[mac_truck]

Yes, there is reason to doubt them.

These reports use direct quotes from real doctors who oversee these Covid ICUs. Why should we distrust what the doctors are saying?

There is also reason to doubt the CDC's methodology for determining vaccinated status AND COVID-related deaths:

You've cited the standard US protocol for fully vaccinated that's been in place since December 2020. What is your problem with that standard?

[fr_freak]

These reports use direct quotes from real doctors who oversee these Covid ICUs. Why should we distrust what the doctors are saying?

Wow. You are a little behind on curerent events buddy.

You've cited the standard US protocol for fully vaccinated that's been in place since December 2020. What is your problem with that standard?

Because they are using that standard, among other things, to claim that "unvaccinated" people are filling the hospitals, without stipulating how they define "unvaccinated", in order to give the impression that people who haven't gotten any of the experimental shots are the primary cause of this alleged hospital overload. It is deliberate deception.

They could just as easily be categorizing people by "never received a shot", "within 14 days of receiving the shot", and "past 14 days of receiving the shot". Instead they hide recipients of the shot within the "not received" category.

For all we know, anyone who goes into the hospital within 14 days of having received their first shot is there BECAUSE of the shot.