CDC Finally Admits 75 Percent of COVID
Deaths Happen in Patients “With at least
Four or More Comorbidities”
Posted By: Ida Lou Pino, 1/10/2022 1:47:34 PM
This issue has always been at the heart of the internal data that was never turned over for review. For two years people have wanted to know the distinction and general health position of the people who were categorized as dying from COVID. What was their previous health status? For reasons that can only be reconciled by admitting it was purposeful to their objectives, the CDC never released any information showing the background health status of those who were categorized as dying from COVID. However, recently the CDC said they were going to assemble those various subsets of key data for the public. CORRECTION*
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