CDC Shooting Blamed on Disinformation, Not Aim
After a gunman attacked CDC headquarters, the fallout was as brutal as the bullets. Employees recounted harrowing stories and worried over 'disinformation that caused this issue.' It's almost quaint how misinformation turned into a weapon, proving once and for all that lies can really shoot you in the foot—or in this case, the neck. One employee lamented about 'disinformation that caused this issue,' making it clear the biggest threat might just be the conspiracy theories they've been trying to dodge.
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(1 of 3)Newsflash: when your facts aren't deadly, your fanbase will be. CDC shot up, but apparently 'disinformation' pulled the trigger. At this rate, misinformation needs a warning label and a restraining order.
If misinformation were bullets, CDC would hand out helmets. Sadly, it’s just paranoia aiming with deadly accuracy.
CDC employees survived a shooting, but still can’t escape the real killer: conspiracy theories. Honestly, can you blame the guy?
Source: Statnews | Published: 8/10/2025 | Author: Daniel Payne and Helen Branswell
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