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CDC is always shifting the data. How can you make sense of these two CDC charts that detail COVID infection rates as a function of age?
In the chart below, CDC tells us that children have a lower rate of Covid infection/recovery than adults, apart from adults 65 and older. Note that this is based on ESTIMATES. Presumably CDC concocted these estimates to maek it appear that more children “needed” the vaccines because only 35% were immune. But elsewhere, CDC estimates…
How the CDC Abandoned Science/ Vinay Prasad, MD in Tablet
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Police (LOTS) march with protesters in Paris
https://www.bitchute.com/video/jw3KmyICKQiH/
JFK Assassination: Shot from in Front, Not from Texas School Book Depository/ Surgeon who treated JFK/ CBS News
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