I have read this article and others about Edward Dowd, a former Blackrock employee who is saying 1) The vaccines are killing lots people, 2) The group life insurance companies will refuse to pay out for deaths caused by the vaccine, 3) Big Pharma has no liability (that is what the EUAs are about) UNLESS they committed fraud, in which case, they are liable and will be sued into bankruptcy, 4) All of this is beginning to dawn on Wall Street and they are pretty sure there is plenty of fraud, so they are selling off Big Pharma, or at least hedging, and maybe shorting it.
My question for the commentariat is this: Do you know anyone who was killed by the vaccine, i.e., they died and there was a report put into VAERS (or other system if outside the US)? If so, do you know if the survivors got a payout from the life insurance? There was a story making the rounds that a life insurance company in France refused to pay out in such a case, but no one can verify it. Anyone out there know of any examples where a life insurance company paid?
Re: Interesting article -- will Life Insurance companies and Wall Street end it?
My question for the commentariat is this: Do you know anyone who was killed by the vaccine, i.e., they died and there was a report put into VAERS (or other system if outside the US)? If so, do you know if the survivors got a payout from the life insurance? There was a story making the rounds that a life insurance company in France refused to pay out in such a case, but no one can verify it. Anyone out there know of any examples where a life insurance company paid?