CDC Denies Deaths Datasets | FudgeGate

But admits existence of incomplete datasets to the Daily Beagle

Mar 09, 2023

Previously The Daily Beagle caught the CDC fudging and arbitrarily changing the population numbers in relation to vaccinated and unvaccinated mortality rates.

CDC Claim They Don’t Have The Data

So imagine our surprise when we saw ShogunPilot submitted an FOIA request to the CDC, where the CDC falsely claimed they didn’t hold data on both mortality and vaccination status:

But Actually, They Do!

This is bizarre, because The Daily Beagle made an informal request with the CDC to see their 2021 vaccine mortality data so we could confirm whether or not it also had fudged statistics.

It took ten days for a response to be received:

But they obliged, confirming data for 2021 exists (likely after they scrambled to generate it). They then tried to spin it as our being dumb (‘haha that’s only booster data’):

But little do they know, we searched their website high and low and did not find any public 2021 data for vaccines in general (in fact, we searched their site so hard we found even more fraudulent datasets in other vaccines).

Both of the 2021 datasets provided, unsurprisingly, contain the same population fudge as last time. But notice what the titles of the datasets are?

Err… vaccine mortality data broken down by age. The very data the CDC falsely claimed it didn’t have to ShogunPilot. Oops.

Also The Data Is Incomplete, Said The CDC

The Daily Beagle had to do a double-take when reading the response, though. The CDC said the data came from “31 jurisdictions”:

We were a bit confused, and asked for clarification to make sure it wasn’t a typographical error for ‘51’, as in 50 States and the District of Columbia (‘Washington D.C.’). We asked them to clarify what the jurisdictions were in-case they meant Puerto Rico.

The CDC then went on to confirm that, yes, it is indeed 31 jurisdictions, and those 31 “jurisdictions”, were, in-fact, the State healthcare systems (I.E. not strictly entire States):

Notice they also report only 30 (not 31!) jurisdictions report deaths among unvaccinated and vaccinated people. Que?

Also notice the other discrepencies (emphasis added):

Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, New York City (New York), North Carolina, Philadelphia (Pennsylvania), Rhode Island, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Washington, and West Virginia

Duplication in area coverage, for example, New York appears twice — once as the New York (State), and once as New York City, New York. We counted, there are 31 entries, New York is indeed counted twice.

Where-as in the State of Pennsylvania, only the city of Philadelphia is covered. We guess the rest of the enormous State doesn’t count then?

Welcome to the State of Not Pennsylvania, population Philadelphia

The CDC by their own admittance are saying their vaccine dataset is incomplete.

Only 72%? According to our calculations, there’s only a 58.8% coverage (duplicate New York entry removed making 30):

And in terms of States (Washington D.C. removed), only a 58% coverage:

How can they possibly claim any accuracy in the dataset (which they also claim does not exist in response to FOIAs), if it is missing such a large chunk of the United States?

42% is missing from the dataset, and that’s even humouring the fact there’s a duplicate entry and only a single city covered in one entire State!

The level of fraud in these datasets and their representations is absolutely mindblowing. The only thing more surprising is they admitted it to us!

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