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The CDC reports 2,659,050 adverse vaccine reactions, and we hear crickets about this from the mainstream media.

The CDC reports 15 “measles cases,” and the mainstream media announces that there’s a measles outbreak!

Deceptive Terminology Being Used

The words Endemic, Epidemic, Pandemic, and Outbreak are often used interchangeably by government regulatory agencies and mainstream media companies to purposely mislead citizens about the dangers associated with certain diseases that may or may not be affecting various communities at any time.

Endemic is the term used to describe a disease that regularly exists in a particular community. For example, measles is supposedly no longer endemic in the United States because there has been an absence of reported, continuous measles transmission cases for 12 months or longer. According to government regulatory agencies, the disease is only transmitted in the United States by unvaccinated citizens who visit foreign territories and then bring it back home. These individuals supposedly infect other US citizens who have not been vaccinated.

Epidemic is the term used to describe a disease that has increased the number of reported cases in a community at a rate of one more than health officials anticipated. For example, if a specific community typically expected 5 cases of measles each year based on previously reported health statistics, and suddenly 6 cases were reported, this would be an epidemic.

Pandemic is the term used to describe a situation where several epidemics are reported throughout a country, in different countries, or worldwide simultaneously.

Outbreak is the term used to describe a disease reported in a community for the first time or not for several years. Or the cases currently being reported are one case higher than previously reported. For example, if a community has one case of measles reported in a given year and there are typically no cases reported, this would be an outbreak and an epidemic.

John Reizer is a retired chiropractor and author. John has written several novellas and is the founder and chief editor of the popular alternative news blog NoFakeNews.net.

John is a former associate professor of clinical sciences at Sherman College of Chiropractic in Spartanburg, South Carolina.

His most recent nonfiction work, The Matrix Reloaded Yet Again, was released in November 2024. His most recent works of fiction are Answers, The Blue Marble, Plandemic, The Visitors, Aftermath, False Memory, The Homecoming, Frequency, and The Target List.

John’s novel, The Target List, was released as a feature film under the title Target List in 2023 by Mad Wife Productions.