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CDC Caught Faking Data for ‘Covid Deaths’
by Frank Bergman, Slay News:
A bombshell new report has revealed that the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is publishing fabricated data on “Covid deaths” to massively exaggerate the alleged issue.
According to the CDC, COVID-19 is the fourth leading cause of death in America.
The federal health agency claims Covid is killing 186,552 people a year.
However, according to a new report, the incidence of COVID-19 death has plummeted since the pandemic.
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Data from U.S. News & World Report shows that Covid was only listed as a cause of death for 49,931 Americans last year.
However, as Slay News has previously reported, Covid is often listed as a cause of death if the person had a positive test for the virus, even if it didn’t kill them.
In one shocking example, a man who was killed in a motorcycle accident was marked down as dying from Covid because his corpse tested positive for the virus.
According to the CDC’s own reports last year, there should have been about 51,000 “Covid deaths,” not over 186,000.
In the past, the CDC has admitted to overcounting the total number of Covid deaths.
Over the last week, the CDC’s most recent death data links 1.5% of all deaths to Covid.
However, the CDC’s National Center for Health Statistics “Leading Causes of Death” is using the alleged data from 2022 to exaggerate the alleged issue.
Why do they continue to overstate the total number of deaths allegedly caused by COVID-19?
Interestingly the U.S News & World Report also notes that heart disease is the leading cause of death, followed by cancer.
The report reveals that cancer deaths are rising in the United States.
Both cancer and heart failure have been linked to Covid mRNA shots.
This is not the first time that the CDC has been caught faking data on Covid deaths, however.
As Slay News reported in August last year, the CDC quietly published new data that reveals a staggering 99% of reported “Covid deaths” were not actually caused by the virus.
