While the CDC published data on boosters' effectiveness in adults under 65, this didn't include data for 18- to 49-year-olds, a sizeable percentage of the population that also - coincidentally? - is "The group least likely to benefit from extra shots," the Times pointed out.2.CDC Has Released 'Only a Fraction' of Its COVID Data.
Among the additional data that the CDC kept quiet was wastewater data, which can give insight into COVID-19 case numbers in different areas.
The CDC only recently released a wastewater data dashboard, even though certain states and cities have been providing such data to them since the pandemic began.
"The only way the vaccine data could be interpreted as ineffective by us 'misinformation spreaders' is if the data shows the vaccines don't work The truth is the data didn't support their narrative so they hid it. Do you think they would hide the data if it showed the vaccines worked? Of course not!".
Now, instead of publishing full data for the public to analyze and have informed consent, the CDC plans to "Do a lot more on the vaccine effectiveness side and try and make people understand how effective the vaccine is."13.
"If the CDC released the age stratified data for COVID, it would be clear that a vaccine for most Americans is not necessary. If the vaccine risk ratio of those vaccinated and hospitalized were published for Omicron - it would be clear that the vaccine benefit is not observed."
As Kirsch put it, "Let's be clear. The CDC hid the data because the data proves they were lying to us. That's the real reason. If the data was favorable, I guarantee you, they would be releasing it."24.
https://www.technocracy.news/cdc-withheld-troves-of-critical-data-to-suppress-vaccine-hesitancy/
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