It's been a while since we've trotted out the "Safe and Effective" memes.
It's been a while since we've trotted out the "Safe and Effective" memes.
Disease detectives at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are probing a new outbreak: the roughly three-dozen coronavirus cases linked to their own annual conference last week.
“CDC is working with the Georgia Department of Health to conduct a rapid epidemiological assessment of confirmed COVID-19 cases that appear to be connected to the 2023 EIS Conference to determine transmission patterns,” CDC spokesperson Kristen Nordlund said in an email. . . .
>Disease detectives at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are probing a new outbreak: the roughly three-dozen coronavirus cases linked to their own annual conference last week.
>“CDC is working with the Georgia Department of Health to conduct a rapid epidemiological assessment of confirmed COVID-19 cases that appear to be connected to the 2023 EIS Conference to determine transmission patterns,” CDC spokesperson Kristen Nordlund said in an email.
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[Source Article](https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/cdc-opens-probe-after-35-test-positive-for-covid-following-cdc-conference/ar-AA1aEmG9)
Maybe they’ll finally figure out that the tests give lots of false positives, or that vaccinated people are perpetually infected and don’t know it.
Maybe they’ll finally figure out that the tests give lots of false positives, or that vaccinated people are perpetually infected and don’t know it.
They helped in rigging the plandemic, they should know. This could be a ruse to restimulate covid fear. I think it's a PR embarrassment to the CDC and they wouldn't willingly let that info out unless there was a purpose.
They helped in rigging the plandemic, they should know. This could be a ruse to restimulate covid fear. I think it's a PR embarrassment to the CDC and they wouldn't willingly let that info out unless there was a purpose.
Good point.
Good point.
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