Have the coronavirus death figures been faked?

Covid-19: Are the mortality figures rigged?

The answer in OMF Oh my fake -

The numbers sound solid.

Square, rational.

Especially when they come from an official body.

And there ... Stupor.

Posts on social networks affirm that according to the very serious Insee, there is no excess mortality in France due to the coronavirus.

Ha!

If even INSEE says it, eh, it is true.

Except that is wrong.

There you go.

That these alleged figures do not come from INSEE.

And that according to this organization, unfortunately, the epidemic has caused an increase in deaths.

But why were these posts so relayed?

This is what Clémence will explain to us in this latest issue of

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