It's like we read English and yet comprehend it differently. The CDC quote is exactly what I found. And it says, as you quote above: covid should be reported on the death certificate where the diseases caused or is assumed to have caused or contributed to death. Not that all people who have covid and die should be called a covid death. Only ones where covid is believed to be part of the reason for the death. And I went further in my research and found that most of these deaths were generally related to respiratory symptoms which are clearly linked to having covid.
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Yes in a way it does seem this way :) I will admit I do not have an inherent trust in media, government or Big Pharma, so that may effect my interpretation of such things. However such distrust is warranted due to past behavior of these entitites.
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Regardless of how one interprets the CDC document, the quote from the Illinois official does make it abundantly clear in my mind at least, how reporting is actually happening in some places irregardless of how other states and hospitals interpret the CDC document, so I am surprised you don't see how, at least in some states, the people in charge of case count are openly admitting that they are putting deaths down on the covid death count that they know are not caused by it. They literally say they are doing it, listing people who have died with and not from the virus, so maybe that is part of why I interpret the document that way, because it seems to be the way the state of Illinois and other authorities have interpreted it.
I am honestly curious too, what do you think the reason for the lowest number of recorded influenza cases and deaths in US history in 2020, if not many influenza cases and deaths being wrongly attributed to Covid?
You see many things that don't add up in your mind about my theory, and I likewise see many things that don't add up about the official narrative, like how universal masking was only implemented months after the drop off of deaths and hospitalizations last spring, how the states that have fully reopened like Texas have steadily dropping cases, hospitalizations and deaths while those that have strictest lockdowns, mask mandates and the like (apart from Florida) are driving the entire so-called 'pandemic' in this country right now (New York, New Jersey, Michigan, Pennsylvania).
Regardless, as long as the 'experts' have no isolated virus, the entire pandemic narrative is built on a lie, and all they have is a story about a new disease that could very well be a conglomeration of a whole bunch of other pre-existing diseases, and in fact much evidence to support this. Many diseases are respiratory related, including bacterial pneumonia, which was actually the main cause of death in 1918 influenza pandemic, as admitted by Dr. Fauci. PCR testing as it is currently setup is still a scam, even if there is this new virus, that must be less deadly than they are telling us because of false positivity rate inherent with the way the tests are being used.
If you read any of the resources I linked for you, there is tons of documented information coming from legitimate sources that will at least show you why so many of us buy into alternative narratives and 'conspiracy' theories about this, because there is tons of competing evidence out there that casts doubt on the evidence used by the media to sell their particular narrative. Unlike the media, we don't engage in widescale censorship or suppression of information, and in fact I often cite the media evidence in my posts specifically to show how weak an evidence it actually is (at least in my opinion). Sometimes I end up being wrong, but i feel that overall the evidence that continues to become available has vindicated most of my theories and claims regarding reality of pandemic made throughout 2020. I have and will continue to look into both sides of the issue, but from my intensive research and year-long investigation into the evidence, the evidence discrediting the official narrative far outweighs the evidence in support of the pandemic narrative. I only ask that people keep an open mind and actually look into our side of the debate, as we have done with the establishment narrative. If you think my in-depth posts on mask harm and manufactured pandemic are a bunch of nonsense, at least you can better debate us loons as you'll know what misinformation we use as our evidence, and if you see any legitimacy to any part of our argument, then you can also better relate to those you disagree with and maybe refrain from seeing us in the same light as flat earthers, even if you are never swayed to ditch the pandemic narrative altogether and still don't agree with our theories.
Far more important than either one of us being proved right or wrong is our (humanity's) ability to learn to agree to disagree and to having cordial, open debate and conversation without resorting to bitter division, seeing each other all as humans deserving of equal respect of our rights and freedoms, no matter how different our opinions on matters may be. On this point I highly commend you for not resorting to name calling, character assassination, or engaging in ad hominen attacks against me personally for the views I hold. Thank you, as many others have not been so courteous in such comment discussions on this divisive topic.