The CDC can always fabricate a story about how people died who were "associated" with literally any disease name they want to drum up. They can also use PCR to falsely diagnose any group of any beings (penguins, birds, cattle, sheep, humans, and human sheep) with literally any "infectious disease" they want. It all means absolutely nothing. Not a shred of real science or medicine behind any of it. The CDC is a terrorist organization. It's primary job is to frighten people into becoming customers for Big Pharma's depopulation jabs.

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