(READ) CDC changes definition of “vaccines” to fit Covid-19 vaccine limitations


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The following is a news analysis.

The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has carefully “evolved” the definition of vaccination to meet the declining ability of some of today’s “vaccines,” including the Covid-19 vaccines.

The original definition, prior to 2015, stated that vaccines “prevent…disease.”

Starting in 2015, the definition was altered to say that vaccines “produce immunity,” without necessarily preventing disease.

After the Covid-19 vaccines were introduced, and it was discovered they do not necessarily “prevent disease” or “provide immunity,” CDC altered the definition of vaccines again to say that they merely “produce protection.”

The discovery was publicized by Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Kentucky) who tweeted the definitions.

Massie also included the archived links to the definitions:

Instead of requiring medicine to meet the definition of “vaccine,” it appears CDC has changed the definition of “vaccine” to accommodate what the medicine does.

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  1. Humanity will decrease its well-being and freedom while humanity (definitions) adapts to technologies and not technologies to humanity (definitions).

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