Could it have been the Flu all along?

CDC Withdraws Use of PCR Test for Covid

Admits the Test Can Not Differentiate Between the Flu and Covid Virus

"After December 31, 2021, the CDC will withdraw the emergency use authorization of the PCR test for COVID-19 testing.

The CDC finally admitted the test does not differentiate between the flu and COVID virus.

This explains the disappearance of Flu cases in the US in 2020. It also inflated the COVID cases as Dr. Fauci and the DC elites knew would happen".

Of course, the CDC says the low amount of flu cases is due to mask wearing and social distancing.

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New strain of the H1N1 Swine Flu Virus

Scientists Warn That Another Pandemic Could Be Emerging in China

Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said Tuesday that the United States needs to be watching this new strain emerging in China.

The last H1N1 or swine flu, lasted for about 19 months and killed around 284,000.

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Get your flu shot

We learned the other day that the president doesn't want to send any West Pointers into war but rather he is willing to give $5 billion from our Treasury to other countries to fight evil as well as support the Muslim Brotherhood against Syria. 

“It’s bad enough that we learn that a 2010 Pentagon memo allows the president to dispatch unarmed drones over American skies and order soldiers to dispel civil uprisings, under certain circumstances. But unleashing the military for a flu epidemic?”

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Get your Flu Shot

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Getting my Flu shot

Why vaccinate adults against influenza?

• Depending on the severity of circulating strains, the flu kills between 3,000 and 49,000 Americans annually.
• Influenza can cause serious complications in people with a variety of chronic illnesses, including asthma, diabetes, heart disease, and immunosuppression.
• As many as one in five Americans get influenza each year, and while the virus can be mild in some years, it can be very severe in others, causing debilitating illness and death even in previously healthy people. 
• Direct medical costs of a moderately severe seasonal influenza outbreak average more than $10 billion.

Which adults need influenza vaccine?

• All adults need influenza vaccine every year.
• You can get the vaccine as soon as it becomes available in your area or anytime during the influenza season.
• Adults with certain health conditions including heart disease, asthma, diabetes, a liver or kidney disorder, or a weakened immune system are at especially high-risk for influenza and its complications. In most cases, they should also be vaccinated for pneumococcal disease.

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Why vaccinate adults against influenza?

• Depending on the severity of circulating strains, the flu kills between 3,000 and 49,000 Americans annually.
• Influenza can cause serious complications in people with a variety of chronic illnesses, including asthma, diabetes, heart disease, and immunosuppression.
• As many as one in five Americans get influenza each year, and while the virus can be mild in some years, it can be very severe in others, causing debilitating illness and death even in previously healthy people. 
• Direct medical costs of a moderately severe seasonal influenza outbreak average more than $10 billion.

Which adults need influenza vaccine?

• All adults need influenza vaccine every year.
• You can get the vaccine as soon as it becomes available in your area or anytime during the influenza season.
• Adults with certain health conditions including heart disease, asthma, diabetes, a liver or kidney disorder, or a weakened immune system are at especially high-risk for influenza and its complications. In most cases, they should also be vaccinated for pneumococcal disease.

- See more at: http://www.adultvaccination.org/vpd/influenza#sthash.BKrRSbHU.dpuf