By Ethan Huff | Source
The Japanese people have had enough of their government and the pharmaceutical industry getting away with murder.
The relatives of people who died after getting “vaccinated” for the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) are demanding compensation from the Japanese government, which like the United States government pushed the shots in a format similar to Operation Warp Speed.
Relatives of the now-deceased have been sharing testimony before a government and press panel about what happened to their loved ones who took the injections, thinking they would provide protection, but died.
Plaintiff No. 7, as they are calling the person in the video below, explained as part of a class-action lawsuit how COVID jabs took the life of the plaintiff’s 19-year-old son in Fukushima, the same prefecture where a massive earthquake occurred back on March 11, 2011.
“My son had his third dose of the vaccine on May 1, 2022,” Plaintiff No. 7 explained. “Then, in the early hours of May 4 at 4:30 a.m., he suddenly shouted and immediately after went into cardiac arrest.”
“He was rushed to the hospital by ambulance and put on ECMO, but he passed away a week later on May 11. He was only 19 years old. He couldn’t even celebrate his coming of age. On my birthday, he was absent while the numerical candles were on the birthday cake we ate.”
IT HAS BEGUN 🇯🇵
Relatives of those who died from the covid injections are now taking legal action against the government.
Please listen and SHARE this heartbreaking testimony from a mother who lost her son.
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Plaintiff No. 7 would go on to explain how sad the birthday was without the son, who worked at a pharmaceutical company prior to his passing. The young man suffered side effects after his first and second doses and was not planning to take a third until his employer forced him to comply.
“The president also strongly urged him, resulting in him getting vaccinated,” Plaintiff No. 7 continued. “He was happy that the side effects were the least after the third dose.”
“He said he would go to sleep as usual the day before his cardiac arrest happened. Yet, such a thing has occurred. As a result of getting vaccinated for the sake of his company and to protect himself, he lost his life at the young age of 19.”
Plaintiff No. 7 emphasized repeatedly how life is no longer the same without the son – and this is just one of many such cases that the families of Japanese victims are sharing in an effort to attain justice for the crimes against humanity their loved ones endured.
The following video shows another portion of the press conference in which plaintiffs address a glaring disparity in Japan’s vaccine injury compensation payout system, which unfairly benefits older people and not younger people. Be sure to watch:
“This is the way,” someone on X wrote about what these Japanese plaintiffs are doing to attain justice for their deceased loved ones. “Everyone needs to sue whoever forced them to take the nanotech injections.”
“Sue your workplace, sue your school, sue your government, sue your health agencies, sue the old age homes, and sue the pharma companies.”
Everyone who got injected for COVID is going to regret it, if they don’t already.
You don’t seem to realize it, people, but it is the PEOPLE who will pay financial compensation to the OTHER PEOPLE who were stupid enough to let themselves be injected with poison. In what world does THAT makes sense? Oh, in the world where it makes sense to inject poison into yourself to “protect” yourself against a disease as dangerous as influenza.
We need compensation from the vaccine promoters, not direct from the government. Don’t even think about using the people’s money to compensate the people. The relevant promoters must be accountable for their tyranny..
Ultimately those behind the genocide attempt have to be held accountable in ways that go beyond financial compensation, but this is a necessary step in the process. People in other countries as well have been speaking out and taking action, and that is exactly what we all need to do. As sad as the situation is, it is encouraging that we are taking back our power.