Where has the Flu Gone?

[senona]

Guess we no longer get "regular sick" these days -- it's all about covid, nothing more. smdh


I remember late last year, in California, there was a county that normally had 17,000+ flu cases. Only for it to drop down to a whopping 37 cases.  


A demand for an audit on corona cases ensued, but I never heard what became of it, if anything -- found an article on the dramatic decrease of the flu


Dec. 2020

We are well into flu season, but San Diego County’s data for flu infections only shows 36 reported cases so far this year. Carl DeMaio tweeted out this shocking revelation, comparing it to this time in other years saying, “In a typical year we get over 17,073 on average!”

DeMaio explained, “if you are going to use a set of numbers like COVID stats to shut down the economy, to take people’s livelihoods away, then we have to really look closely at what those numbers really mean, and whether those numbers are giving us the right picture.” Continuing, “my concern has been from the get go, that we are relying on numbers from government agencies, that may have a different agenda at stake. We would benefit from having a different set of eyes looking at them, such as an auditor or a citizens review committee. Because again, the decisions being made on these data sets are sweeping, the lockdowns are far reaching in terms of their impact.”

Carl DeMaio calls for audit of COVID-19 data; only 36 flu cases reported




Yup, no more flu
No more colds
No more allergies

They have now been all lumped into one category. One sickness -->> COVID19 -->> which has now expanded to different variants. Evolving more quickly than the flu strains ever did . Which is why many scientists suspect it being a man made virus.