Time to not get your flu shot
The CDC is lying to you again: flu reality vs. flu fiction
by Jon Rappoport
June 20, 2013
I now have the official CDC flu-death statistics for the year 2010.
They were provided to me by Martin Maloney, who, some years ago, contacted me to show how the CDC was lying all the way along the line about numbers of flu deaths. Many thanks, Martin, for your good work.
2010 is apparently the most recent year for which the CDC has issued a final report. It was released on May 13 of this year.
The report comes through a sub-agency of the CDC, the National Vital Statistics System (NVSS).
On page 89 of the report, “Deaths: Final Data for 2010,” in Table 10, we find the following:
Influenza and Pneumonia [deaths]: 50,097.
Influenza [deaths]: 500.
Pneumonia [deaths]: 49,597.
In 2010, the CDC reports 500 deaths from the flu.
But…
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Kymber
At least the CDC is honest with people over 65 – they admit it’s only 9% effective. Once I learned that, I quit getting flu shot. That’s even worse than chemotherapy.
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Funny how the CDC still recommends that everyone, including seniors get a flu shot even after stating the 9% effectiveness. 💉Pushed on every corner.
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