I don’t know if this is some sort of glitch, a moment of truth, or what, but the CDC lists the US total deaths from COVID-19 is just 37,308. All other so called “expert” sites list the COVID-19 death totals over 63,000 in the US. The CDC count which is far more telling is based on what’s listed on the death certificate of someone who dies, as of now it’s 37,308. The header also says “Deaths involving coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), pneumonia, and influenza reported to NCHS by jurisdiction of occurrence, United States. Week ending 2/1/2020 to 4/25/2020.* April 25th was of course one week ago from today. There is no way that nearly 30,000 people died in the US from COVID-19 in the US this past week. Something fishy is going on again!
| CDC makes major revision to COVID-19 death total, drops to 37,308 in US |
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Maybe the 37,308 represents a total closer to the actual number of victims who died from the Wuhan virus. I’m sure there’s a lag time with the CDC’s reporting, but is it really lagging by 30,000 more deaths? Most totals are padded numbers with the “presumed deaths from COVID-19” that are included in every other total that so called “experts” cite.