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The Pentagon’s Response to the Explosive U.S. Military Medical Data is an Even Bigger Story Than the Data Itself
@COVID19Up: One thing is clear about the 2021 U.S. military epidemiological data revealed by Department of Defense (DoD) whistleblowers on January 24, 2022 and the military’s response to it: There is undoubtedly a public health crisis in the military, and the Pentagon only seems to be concerned with exonerating the COVID-19 vaccine, not fixing its own problem.
In case you missed it, the U.S. military’s health surveillance system—DMED—showed a massive increase in sickness and injury diagnoses in 2021 over previous years, particularly in the neurological, cardiovascular, oncological, and reproductive health categories. In a statement to PolitiFact last week, the military admitted as much, but claimed without evidence that the data in the system accessed by several military doctors working with attorney Thomas Renz was only a “fraction” of the "true" numbers that existed in previous years, due to an unexplained “glitch in the database.”
Where those "true" numbers existed this whole time, why they weren’t in the system for five years and how nobody noticed, what exactly was in the system, and why the 2021 numbers were suddenly accurate again—according to the DoD account—remain a mystery.
Last week, military health officials quietly added over 100 million reports of disease and injury to the data from 2016 through 2020, making it look as though 2021 was not an abnormal year. This has been done without any transparency, press release, or statement of narrative.
The U.S. military is claiming that every epidemiological report for five years was somehow completely tainted with false data, and we are supposed to believe that when they finally discovered this massive "glitch in the database" thanks to Renz and three whistleblowers, they suddenly discovered the exact numbers. A five-year mistake fixed overnight.
However, at last week’s meeting of the CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, officials revealed they've been monitoring the U.S. military's COVID-19 vaccine safety data.
That would mean the CDC was looking at data for months that showed off-the-charts, never-before-seen safety signals and did nothing at all about it, while nobody at HHS or the DoD ever noticed there was a massive data “glitch.”
The silence both from corporate media and congressional members of the House and Senate Armed Services Committees is astounding.
This may be the biggest story of the year.
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