There’s no reason to trust the word of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), especially after COVID. This is an organization that lied through its teeth and provided unsound, unsafe medical advice and demands.

Now, the CDC is on a new tear which people should be aware of, trying to hype the threat of anthrax attacks and a potential “bioterrorist attack” in the near future.

This comes at the same time the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved a new anthrax vaccine from Emergent BioSolutions vaccine-maker company. Is that just a coincidence?

As the CDC warns, anthrax is a “good weapon” because it’s able to be dispersed into an environment without people even realizing it.

Their website goes on to observe that the “microscopic” anthrax particles can be placed in what we eat, in water, in powder, and infect people before they even become aware.

Anthrax originates in nature and can also be made in a lab. It retains a long half-life and has been successfully used in the past to stage attacks for over a century, including in warfare.

The country went into a state of high anxiety, following the 9/11 attacks, after anthrax letters were sent to various high-ranking officials. 22 individuals, mainly postal workers, got sick at that time, and five of them died.

At this point, the story is still in development and needs to be investigated more fully, but it’s important to keep our eyes open and approach this with skepticism.

Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has been clear in his beliefs that the CIA may use anthrax to interfere in the elections or stage false flags.

They’ve certainly done much worse things before. There’s no reason for any serious journalist or citizen to take the CDC or the government at its word when it claims to be trying to prevent this kind of situation.