ExclusiveCDC Found Proof Vaccines Caused Deaths #frontpageshow #frontpageexclusive

Officials for the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the CDC, found evidence that the Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines caused multiple deaths despite their claim that there was no evidence linking the vaccines to deaths. CDC employees tracked down information on reported post-vaccination deaths. According to an internal file, they learned that myocarditis, or heart inflammation, was listed on death certificates and in autopsies for some deaths. Myocarditis was described as being caused by vaccination in a subset of deaths. And in other cases, the CDC workers also found that some deaths met the CDC's definition for myocarditis. As a result of the vaccine dose, some patients started showing myocarditis symptoms within 42 days, but the deceased did not show any virus-related symptoms. Officials say that after 42 days, a possible link between the vaccine and myocarditis symptoms becomes tenuous. So if they can find any possible alternative causes, they list post-vaccination deaths as unrelated to the vaccine. Despite the findings, the CDC claimed to have seen no signs linking mRNA vaccines to any deaths. The CDC claimed that no link had been found between the Moderna and Pfizer messenger RNA vaccines and any deaths that were reported to the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System, VAERS. CDC officials, in a letter that was dated June 13, 2023, said that no deaths were reported to the VAERS, for which the agency determined the available evidence indicated that the Moderna or Pfizer vaccination caused or contributed to the deaths. Dr. Andrew Boston, a heart expert who is based in the United States, said, that's a scandal. When you have information like this and you continue to put out this dishonest line that there's only seven deaths and they're all unrelated to the mRNA vaccines. He also said that the CDC is concealing these deaths. A CDC spokeswoman said that determining a person's cause of death is done by the medical examiner or coroner who completes the death certificate. However, the spokeswoman declined to explain why the CDC doesn't consider autopsies or death certificates as evidence of casualty. She also declined to explain the criteria for establishing vaccine-caused deaths or whether the numbers have been updated since 2023. She also declined to answer questions about specific deaths that are outlined in the file citing privacy and confidentiality. People who die in the United States with confirmed or suspected COVID-19 are counted as COVID-19 deaths. That count included a number of deaths from unrelated causes. The CDC, also in 2023, advised death certifiers to include COVID-19 on death certificates even if the deaths happened years after COVID-19 infection. Dr. Craig said they are taking the exact opposite approach to COVID deaths. Every death after a test was a COVID death. No death after a vaccine is a vaccine death. Dr. Craig questioned what it would take for the CDC to admit that vaccines have caused myocarditis-related deaths. The newly obtained file has never been published before. The file was obtained after U.S. authorities rejected another Freedom of Information Act request for the autopsies themselves. The file outlines the agency's investigation into reports that were submitted to VAERS of suspected cases of myocarditis or a related condition pericarditis. This was done following COVID-19 vaccination. The file showed that the CDC examined 3,780 reports through April 13, 2023, a small number of which were duplicates. However, among the 3,780 reported cases, 101 had resulted in death.