Are Some States Faking Child Deaths? You Be the Judge.

What’s most disturbing about this story is that it appears to show a coordinated campaign involving not just the U.S. but three Western allies.

Apr 01, 2022

The news for residents of Wisconsin was alarming. A child had died – the state’s first – from Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children (MIS-C) – a condition that public health officials have linked to Covid-19.

The February 18, 2022, press release from the Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) declared that the deceased child had lived in southeast Wisconsin and was under 10 years old.

From the press release: ”DHS will not be disclosing any additional patient information to protect privacy and out of respect for the family.” [1]

The same press release urged parents to get their children vaccinated:

“The best way to prevent MIS-C is to protect children against COVID-19. DHS recommends everyone 5 years and older get vaccinated against COVID-19. “

The story of this nameless, faceless, genderless, ageless Wisconsin child who had died tragically from MIS-C was picked up by more than 100 news outlets. The same frightening headline appeared over and over again, along with the same call for everyone to get vaccinated:

By: Alice Reid

“MADISON (NBC 26) — A young child has died from multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children (MIS-C), Wisconsin DHS announced Friday… DHS said it will not be disclosing any additional patient information to protect privacy and out of respect for the family….DHS recommends everyone 5 years and older get vaccinated against COVID-19…”

Publishers seemed perfectly content to report this child’s tragic story despite their inability to provide a single detail or ask a single question. For example:

· Did the child have any underlying health conditions?

· What, if any, early treatment did the child receive after he/she contracted Covid?

· Since Wisconsin health authorities are using this story to urge parents to vaccinate themselves and their children against Covid, should we assume this child was not vaccinated?

In addition, for months the CDC has been using the threat of MIS-C to frighten parents into vaccinating their children. However, MIS-C has been linked in published reports to both Covid-19 and the Covid-19 vaccine. [2] Whether the vaccine or the virus is more likely to cause MIS-C is unclear. The CDC appears to be going out of its way to suppress any data that could answer this question. It seems that state health authorities are now assisting in this effort. How exactly would disclosing the vaccination status of an unnamed child be an invasion of privacy for that child or his/her family?

Wisconsin is not unique. Across the U.S., strikingly similar stories – using strikingly similar language – have appeared periodically throughout the second half of 2021 and into 2022.

In each case the child who is reported to have died of Covid-19 or Covid-related MIS-C is either “under ten” or “under five.” In each case all relevant details about the child, including name, age, gender, location, underlying health conditions, and vaccination status, are omitted “out of respect for the family.” In nearly all cases, the punch line is the same: “To protect yourself and your loved ones, vaccinate yourself and your children.”

And always, without exception, the story is picked up by a compliant media that seems perfectly content to regurgitate the government-issued press release despite the fact that not even the most basic assertion – that a child in the state died recently from Covid or Covid-related MIS-C – can be independently confirmed.

Sometimes the story vaguely references the presence of an underlying health condition, as if those tasked with frightening the public into submission have balked at trying to convince parents that all children are in imminent mortal danger from a virus that is typically mild for children.

When the reportedly deceased child is in an age group that is eligible for vaccination, the natural question to ask is whether the child was vaccinated. This question is particularly relevant since these deaths are almost always used to promote vaccination. Yet, the child’s vaccination status is never disclosed.

When the age group of the reportedly deceased child is not yet eligible for vaccination, officials use the case to urge everyone else to get vaccinated to protect those for whom a vaccine is not yet available.

Sometimes the case is used expressly for the purpose of creating public demand for a child vaccine that is not yet available.

Meanwhile, published data now show conclusively that any benefits from the Covid-19 vaccine wear off quickly for all age groups, at which point the vaccine creates negative efficacy, meaning the vaccinated become more vulnerable to the virus than the unvaccinated.

Therefore, even children who are considered fully vaccinated are destined to return quickly to “unprotected” status (at best) and to “most susceptible” (at worst).

Shielding Families or Shielding Themselves?

I searched Google News for accounts of sudden child deaths prior to Covid that were unrelated to violence, abuse, or neglect. I could find no other stories of children dying of infections – none – that were reported in this manner, offering zero details about the child and his/her condition “out of respect for the family.”

To precisely which state statutes are officials adhering when they withhold all details of these cases? If decisions to withhold these details are not based on any statute, who is making them and on what authority?

I sent these questions to the Wisconsin DHS. As usual, I received no reply.

If one didn’t know any better, one might surmise that this was yet another CDC-sponsored propaganda campaign to pressure Americans into taking the deadly Covid-19 vaccines. The stunning revelation from The Blade last month that media companies in the U.S. were being paid by the federal government to promote the Covid-19 vaccines in all of their content, including their news segments,[3] might leave us wondering whether these “dead child under ten” and “dead child under five” stories were part of that same paid media campaign.

In addition, if we didn’t know any better, the recent admission by the CDC that it had mistakenly overcounted child Covid deaths by 24 percent [4], because of a “coding error,” might leave us wondering whether any of the overcounted deaths were scattered among these mysteriously similar “dead child under ten” and “dead child under five” stories.

What is even more disturbing is the appearance of these same dead-child stories, with zero details about any of the deceased, in Australia, Canada, and New Zealand – three U.S. allies that also happen to rank among the worst human rights abusers of all Western governments throughout this pandemic.

If one didn’t know any better, one might conclude that this was a highly coordinated propaganda campaign among multiple nations in the Build Back Better consortium that have gone all-in on medical tyranny, vaccine mandates, and digital passports.

Conspiracy theory? Perhaps. And yet the repetitive language in these stories sounds eerily similar to “this is extremely dangerous to our democracy” from local TV newscasts in a video that went viral in 2020:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_hGKT5FI78

What do you think?

I am not suggesting that no children have died either from or with Covid-19, or from MIS-C. I am only questioning whether these particular stories are tied to any actual child deaths. Without a single published detail that would enable us to confirm their legitimacy, it seems perfectly reasonable to question whether the stories are just made up.

Given how much we have all been lied to these past two years about literally every aspect of this pandemic, we have earned the right to be skeptical.

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