America will be next to follow as a French insurance company denied life insurance payouts to COVID-19 vaccinated clients, an America’s Frontline Doctors (AFLDS) video explained..Taking an experimental drug, such as the COVID-19 vaccine, is not covered under the life insurance claim and considered in the same realm as suicide, explained Dr. Peterson Pierre, of AFLDS in the video..A judge’s court ruling allowed the insurance company to deny payment to an insured “elderly, wealthy businessman” in France who died after receiving the jab..“The life insurance company is not paying out because they decided that the COVID vaccine is a medical experiment and death from a medical experiment is not a covered entity,” said Pierre..“Even the judge said the side effects from the vaccine are well known, they’ve been made public, there’s absolutely no way that this gentleman could have not known the side effects.”.“He willingly chose to get the vaccine and he died as a result, and because it was a choice they’re calling it a suicide.”.“Suicides — along with deaths from experimental drugs — are not covered in life insurance.”.“Now the American Life Insurance council also said insurance policies may deny payment if you die from the COVID-19 vaccine because they are experimental drugs,” said Pierre..The court case in France sets a new precedence for insurance companies around the globe to deny claims to vaccinated individuals..An article by Our Central Europe lists a number of incidences where insurance companies have denied COVID-19 vaccinated people’s families their life insurance policies following their deaths..In one case, a German liability insurance company told a customer the company covers valid vaccinations against known infectious diseases, but not health damage related to the COVID-19 vaccine..In another case, Techniker Krankenkasse, a German insurance company, has stated in a letter to clients any damage or consequences following COVID-19 vaccination are not insured..“Taking a lethal risk by getting vaccinated effectively locks them out of the contract, rendering it void,” Our Central Europe wrote on the scenarios presented..Some insurance agencies, such as Canada Life, have issued statements saying vaccination status will have no effect on a life insurance policy..The Canadian Life and Health Insurance Association (CLHIA) released a statement on the issue in March of 2021..“Getting the vaccine will not affect your insurance coverage,” said Assistant Vice President Kevin Dorse..“No one should be afraid and choose to not protect themselves from COVID-19 because they are worried about it affecting their benefits.”.“All of Canada’s life and health insurers are supportive of Canadians receiving government-approved vaccinations to protect themselves from serious illness and death.”.The statement was released more than a year ago and the CLHIA provided no further updates since then..Ewa Sudyk is a reporter with the Western Standard.,.esudyk@westernstandardonline.com
