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![I believe the science if the scientist isn't a liar. | The truth about the Corona-Lie-To Us; CDC BROKE FEDERAL LAW BY INFLATING COVID FATALITIES AND CASES: Dr. Henry Ealy and his team, conducted over 10,000 hours of research since March 2020, and conclude that the CDC broke the law by reporting any deaths with Covid-19 as deaths from Covid-19. By federal standards, on August 23 of 2020, the official number of Covid-19 deaths in the U.S. should have been only 9,684, as compared to the 161,392 reported by the CDC. By arbitrarily changing reporting procedures, the CDC broke the Paperwork Reduction Act. There are two key sections on a death certificate. In the first part, the cause of death is detailed. In the second part, contributing factors are listed.
Contributing factors are not statistically recorded. March 24, 2020, the NVSS updated its guidelines on how to report and track COVID-19-related deaths.
"COVID-19 should be listed in Part 1 for statistical tracking, but [only] in cases where it is proven to have caused death, or was assumed to have caused death."
"This document specifically stated that any preexisting conditions should be moved from Part 1, where it has been put for 17 years, into Part 2. | image tagged in covid 19,plain black | made w/ Imgflip meme maker](http://i.imgflip.com/57b5if.jpg)
