by Adan Salazar, InfoWars:

Data shows agency categorizing deaths from common flu as covid deaths

Stats directly from the CDC show flu deaths fell sharply as COVID-19 deaths suddenly increased, further fueling suspicions that deaths caused by the seasonal flu may be being counted as COVID deaths.

The bizarre correlation is noticeable in graphs composed by an independent statistician contracted by Infowars to organize data released by the CDC in the past few months.

In the following charts comparing flu and covid deaths in Arizona, California, Florida, Texas and Michigan, the sudden drop in flu deaths is noticeable in all states around weeks 12-13.

The graphs with blue and red overlapping lines show an inverse relationship between flu deaths and covid deaths, a trend supporting the theory that deaths from the common flu are being categorized as covid deaths – which would inflate coronavirus death count statistics.

Arizona

The X axis represents weeks of the year (with “1” representing week 1 of 2020), while the Y axis represents the number of deaths.

California

Florida

Texas

Michigan

“I find it curious that flu deaths drop off as covid deaths rise initially,” the statistician told Infowars, adding, “Data is never definitive. It’s always subjective.”

“Think of visual data as just a snapshot. You can forecast, but not to exactness, just directionality.”

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