Tornado
Thank you for having the integrity to address things I actually said, or the what is said in sources that I have cited or quoted or linked to.
That acknowledgement of your good faith made, I turn to the link you provided.
As is the case with many “fact check” sites, they purport to answer some question or assertion but do a switheroo and answer an assertion that was not made.
That is what happened with your Google link. That site set up a rhetorical “straw man”
Here is a quote from the article you linked:
“ . . . But
Dr. Sally Aiken, the President of the National Association of Medical Examiners said it’s unlikely.
She called the claim a conspiracy theory. She said, “medical examiners and coroners are not part of a conspiracy of death certification to classify all deaths as caused by COVID-19.” . . . .”
Notice NO ONE EVER said that. No one said there was a conspiracy. She makes a “straw man” argument.
What I said - several times - is that the National Standards Bureau
recently changed the rules for how a death is classified. I also quoted the CDC itself, explains how COVId-19 cases are required to be recorded differently than Flu cases.
Deal with that fact, the double standard, please.