The federal government is shifting toward a greater focus on people who say they were injured by vaccines. This would mean the very entity that was responsible for forcefully harming the public now wants to help. HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced Monday that the National Institutes of Health (NIH) will launch a research effort examining reported vaccine injuries. Kennedy introduced the initiative during a visit to the NIH campus in Bethesda, Maryland. Part of the effort will include a new NIH clinic established to treat patients harmed by vaccines. Really? They’ve set up a clinic within the NIH, the same institution where Dr. Anthony Fauci served as director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases? Who would feel comfortable putting their trust in this clinic? Even though the NIH is the same place that allowed vaccine injury, at least this is the first time they’ve acknowledged that it’s a real thing, after years of having no solutions for those who are vaccine injured. Another proposal would provide financial incentives for doctors who report suspected vaccine injuries. So they went from silencing reports of vaccine injuries to shelling out financial incentives to those who report them. Keep in mind that while they roll out this initiative to help those harmed by vaccines and prevent future harm, they are continuing, on a daily basis, to push these same vaccines while also expanding the mRNA platform into the public’s trusted flu vaccine. A truly genuine effort to protect the public would have been to focus on getting vaccines off the shelves. The post The NIH Wants to Help the Vaccine Injured? appeared first on Redacted.