New York Times And CDC Admit Over counted Covid Deaths & Overhyped the Pandemic

The New York Times has admitted that the official numbers of COVID deaths, and infections were probably exaggerated including some people who may have had the virus when they died even though it wasn’t the underlying cause of fatality. This comes after years of pushing the idea of a “pandemic” on the public and trying to force healthy young people to get an experimental shot that hadn’t been tested.

They went on to say that according to the CDC’s main Covid webpage, the virus has been killing roughly 80 individuals every day in recent weeks, which is equal to about 1% of all daily deaths.

According to additional CDC. data, people who died where Covid was not the underlying cause of death, but was tallied as a Covid death accounts for close to one-third of recent Covid deaths that were reported as official. Similar findings were reached by a study that was published in the journal Clinical Infectious Diseases.

Here is a screenshot of the admission from the NYT’s article:

SOURCES: NYT, CDC, STUDY RESULTS