Oh yeah, here it is, there actually isn’t anything to find. The CDC was asked via a Freedom of Information Act request for support for its statements that people who have been infected can get reinfected and then transmit. Now I actually think that is possible. But CDC shouldn’t be saying things as fact if they have no data to support what they say, not that this is stopping them during the epidemic. But this letter is embarassing as hell. They have to acknowledge that they have absolutely no data to support the claim. So why did you say it? Thanks to Phil Kerpen on Twitter for the letter.
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An agency with over 10,000 employees, but little scientific data or usefulness. Wonderful!
https://news.ucr.edu/articles/2021/09/16/grow-and-eat-your-own-vaccines
Speaking of CDC lies and ‘misinformation’, does this qualify as G of F research? I wonder if they’ll have to move the produce section inside the pharmacy at the markets?