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It's Official: COVID Is Now A FLU.

12 Mar 2024 · 1 min

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In this commentary, the speaker criticizes the CDC’s recent statement that the United States has achieved 98% immunity to COVID-19 and should treat the virus like the seasonal flu. The speaker highlights that, at the same time, the CDC removed the webpage that displayed excess‑death statistics, replacing it with a notice that the data will no longer be updated. The speaker then reads selected figures from the now‑unavailable dataset: a 6.5% decline in deaths among those over 65, a 26% rise in deaths among 35‑44‑year‑olds, a 19% rise among 25‑44‑year‑olds, and a 101% surge in excess deaths in the third quarter of 2021. The commentary links this spike to a concurrent record increase in insurance death‑benefit payouts, the largest since the 1918 Spanish flu. The speaker questions why the UK chose to close inquiries into excess deaths while the U.S. chose to hide the data, suggesting possible political or financial motivations behind the CDC’s decision.

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So the CDC has now said America has 98% immunity against COVID and treat it like the flu. But you know what else they did? They removed the page from their website that listed excess deaths. They didn't just archive all data. There's a message that says these datasets will no longer be updated. They also decided this was the right move at the exact same time that we've had the biggest jump in death benefit payouts from insurance companies since the 1918 Spanish flu. Since they decided to take the data down, I'm going to read some of it to you. There was a 6.5% decrease in seniors over 65 dying, but there was a 26% increase in people between 35 to 44 and a 19% increase in people between 25 to 44. In the 3rd quarter of 2021 alone, there was a 101% increase in excess deaths. Double. What happened in the 3rd quarter of 2021 that was different? And what was the response? The UK government said, let's close all inquiries into excess deaths. The American government said, let's remove the website where we publish this data. I wonder what the motivation is.