A new study has found that the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) did not tell the truth, pretty much at all, throughout the Wuhan coronavirus (Covid-19) “pandemic.” The CDC made at least 25 different statistical or numerical “errors” throughout the saga that resulted in the severity of the manufactured “crisis” being massively overstated, the paper found. Of the 25 instances of “error” that were identified, 20 of them greatly exaggerated the severity of the scamdemic. The paper in question was published ahead of peer review on March 23 by the Social Science Research Network (SSRN). “The CDC has expressed significant concern about COVID-19 misinformation,” the study’s authors wrote. “In order for the CDC to be a credible source of information, they must improve the accuracy of the data they provide.” When asked to comment on the findings, the CDC was nowhere to be found, choosing to remain silent. (Related: Remember when the CDC lied about a measles outbreak that occurred exclusively among children who had already been “vaccinated” for measles?)
