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Originally Posted by Phillip-Kun
Fake death data from the CDC, coupled with wild guesstimates from experts, and the relentless barrage of fear porn the mainstream media subjects Americans to around the clock, have been getting results yes.
The CDC not telling the truth to Americans is no conspiracy theory: it’s right out there in the open for everyone to see. The CDC openly admits that it is fudging the COVID-19 death figures.
You could see how these statistics have been made to look really scary when it is so easy to add false numbers to the official database. Those false numbers are sanctioned by the CDC.
Beyond including people with the virus who clearly didn’t die from it, the numbers are inflated by counting people who don’t even have the virus. New York has classified many cases as coronavirus deaths even when postmortem tests have been negative.
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Originally Posted by Phillip-Kun
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Your first link is instructions on how to fill out a death certificate. While yes, it does say that the cause of death should be labeled as their 'BEST medical OPINION', they are professionals on the subject and have patient records to review to give their best opinion on their passing, including pre-existing health conditions (part 2 of form). As well as Autopsy information, among other informative variables. I think they have enough information to tell whether or not someone dies from Covid-19 or not, and this doesn't really show me that medical professionals are just ticking a covid-19 box and calling it a day.
Your second link isn't a reference or note that there has been excessive reporting of deaths or overexaggeration of deaths being reported. It's a metric of measurement to estimate deaths from spikes that occur with Covid-19. If you scroll down to the bottom of that page, the blue bars are ACTUAL RECORDED + PREDICTED DEATHS from ALL CAUSES, where-as the yellow line is the 'measurement of excess deaths' where, if the blue line passes the threshold set by the yellow line, it's indicative that more deaths are occurring than expected in a given period.
It doesn't mean that the numbers and figures that they are reporting are overexaggerated, it's literally a measurement/statistic to see if more people are dying than usual. And while it does have a partial effect on the reporting of deaths from Covid-19, they are constantly being adjusted/reworked as more information and data come in due to time, as well as they are adjusted in both directions, not just 'inflated'.
For reference if you're having issues reading the above graph, the spike in Jan '18 past the yellow bar was a rather bad year for the flu, and everything on the right side of the graph past the yellow bar is the current Covid-19 Pandemic.
tl;dr your sources are trash