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DebunkThis: CDC Director Knew Vaccines Didn't Stop COVID-19 and Mislead the Public

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DebunkThis: CDC Director Knew Vaccines Didn't Stop COVID-19 and Mislead the Public

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CDC's Walenksy Knew Vaccines Didn't Stop Infections in January 2021 But Still Told Americans "Vaccinated People Do Not Carry the Virus", Email Reveals – The Daily Sceptic

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CDC Director Rochelle Walensky knew that Covid vaccines did not stop infections in January 2021 but continued to claim they did and promote policies based on it, a newly released email reveals.

This piece from The Daily Skeptic claims that the CDC director knowingly lied to the public because she knew that the COVID vaccines did not stop the virus even though she promoted mass vaccination.

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What do we make of this one?>

That we probably should not take medical advice from garbage blogs dedicated to vaccine misinformation and climate change denials?

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