>>14965585 Thank You Baker.
PB anon posted this article: "Hey, Joe Biden! This Man Lost His Son Doing What You Asked and He Gets NOTHING". Short version - single dad, healthy baseball playing kid.
"In contrast, Ernest Ramirez has done everything life ever required of him. A single father, he raised his only son, Ernesto, working hard to give the boy everything he wanted or needed. Two months before the CDC announced that atypical cases of heart inflammation were a possible side effect of the mRNA vaccination for COVID-19, particularly in young men, Ernesto received the government-recommended shot. Five days later, 16-year-old Ernesto died of an enlarged heart." … AND … "No compensation will relieve Ramirez’s obvious pain or make up for his loss. Even so, according to attorney Aaron Siri, who has represented many vaccine-injured clients, almost none is available."
Two funds meant to compensate vaccine injured and their families were mentioned in the article -
National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (NVIC) and
Countermeasures Injury Compensation Program (CICP)
"The CICP is the payor of last resort for survivor claims. Siri cautions that the CICP has a standard of proof that makes it almost impossible to receive compensation. He also noted that, even in a successful claim, the amount of the payment is virtually nothing."
USAspending.gov provides a visual of "payment is virtually nothing".
CICP - https://www.usaspending.gov/federal_account/075-0343
Fiscal Year Summary
For this current fiscal year, this agency has been granted authority to spend $6M out of this federal account. They carried over a balance of $6M from last year, were given $0 in new appropriations, and have authority to use $0 of other budgetary resources.
To date, 30.8% ($2M) of the total $6M has been obligated.
NVIC - https://www.usaspending.gov/federal_account/075-8175
Vaccine Injury Compensation Trust Fund - Treasury Managed, Health and Human Services
Fiscal Year Summary
For this current fiscal year, this agency has been granted authority to spend $357M out of this federal account. They carried over a balance of $8M from last year, were given $349M in new appropriations, and have authority to use $0 of other budgetary resources.
To date, 73.5% ($262M) of the total $357M has been obligated.
CICP's Six million is a verrrry small budget for a federal agency. The ugly part is looking at what the money has been spent on. According to the graph (cap related) only $574,576 has been spent on claims, while $9 MILLION has been spent on administrative expenses. WTAF??