Shocking: Global Flu Cases Drop 98%

[BuckRodgers]

What does this mean for the policy going forward, if there is some sort of relationship between COVID and Flu?

Shocking: Global Flu Cases Drop 98%
In an interesting storyline that is emerging, the global flu cases appear to have been nearly completely wiped out. What does this mean for the COVID related cases? Check out this entire thread: LINK

"I'm writing a deeper dive but here is the shocking number that should be headline news: 97.9%. 97.9% decrease of confirmed flu cases to WHO FluNet/GISRS from weeks 15 through 40 from 2019 to 2020. Last year, 119,737 confirmed flu cases (9.32% positive) This year, 2,457 (0.18%)"" - Kyle Lamb

Check out this report from the CDC:

LINK

 

[Yarddog]

Could it be that flu viruses had dissapeared? WOW! or have medical professionals just been calling the flu Covid 19?
Which one seems most plausable?

 

[BuckRodgers]

Could it be that flu viruses had dissapeared? WOW! or have medical professionals just been calling the flu Covid 19?
Which one seems most plausable?

Could it mean that the people who would have gotten sick by the Flu caught COVID 19? Isn't it strange that 98% have decreased but testing remained the same??

 

[Rambunctious]

The media has begun their 3rd wave covid scare for the election....but this story and the story that experts suggest we have turned the corner on covid is going to tamp down their fear porn efforts.....

 

[depotoo]

What does this mean for the policy going forward, if there is some sort of relationship between COVID and Flu?

Shocking: Global Flu Cases Drop 98%
In an interesting storyline that is emerging, the global flu cases appear to have been nearly completely wiped out. What does this mean for the COVID related cases? Check out this entire thread: LINK

"I'm writing a deeper dive but here is the shocking number that should be headline news: 97.9%. 97.9% decrease of confirmed flu cases to WHO FluNet/GISRS from weeks 15 through 40 from 2019 to 2020. Last year, 119,737 confirmed flu cases (9.32% positive) This year, 2,457 (0.18%)"" - Kyle Lamb

Check out this report from the CDC:

LINK

I’m curious as to why you, as a rookie, keep linking to a site that has pretty much nothing on the page but what your topic is, and no menu page, etc. called independentintel. I looked up where it is based...if my intel is correct...
You could link directly to the original website.

 

[BuckRodgers]

What does this mean for the policy going forward, if there is some sort of relationship between COVID and Flu?

Shocking: Global Flu Cases Drop 98%
In an interesting storyline that is emerging, the global flu cases appear to have been nearly completely wiped out. What does this mean for the COVID related cases? Check out this entire thread: LINK

"I'm writing a deeper dive but here is the shocking number that should be headline news: 97.9%. 97.9% decrease of confirmed flu cases to WHO FluNet/GISRS from weeks 15 through 40 from 2019 to 2020. Last year, 119,737 confirmed flu cases (9.32% positive) This year, 2,457 (0.18%)"" - Kyle Lamb

Check out this report from the CDC:

LINK

I’m curious as to why you, as a rookie, keep linking to a site that has pretty much nothing on the page but what your topic is, and no menu page, etc. called independentintel. I looked up where it is based...if my intel is correct...
You could link directly to the original website.

Sorry, I'm new here. I have friends who set it up and I want to support their findings. I don't see any other sites like it. Do you have other sources that you prefer?

 

[depotoo]

What does this mean for the policy going forward, if there is some sort of relationship between COVID and Flu?

Shocking: Global Flu Cases Drop 98%
In an interesting storyline that is emerging, the global flu cases appear to have been nearly completely wiped out. What does this mean for the COVID related cases? Check out this entire thread: LINK

"I'm writing a deeper dive but here is the shocking number that should be headline news: 97.9%. 97.9% decrease of confirmed flu cases to WHO FluNet/GISRS from weeks 15 through 40 from 2019 to 2020. Last year, 119,737 confirmed flu cases (9.32% positive) This year, 2,457 (0.18%)"" - Kyle Lamb

Check out this report from the CDC:

LINK

I’m curious as to why you, as a rookie, keep linking to a site that has pretty much nothing on the page but what your topic is, and no menu page, etc. called independentintel. I looked up where it is based...if my intel is correct...
You could link directly to the original website.

Sorry, I'm new here. I have friends who set it up and I want to support their findings. I don't see any other sites like it. Do you have other sources that you prefer?

Maybe direct links? Like to the youtubes, the cdc, et al....

 

[Rambunctious]

Sorry, I'm new here. I have friends who set it up and I want to support their findings. I don't see any other sites like it. Do you have other sources that you prefer?

You're doin fine Buck....

 

[Sun Devil 92]

Color me shocked.

And we'll see the death rate drop for the next couple of years as those scheduled to go were already killed by the Cuomovirus.