And that of course would be the case through out the world, so we can still rationally compare outcomes and Germany's outcome is much better than America's.
NO. That is NOT the case throughout the world unless the CDC is now managing the health of the entire planet.
The subject is how the CDC inflated deaths in the US by attributing
all deaths to the Chinese originated
covid virus if the virus was present at all. So much so that the CDC was pressured into changing that policy.
Nevertheless that policy was in place for months and the US death toll remains inflated and uncorrected
and you remain disingenuous.
All countries are using that methodology, they have an "excess death mythology" as defined as " A range of estimates for the number of excess deaths was calculated as the difference between the observed count and one of two thresholds (either the average expected count or the upper bound threshold), by week and jurisdiction. Negative values, where the observed count fell below the threshold, were set to zero."
And the method of if one did not have a prognosis of death within the year and contracted COVID it is counted across the globe as a Covid related death.
There is no world health body, or American for that matter, which believes the USA is doing well in this pandemic.
Just wishing Americans were not dropping like flies by playing semantics with the numbers is not going to save any American lives.
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