No, you still make an all too typical mistake. Obviously you’ve never been in an organization, say, a business, in a position such that you can see it has pieces operating at different competencies. It is quite common. Probably the norm, actually.
If you can’t accept that, tell you what. Canvass several large churches and see what you come back with for fatalities data, vs. CDC data for your area.
I have. Thank you. My experiences and those of my circle in the US and Europe show nothing like the "panic."
But irrespective of your assertion (which was wrong), the fact remains:
Johns Hopkins University's "official" data -- ( 5,547,903 "global deaths" / 7,921,131,915 global population ) x 100 = 0.070% of the global population.
https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/
5,583,850 worldwide for a similar data report to JHU.
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/