CDC Shooting Barely Over Before Media Demands Government Watchlist for the Unvaccinated

A man who believed the COVID vaccine ruined his health opened fire on CDC buildings in Atlanta yesterday, in what authorities say was a revenge attack, before being found dead inside a nearby CVS.

DeKalb County Officer David Rose, 33, was killed responding to the scene. He leaves behind a pregnant wife and two children. No civilians—including 92 kids at the CDC daycare—were harmed. Multiple rounds were fired at CDC facilities, shattering glass and forcing employees into lockdown as SWAT teams arrived.

The official story? The shooter believed he was made sick by a COVID-19 vaccine and wanted revenge on the CDC. Law enforcement sources told CNN the suspect “thought he was sick from the COVID vaccine.”

Let that sink in: a man claims the shot destroyed his health… and now the media is already spinning the entire event into a wider “anti-vax extremism” narrative, designed to smear everybody who refused the experimental COVID jabs.

This is EXACTLY the same playbook they used after the 2016 Comet Ping Pong shooting—one lone gunman, one sensational story, and suddenly anyone questioning elite networks of abuse is framed as a dangerous conspiracy extremist.

The headlines aren’t subtle: “Anti-Vaccine Extremist Targets CDC,” “Unvaxxed Gunman Attacks Public Health Agency.” Notice how they’re not just talking about one man—they’re laying the groundwork to lump in ALL vaccine skeptics, all unvaccinated people, as potential threats.

This is how narrative control works: take an isolated tragedy, strip away nuance, and use it to justify targeting millions who’ve done nothing wrong.

Whether you agree with the shooter’s choices or not, the real danger here is the propaganda that follows—turning dissent into “domestic extremism” overnight.

First they locked us down. Then they censored us. Now they’re framing us as violent criminals. How long until “vaccine refusal” lands you on a government watchlist?