According to the CDC’s own data provided Thursday night by the Washington Post, Anthony Fauci, Surgeon General Vivek Murthy, and CDC Director Rochelle Walensky lied to the public when they reported over 99 percent of people dying in hospitals were unvaccinated.
What the data revealed is that the CDC didn’t just make a slight error, but that vaccinated deaths were underrepresented by at least 15 times, and that’s just the beginning.
FAUCI: “99.5 percent of the deaths, in the United States, are among unvaccinated people, and 0.5 percent are among vaccinated people. Boy, if there ever was a statistic that would stimulate someone to get vaccinated, I think this one is it.”
— Ryan Struyk (@ryanstruyk) July 28, 2021
“Murthy said 99.5 percent of the deaths from COVID-19 right now in the U.S. are individuals who are not inoculated.”
Be smart people – get vaccinated!
Surgeon general: ‘I am worried about what is to come’ – https://t.co/wEUC95UKLL— Amy Siskind ?️? (@Amy_Siskind) July 18, 2021
Rochelle Walensky, director of the CDC “said that in states with low vaccination rates more than 99 percent of covid-19 deaths over the past six months were among unvaccinated people.”
Opinion | The two numbers that could get people to take the vaccine https://t.co/LL5mWfX5iU
— Rodger A. Payne (@RodgerPayne) July 28, 2021
1/ THOSE LYING LIARS. While @cdcgov @Surgeon_General and Fauci all said 99% of #COVID deaths were happening in the unvaccinated THEIR OWN DATA FROM HOSPITALS SHOWED THAT IN MAY 15% OF DEATHS WERE IN VACCINATED PEOPLE.
This is a CDC document @washingtonpost has published… pic.twitter.com/6D636zabHR
— Alex Berenson (@AlexBerenson) July 30, 2021
2/ But wait, it gets WORSE.
May’s rate was five times (yes, 5x!) April’s. The slide no has no June number, but the public state data suggests June was even higher.
Further, Delta was not a significant issue in May – suggesting the problem has nothing to do with Delta.
— Alex Berenson (@AlexBerenson) July 30, 2021
3/ Further, yet another slide suggests efficacy in nursing homes is in the 65-75% range (this is what the Danish study suggested).
SOURCE: https://t.co/ip68CSQIf0
— Alex Berenson (@AlexBerenson) July 30, 2021
Israel, Iceland and other highly-vaxxed nations are all rushing to lock down a second time and rush out boosters but our public health “authorities” and Biden himself have spent the last two weeks claiming the “vaccines” are 99.5% to 100% effective.
.@POTUS: “We have a pandemic for those who haven’t gotten a vaccination…If you’re vaccinated, you’re not going to be hospitalized…you’re not going to die. So, it’s gigantically important we all act like Americans who care about our fellow Americans.”pic.twitter.com/cpsvzfXENn
— marielsaez46 (@marielsaez46) July 22, 2021
Now they’re starting to realize that was all a bunch of nonsense (though they’re still scaring us into believing we’re all going to die).
The data and studies cited in the document played a key role in revamped recommendations that call for everyone — vaccinated or not — to wear masks indoors in public settings in certain circumstances, a federal health official said. That official told The Post that the data will be published in full on Friday. CDC Director Rochelle Walensky privately briefed members of Congress on Thursday, drawing on much of the material in the document.
One of the slides states that there is a higher risk among older age groups for hospitalization and death relative to younger people, regardless of vaccination status. Another estimates that there are 35,000 symptomatic infections per week among 162 million vaccinated Americans.
The document outlines “communication challenges” fueled by cases in vaccinated people, including concerns from local health departments about whether coronavirus vaccines remain effective and a “public convinced vaccines no longer work/booster doses needed.”
[…] Matthew Seeger, a risk communication expert at Wayne State University in Detroit, said a lack of communication about breakthrough infections has proved problematic. Because public health officials had emphasized the great efficacy of the vaccines, the realization that they aren’t perfect may feel like a betrayal.
“We’ve done a great job of telling the public these are miracle vaccines,” Seeger said. “We have probably fallen a little into the trap of over-reassurance, which is one of the challenges of any crisis communication circumstance.”
The CDC’s revised mask guidance stops short of what the internal document calls for. “Given higher transmissibility and current vaccine coverage, universal masking is essential to reduce transmission of the Delta variant,” it states.
The document makes clear that vaccination provides substantial protection against the virus. But it also states that the CDC must “improve communications around individual risk among [the] vaccinated” because that risk depends on a host of factors, including age and whether someone has a compromised immune system.
The document includes CDC data from studies showing that the vaccines are not as effective in immunocompromised patients and nursing home residents, raising the possibility that some at-risk individuals will need an additional vaccine dose.
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