https://substack.com/home/post/p-189896661
"Last night I tried to access a dataset I’ve used many times before.
Over the past year it has suddenly been getting harder and harder to find. At
first it quietly disappeared from the CDC and NIH directories. Search the site
directly? Nothing. It was like maybe someone didn’t want us looking at the
data? Wonder why that would be???
Fine.
Scientists are stubborn little gremlins. Hide something and we immediately want
to know why. So I wrote a bit of code to pull the datasets directly.
And access them I did.
Then I compared the numbers with copies of the data I saved earlier in the
pandemic.
They didn’t appear MATCH. But mostly a lot was erased. Gone. Poof
That should not happen.
These datasets are historical mortality metadata. Imagine giant spreadsheets
full of numbers that only weirdos like me get excited about. But those numbers
represent recorded history. Once illness and mortality data is logged, it
doesn’t magically change.
You cannot retroactively “update” who died in 2021 or change a billing code for
someone with a catastrophic stroke.
At least not unless someone is actively altering or manipulating the data.
So when historical data suddenly shifts, there are really only two
explanations.
Either the laws of physics broke overnight.
Or someone doesn’t want those numbers being looked at.
Which raises two extremely obvious questions.
Who is now controlling the data?
And why the hell are they doing it?"
Via Violet Blue’s
Threat Model - Covid: March 12, 2026
https://www.patreon.com/posts/covid-march-12-152830056
Cheers,
*** Xanni ***
