Oregon Senators File Grand Jury Petition against CDC, FDA for Inflating Covid Deaths

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Oregon Senators File Grand Jury Petition Alleging CDC, FDA Violated Federal Law by Inflating COVID Death Data

Two Oregon state senators, representing American citizens with professional expertise in medicine, law, statistics and death certificate reporting, jointly filed a formal petition for a federal grand jury investigation into the CDC’s and FDA’s reporting on COVID deaths.

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Children's Health Defense is urging the public to sign the still-open petition:

Act now: Sign our petition to convene a special grand jury to investigate the CDC’s conduct during COVID-19 - STAND FOR HEALTH FREEDOM

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[Peatful]

Oregon Senators File Grand Jury Petition Alleging CDC, FDA Violated Federal Law by Inflating COVID Death Data

Two Oregon state senators, representing American citizens with professional expertise in medicine, law, statistics and death certificate reporting, jointly filed a formal petition for a federal grand jury investigation into the CDC’s and FDA’s reporting on COVID deaths.

childrenshealthdefense.org

Children's Health Defense is urging the public to sign the still-open petition:

Act now: Sign our petition to convene a special grand jury to investigate the CDC’s conduct during COVID-19 - STAND FOR HEALTH FREEDOM

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standforhealthfreedom.com

Signed.
Thx for the opportunity to do so on such an important matter.

 

[Fred]

Official Oregon "covid death" definition: "The death results from ANY CAUSE in a hospitalized person during admission or in the 60 days following discharge AND a COVID-19-positive laboratory diagnostic test at any time since 14 days prior to hospitalization;"
KGW News, Oregon: "... so if a person died in a car accident, from alcohol poisoning or gunshot wound and had covid would that be considered a covid death? Well according to the OHA the short answer: yes."

 

[Saba]

Official Oregon "covid death" definition: "The death results from ANY CAUSE in a hospitalized person during admission or in the 60 days following discharge AND a COVID-19-positive laboratory diagnostic test at any time since 14 days prior to hospitalization;"
KGW News, Oregon: "... so if a person died in a car accident, from alcohol poisoning or gunshot wound and had covid would that be considered a covid death? Well according to the OHA the short answer: yes."

This definition reads like satire. I had to look it up, but yes, here it still is exactly like you said, Fred:

Oregon Health Authority : Reporting COVID Deaths : Death Data : State of Oregon

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[Fred]

This definition reads like satire. I had to look it up, but yes, here it still is exactly like you said, Fred:

Oregon Health Authority : Reporting COVID Deaths : Death Data : State of Oregon

www.oregon.gov

It's like that in most states. Oldie but a goodie:
Illinois DoH: "Even if you died of a CLEAR ALTERNATE CAUSE, it's still listed as a COVID death" - (Youtube Video: "Dr. Ngozi Ezike | How COVID Deaths are Classified")

New York City: "A death is classified as confirmed if the decedent was a New York City resident who had a positive SARS CoV-2 (COVID-19) laboratory test."

Washington State Department of Health spokesman, Jamie Nixon, said in an email in part:
"Our current definition for a COVID-19 death includes anyone with a COVID-19 positive laboratory test that has died, irrespective of cause of death."

This is what I found after looking into only about 6 or 7 states' definitions. So, yeah ... pretty obvious what's going on here.