CDC’s Ministry of Truth changes the narrative on us, yet again. Welcome to CDC-1984
Thanks to Coffee and COVID, Jeff Childers’ Substack, and Congressman Tom Massie, for identifying how CDC quietly removes the misinformation it has been spreading.
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