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Mark Crispin Miller — News From The Underground via Substack March 6, 2022

Here’s the CDC director going very easy on herself, and on her worse-than-useless agency, for what she represents as wishful thinking, in having readily swallowed CNN’s report of 95% “vaccine” effectiveness. Note too her disingenuous lament that “nobody said” anything about certain variants possibly eluding the “vaccine,” or about the “waning” impact of the shots:

 

For more on the CDC’s lethal fraudulence, check out this eye-popping overview of “common myths” about the “vaccines,” and, contrarily, “the facts” about the latter. As anyone who’s reasonably well-informed will see at once, all those “myths” are (in fact) facts, while all those “facts” are (in fact) lies—an absolute inversion of the truth, as in George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four, with (of course) the signal difference that the latter is satire, whereas the former comes to us as “health guidance” from the US government.

I happened on this catalog of deadly falsehoods just after reading of a new study, out of Sweden, finding that the Pfizer “vaccine” enters liver cells, where it’s converted into DNA. A quick search on the issue took me right to this Oceanic rundown of “the facts,” including the assertion that “COVID-19 vaccines [sic] do not change or interact with your DNA in any way.” That “fact” now appears to be as credible as all the others in this evil stroke of “vaccine” propaganda, which could serve as Exhibit A in the eventual trial of Walensky, Robert Redfield, Deborah Birx and (above all) the now-vanished Dr. Fauci, and many hundreds more, for crimes against humanity.

Save this deadly summary of what the CDC calls “myths” and “facts,” and share it far and wide, lest it be deleted by the agency, now that everyone’s distracted by “Ukraine.” (And feel free to post a comment on whichever of these lies may strike you as especially remarkable.)

 

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