According to a White House statement released this morning, Assistant Press Secretary Dick Dipshchitz stated, “President Biden recognizes the need for change at the top of the CDC. They’ve lost almost all their credibility and they only have a 4% approval rating according to recent polls, with a 3% margin of error. The president believes Chris Wallace is the one who can right the ship.”
And no, the corporate media will not be advertising this correction, but it should. The change in deaths among minors just decreased by 23.7%. Nearly a quarter of all adolescent deaths attributed to COVID – probably to advance the Jab the Kiddies Agenda – were not the result of the so-called pandemic. Can anyone say fraud, speaking of which, does this mean the hospitals that misreported these deaths have to return the money?
Precisely. None of the policies have ever been rooted in science in the least, not then and certainly not now. And that is why CDC Director Rochelle Waelsnjy’s comments are maddening, frustrating, and infuriating. We have watched hundreds of thousands of people die needlessly as a result of immoral Covid public health responses, which includes not only the victims of Covid who were denied ivermectin, but the countless suicides, overdoses, missed screenings, and depression wrought by lockdowns, shutdowns, and outright propaganda.
And the data tells us this was always a virus that threatened a very narrow part of the population. In its most virulent form, 99+ percent of us had more to fear from the political manipulation of treatment options than the virus. How many tens of thousands died because the CDC’s false science drove a political narrative that denied people care that would have saved their lives?
The CDC is an acronym for The Centers for Disease Control. Instead of originating with an agency that should be focused on fungi, viruses, and bacteria, shouldn’t such a policy come from a more appropriate department? Say perhaps… oh, I don’t know… maybe the Department of Housing and Urban Development?
We rose to the occasion with the “fifteen days to slow the spread.” We never overwhelmed the hospitals. We stayed in our houses and worked from home, and some of us even obeyed those idiotic one-way traffic shopping lanes at supermarkets in order to socially distance and protect the elderly from getting sick. But that’s done now, it’s over.