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What happened to the flu?

 




Some interesting things to note about the actual covid 19 data.  Every once in a while the CDC gets honest. 

CDC Data: ~70% of Covid Deaths in 1 Year Were in People With 6 comorbid medical Conditions. 97% had 2 or more. The CDC wrote, “For 6% of the deaths, COVID-19 was the only cause mentioned.” 
That's a pretty big discrepancy. Didn't take long for all of the fact checkers to try to minimize this temporary honesty from the CDC. 

Massive hikes in nationwide COVID-19 deaths recorded are (purposely or not) skewed by states dumping data.  In other words mixing old data with new data.


Forbes Reported (flu)

Fortunately, relatively few deaths are reported in any given year, typically from 100-200. During the 2020-2021 season, however, there was only one death, meaning that flu circulation among children had dropped to about one half of one percent of its usual level.

Since "influenza like illness" (ILI) is based on symptoms and not testing, it’s quite likely that there are some Covid-19 cases mixed in.

Covid-19 is real, but to panic is based on exaggerated and misleading data.
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