1.  I have no need to call the CDC and tell them anything.  You're the one attributing your personal opinions to that agency, not I.  If you want to call and tell CDC personnel that you, a Canadian bottled water dealer with no healthcare qualifications, has deemed that "their examiners don't know the Dean Index", that's certainly your prerogative.  I'm guessing your call will have little impact, but, hey, don't know till you try.
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2.  I've not stated anywhere that the "CDC has some right and others wrong".  Just like you attempt to attribute  your "interpretation" of CDC data to the CDC, as if it is somehow fact, you are now attempting to attribute your unsubstantiated  claims to me, as if they are fact.   Regardless of how desperately you want your fabrications to be true, the actual truth is that because David Green, the bottled water dealer, makes unsubstantiated claims about data, obviously does not mean that his  claims in any manner approach reality.

Steven D. Slott, DDS