John Watt, a campaigner who confronted Rishi Sunak over his concerns about covid vaccines has revealed he has still not heard from the Prime Minister three months later.
He told GB News: “It's fantastic that the mainstream media are now talking on this, that is a positive.
“But what's not a positive and is an insult to the vaccine injured that we all keep getting this, ‘for the greater good’ and we also get told that this is rare.
“I put a video up on one of my social media platforms. The comments don't lie. The comments I'm getting under these videos, 90% of people are saying, I've not been right ever since I took my vaccine.
“This is massive. And it's been three years too long. We've been screaming for help and support.
“I'm still waiting for Rishi Sunak to get in contact with me.
“Myself and Alex are trying our hardest to help the injured and raise awareness on this subject. We'll do an event in Glasgow on the 2nd June to try and raise money for the vaccine injured because these people need help and support.
“For anyone who doesn’t believe it, come along on the 2nd June and question these doctors.
“The nation and everybody is now starting to realize they have not been right informed consent got taken away from us all.
“Other pharmaceutical drugs have been pulled for less. Charlotte Wright lost her husband and other people have died from this vaccine.
“It's time for the government, it's time for the MHRA and it's time for the pharmaceutical companies to own up to their responsibility and compensate and look after the people who have been affected by it because we're getting sick of it but we are not going anywhere.”
Alex Mitchell, who was given the AstraZeneca vaccine, also revealed how he had his leg amputated and has since been diagnosed with VITT caused by the Covid-19 vaccines.
Speaking on GB News, Alex Mitchell said: “I got my first one and only AstraZeneca vaccine on the 20th of March 2021. I'm a scaffolder and on the 1st April I thought I'd build some muscles.
“I collapsed on the 4th April and spent seven and a half hours in surgery and I was told I wasn't going to survive. My family were told there was no hope.
“I came round after seven and a half hours of surgery to be told, ‘we don't know why you're still here, but here you are.’
“And it was explained that at that time they didn't know what it was, that there was a concern with my left leg and within 15 minutes it went from a concern to, there will be an amputation.’
“I was amputated a week later and I left the hospital to be confirmed as having thrombotic thrombocytopenia. And within two weeks it was classified as a condition called VITT: Vaccine-induced [immune] Thrombotic Thrombocytopenia.
“In my understanding, there's a difference between TTS and VITT but that’s not for me to argue that case; I'll leave it to my lawyers. Obviously, I'm part of the same class action as the many, many others who have been left abandoned by the very company that hurt us.
“[AZ’s admission is] three years too late for many of us. They have known for a long time, they were notified a long time ago, not just by people like myself reporting it to them, but by governments, health agencies across the world who notified them that there was a problem with this thing.
“And they would rather spend billions defending what they can't defend anymore. All I will say is this company has been fined 72 times for crimes in the last 20 years, with fines totalling 1.5 billion in the range of crimes ranging from bribery to misrepresentation of data. You can go through it, it’s public information.
“This is not a company that should ever be trusted. So yes, they're going to defend, am I surprised? Not really. I am surprised that they acknowledge it.”
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