By  Patriot Editor
It’s one thing to believe they’re lying but still consider the shots to be safe enough. That would be understandable. But for so few to believe there are lies being told is concerning.
The CDC and the vast majority of health officials who are allowed to discuss the Covid-19 vaccines are lying about the safety of these experimental injections. This has been demonstrated time and again over the last few months. With VAERS data showing over 400,000 adverse reactions reported already, anyone in the healthcare profession (and therefore aware of the risks these drugs present) who says these drugs are safe is lying.
Unfortunately, thatâs most of them. Even more unfortunate are the results of a recent Rasmussen poll that shows a mere 1/3rd of Americans believe public health officials are lying. The good news is this percentage is increasing; less than a quarter of Americans believed the CDC was lying about âvaccineâ safety in a similar April poll.
One does not have to be an anti-vaxxer or conspiracy theorist to realize government and their proxies are lying to push an agenda. There could even be a large percentage of pro-Covid-vaccine Americans who are willing to acknowledge the CDC is lying and doing so for their interpretation of the âgreater good.â But for the vast majority of Americans to believe the CDC and other public health officials are NOT lying about the safety of Covid-19 injections means we have a lot of work to do.
The challenge isnât just with convincing people that they should question the mainstream narrative. There are many roadblocks in the way of getting this information out as itâs being labeled as âmisinformation or disinformationâ by government, Big Tech, mainstream media, academia, and public health officials. Keep in mind, the âmisinformation and disinformationâ theyâre labeling is often based on official, publicly available numbers and cases. Weâve seen dozens news stories suppressed by Big Tech and ignored by mainstream media. Thankfully, some are starting to come around.
According to Sharyl Attkisson:
The disinformation, misinformation, and one-sided guidance put out by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and other public health officials continues to shake public confidence in the advice they receive.
As the public has seen CDC act more as a marketer for the vaccine industry than a neutral provider of health information, many have grown wary of the dictates and recommendations that come from the agency.
In this way, public health officials have done more to heighten suspicion and distrust, whether it comes to Covid-19 vaccines or other health related matters, than all of the âanti-vaccineâ activists and âskepticsâ combined.
Many observers are learning that when a topic, study, facts or opinions are censored, they may well be trueâ but they are information that powerful interests do not want the public to see. That alerts us to pay closer attention to it and do our own research to divine why some would want the material hidden and censored.
As public health officials and some in the media blame others for the wavering trust in public health guidance, public health officials have only themselves to blame since their behavior is whatâs led their advice to come into question.
Slowly but surely, the truth is getting out there. Itâs incumbent on those in-the-know to inform everyone else of the truth about the Covid-19 âvaccines.â
Hereâs a video by InfoWars that shows why itâs important to make as many people aware as possible: