The decision of the ‘’century.’’
CDC cannot make up its mind. It’s still struggling with deciding whether we should wear masks or not!
Now, since they have ‘’solved’’ the previous problem, CDC moved on with their questions, causing a bigger issue for solving. At this point, CDC members are ‘’doing’’ their best to see if the vaccinated people died FROM coronavirus or WITH coronavirus.
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How many times have we asked this question??? Thousands and thousands of times. Since the beginning, people wanted to know if the people really died from COVID or other unrelated causes.
Rochelle Walensky, the CDC Director in her CNN interview, announced that she knows about 223 ‘’break-through’’ cases in vaccinated individuals. A significant number of those 223 personas died because of other causes!
From her words in the interview, we can conclude that COVID-19 statistics aren’t accurate about the COVID-19 deaths.
https://twitter.com/SamParkerSenate/status/1393994395674812418?s=20
So she literally just admitted that the covid death count isn’t a real count of covid deaths. The response to this pandemic gets more baffling by the day
— Dave Young (@daveyoung84) May 16, 2021
FOX News reported on most of the comments from Walensky’s statement.
But critics pounced on Walensky’s reasoning.
“After all this time, we are going to start distinguishing died ‘with’ Covid from died ‘from’ Covid,” one Twitter user wrote. “How anyone lives with the dishonest reporting of numbers is beyond me. Either we treat all the deaths with the same questioning or none of them, Period.”
Another user wrote: ‘So she literally just admitted that the covid death count isn’t a real count of covid deaths. The response to this pandemic gets more baffling by the day.”
Others suggested that all COVID-19 deaths should be re-examined to determine whether the person died “from” the virus or “with” it.
“Sounds like 500k cases need to be reviewed to more accurately distinguish ‘with’ and ‘from’,” one user said. “Hmm, thought I heard this same sentiment expressed in the past.”
Why are they trying to differentiate between the deaths from and with COVID?
Many Twitter users activated their fingers to present the CDC hypocrisy, labeling the deaths as something different from COVID.
CDC Director Rochelle Walensky, somewhat confusingly, says they are aware of 223 people who have died with covid after being vaccinated.
"Not all of those 223 cases who had covid actually died of covid. They may have had mild disease but died, for example, of a heart attack." pic.twitter.com/KmjbrXnd1k
— Justin Baragona (@justinbaragona) May 16, 2021
CDC Director Walensky misinforms again.
Listen til end
Per CDC only 6% of all Covid Deaths Died *Of Covid ONLY!Confusing as always~
CDC VAERS keeping trackWalensky: 223 people who died
*With Covid after being vaccinated~Died from other Conditionspic.twitter.com/rygF4skpfK— Lawyerforlaws (@lawyer4laws) May 16, 2021
Also, The Epoch Times covered this story.
Of the people who died after being fully vaccinated, 42 were asymptomatic or not related to COVID-19, according to the CDC. Additionally, 342 of the hospitalizations were asymptomatic or not related to COVID-19.
“Many, many hospitals are screening people for COVID when they come in, so not all of those 223 cases who had COVID actually died of COVID. They may have had mild disease, but died, for example, of a heart attack,” CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky said on CNN’s “State of the Union” on May 16.
Under the usual counting program, people who haven’t been vaccinated but who die of heart attacks or other causes while testing positive for the CCP virus are typically listed as a COVID-19 death.
The death rate among the fully vaccinated is “extraordinarily low” when taking into consideration the death rate of COVID-19 itself, Walensky said.
Some 115 million people had been fully vaccinated as of May 10.
The CDC had been sharing the number of so-called breakthrough COVID-19 cases, but is no longer. The agency had said that 9,245 people as of April 16 tested positive for the disease at least two weeks after getting their final shot. The numbers were again from 46 U.S. states and territories and said to be a likely undercount.
Why doesn’t the CDC share break-through coronavirus cases? I believe that America’s population deserves to have honest answers to their tough questions.
Take a look at Walensky’s statement on CNN! If you don’t want to watch the entire video, skip to 9:50.
