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citizen wrote: “...they also said that the highly unusual circumstances of three fatalities among the patients of one clinic in such a short time required investigation.”

Not disputing that there were issues with the swine flu vaccine but the critical point is this - there was no swine flu hence no need for the vaccines.

Some are saying that we should stop the covid vaccinations because we stopped the swine flu vaccinations which had fewer instances of side effects. That would be a credible argument until one faces the fact that covid has killed over a million while the swine flu only had one fatality. There simply was no justification for the swine flu vaccination program regardless of whether there were side effects from the vaccine.

...covid has killed over a million...

In the early summer of 2020 I watched a CNN interview of the head of the statistical department of the main hospital in Houston, TX. He flatly stated any death, regardless of the cause, was attributed to Covid if the virus was present. A fact like this plus total USA deaths not being markedly higher should give you cause for thought. From mid-2020, on there were scores of news articles, most of which were not blogs, etc., also detailing the practice of listing normal deaths as Covid deaths.

Add to this, we subsequently learned the PCR tests were highly prone to giving false positives. We all got played.