KJ and Noor Hisham must be held responsible for Covid-19 vaccine decisions

Large number of excess deaths in Malaysia remain unexplained

In an episode of Keluar Sekejap on June 4, hosted by Khairy Jamaluddin and Shahril Hamdan, the Covid-19 vaccine issue was discussed. Khairy (known as KJ) was the minister for health during the pandemic (2021-2022), and was as minister responsible for the vaccine acquisition (2020-2021) and roll-up in Malaysia. In his podcast, the extraordinary rate of excess deaths in Malaysia (not mentioned), KJ said that vaccines shouldn’t be blamed for deaths or illnesses happening today like stroke or heart attacks.

KJ denies any causation between the Covid-19 vaccine and illnesses reported in the media today. This is in contrary to the wide body of scientific evidence that has been published over the last two years.

Khairy defended the rollout of the AstraZenaca Covid-19 vaccine, when he was minister. KJ claims there has been no causation between the vaccine and adverse effects proven. KJ claims the withdraw of the AstraZeneca vaccine was made for commercial, rather than safety reasons.

KJ claimed in the podcast that his ministry gave advisories on the AstraZeneca vaccine. KJ said there were only four cases in a million of blood clots recorded by the MOH during his tenure as minister.

In an article published by Code Blue on July 2, it was reported the former director-general of health Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah said that “Cases of heart attack, stroke, and blood clotting problems happening now have NO RELATIONSHIP with the vaccine because no vaccination programmes have been using this vaccine recently,” Noor Hisham elaborated that “Heart attacks, stroke, and blood clotting problems that still occur today are due to other risk factors such as smoking, cholesterol problems, and diabetes.”

The body of scientific research papers, data available, and meta-data studies now almost overwhelmingly indicates strong causation between Covid-19 vaccines and adverse effects which have led to many deaths around the world. There are just too studies to post here, but my Substack has reported a number of these studies over the last two years.

Accountability and responsibility

In the podcast KJ claimed that there was a consensus that vaccinations were the best (and only) course of action to take. Treatments for those who were suffering from Covid-19 were withdrawn from medical accessibility on the basis of potential adverse effects and no efficacy proven for use of Covid-19. For example, cross use of Ivermectin for treatment was forbidden. There was even an MOH campaign against Ivermectin. Showing hypocrisy, there was no data available on the efficacy and safety of the Covid-19 vaccines due to the rapid rollout.

People were denied other treatments for Covid-19, which have since been found to be affective. The Court of Appeal later overturned the MOH ban on Ivermectin.

In Malaysia during the pandemic, 45.1 million doses of Pfizer’s mRNA vaccine, 21.5 million doses of Sinovac, 5.7 million doses of AstraZeneca, 228K doses of Cansino, and 42K doses of Sinopharm were administrated to the public. With mandates and the holding back of known efficacy and safety data withheld from the public on Dr Noor Hisham’s own admission in a recent court case, there was no possibility that Malaysians could have given informed consent to receiving the above vaccines.

Both KJ and Dr Noor Hisham refuse to be accountable and take any responsibility.

It is believed a group of Malaysian citizens are preparing to take KJ and Dr Noor Hisham (along with others) to court on the above matter as a class action.

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