Flu Cases WAY DOWN, Reported as 'Covid' Cases - AstraZeneca RENAMED As Vaxzevria

[G.L.R.]

 

The greatest rebranding campaign of all-time is why the flu has all but disappeared in 2020-21

April 13, 2021

The company [AstraZeneca] hopes to save its blood clotting, lethal injection product by rebranding and changing the name to Vaxzevria.

Rebranding is a marketing strategy that facilitates name and image changes for companies, products and/or services. We wrote last week about AstraZeneca. The company hopes to save its blood clotting, lethal injection product by rebranding and changing the name to Vaxzevria. This blog will always remind readers that Vaxzevria equals AstraZeneca and will not allow the name change to bury the carnage AstraZeneca is causing. But until 2020, rebranding a disease was unheard of. Influenza, aka "the flu," infected 35 million Americans in 2018-2019, according to the Centers For Disease Control... The 2017-18 flu season featured 45 million infections, 810,000 hospitalizations and 61,000 deaths.

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The headlines are incredible. ABC13 in Toledo, Ohio reported on January 25 that only two people had been hospitalized with the flu so far this season. That number was 205 people at the same time in 2020. NBC News 9 in Denver reported on Sunday that only 30 people had been hospitalized with the flu in the entire state of Colorado in the 2020-21 season. The CDC is reporting a total of 1,710 total flu infections in the United States from September 2020 to April 2021.

Meanwhile the CDC is reporting over 31 million "COVID-19" cases in the United States since the disease started in March 2020. Or shall we say, since the rebranding campaign began.

Coincidentally or otherwise, total COVID-19 cases are in line with total flu cases prior to the so-called pandemic. COVID-19 death numbers are obviously higher than all flu seasons. What happened to the flu? M ainstream media and big tech companies regurgitate a well-coordinated narrative. The Harvard School of Public Health said masks and social distancing are the reasons for low flu numbers. Of course it's been long admitted and proven that COVID-19 shots do not stop the spread of COVID-19. Thus the general consensus among mainstream voices is that flu cases are virtually nonexistent because everyone is wearing masks and social distancing ... simple statistics show the fallacious and intelligence-insulting nature of the foregoing premises. Read more ...

  The greatest rebranding campaign of all-time is why the flu has all but disappeared in 2020-21
https://thecovidblog.com/2021/04/13/the-greatest-rebranding-campaign-of-all-time-is-why-the-flu-has-all-but-disappeared-in-2020-21

The greatest rebranding campaign of all-time is why the Flu has all but Disappeared in 2020-21
https://www.eutimes.net/2021/04/the-greatest-rebranding-campaign-of-all-time-is-why-the-flu-has-all-but-disappeared-in-2020-21

[Rev.Cambeul]

Australian Statistics

2019: Influenza was the 9th Highest cause of death in Australia
https://www.abs.gov.au/statistics/health/causes-death/causes-death-australia/latest-release

 * Number of Deaths Caused by Influenza in 2019: 4,124
 * Number of Deaths Caused by the Chinese Virus: 910
 * Number of Deaths Caused by Influenza in 2020: 42
That's 42 deaths from influenza in 2020, with 40 of those deaths occurring before 22 April and none since late July

2020: Influenza and pneumonia deaths were 36.0% lower than the historical average
https://www.abs.gov.au/statistics/health/causes-death/provisional-mortality-statistics/latest-release


Australia has a small population at around 25 million, so what are the comparable statistics for America and its 350 million?