If YOU assert a fact, YOU have to provide the evidence
For the third and last time, do you actually have any credible retort for the EVIDENCE ABOVE.
You keep skirting the point and drawing attention back to Scientific American, which was titled the following and opened with:
I can dredge google and list out dozens, perhaps hundreds, of news publications, journal articles, going all the way up to the WHO datasets itself that all say the same god damn thing. That between 2020 and 2021 influenza for all intents and purposes disappeared, that it was at historically low levels, and within many of those publications they also state that both "experts are baffled" and rationalize it with "but perhaps caused by lockdown, masks, and social distancing".Since the novel coronavirus began its global spread, influenza cases reported to the World Health Organization from the Northern and Southern Hemispheres have dropped to minute levels.
I'm not going to ask you a fourth time. Just answer the actual point of contention. Or are you going to continue to adopt the attitude of MSM and establishment shills, and continue to deflect the argument to an irrelevant distraction in the hopes people might not see the obvious incongruency between the data and the narrative?
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