If covid is real, why wasn't covid detected by Canadian PCR respiratory surveillance?

Here are the human coronavirus charts from late December to mid February. If covid is real, it should have caused a spike in the charts considering it is supposed to be more contagious than the earlier coronavirus strains. Upon my investigative work, there is no such spike in the charts. Based on the data, how do you explain covid is real and not a fairy tale?

up to December 28, 2019

up to January 4, 2020

up to January 11, 2020

up to January 18, 2020

up to January 25, 2020

up to February 8, 2020

up to February 15, 2020

a reply to: munchinschorn

More ironically why has the data of Flu being quiet for the past year?
FluWa tch

In weeks 30 to 34, no influenza-associated hospitalizations were reported. In the 2020-2021 season, less than five adult (≥16 years of age) hospitalizations with influenza have been reported by the Canadian Immunization Research Network (CIRN) Serious Outcomes Surveillance (SOS) network.

originally posted by: HawkEyi
a reply to: munchinschorn

More ironically why has the data of Flu being quiet for the past year?
FluWa tch

In weeks 30 to 34, no influenza-associated hospitalizations were reported. In the 2020-2021 season, less than five adult (≥16 years of age) hospitalizations with influenza have been reported by the Canadian Immunization Research Network (CIRN) Serious Outcomes Surveillance (SOS) network.

INTERESTING!!! I hadn't thought of this. Of course, a lot of people think that COVID is just the flu being marketed as something else. Well, what would reveal the truth of this? Look at flu numbers! Nice catch...

Maybe the flu wasn't actually the flu for the last three or four years, maybe this has been going around and the doctors telling people they have a virus but it not the flu was actually the covid virus. When people had the flu with this virus, maybe this virus is actually what was killing them...misdiagnosis for who knows how many years?

They won't admit it if it was true, it would show incompetance of the medical industry that they had not discovered it earlier.

Just because it was discovered near a gain of function lab in china does not mean that it originated from that lab, it could have been created in a lab elsewhere and one of the visiting scientists brought it to China.

I know, this is just a conspiracy theory. It has no proof to make it real. And even if there was proof they would discount the evidence immediately anyway...nobody wants to take the blame for creating this virus, it would make those labs look bad all over the world.

Someone from a lab like those gain of function labs even in a country like Iran or a lab run by terrorists could have even created this virus. I doubt if they will ever figure out the origin of this for sure, the cover up by the Chinese was to protect their country, they may not even know for sure how this thing escaped but do not want to lose face.

a reply to: TheMirrorSelf

Flu numbers for the whole two years had being low. If anything i had seen a small rise in H1N1 in a province. But for last month that number had lowered.

Something shady is going on with this thing.

Is it real?

Its kind of like Love.

We live and we learn.

originally posted by: munchinschorn
Here are the human coronavirus charts from late December to mid February. If covid is real, it should have caused a spike in the charts considering it is supposed to be more contagious than the earlier coronavirus strains. Upon my investigative work, there is no such spike in the charts. Based on the data, how do you explain covid is real and not a fairy tale?

up to December 28, 2019

up to January 4, 2020

up to January 11, 2020

up to January 18, 2020

up to January 25, 2020

up to February 8, 2020

up to February 15, 2020

How many cumulative cases of COVID-19 were there in Canada, prior to the 15th February?

Near as I can tell, there weren't significant cases of COVID-19 in Canada until April.

Take a look at this chart.

www.scientificamerican.com...

There is ZERO chance this is valid data.

NONE.

The WHO is NOT to be trusted.

In comparison, what were flu hospitalizations per covid? I'm assuming much higher?a reply to: HawkEyi

a reply to: Tempter

I find it amusing how they are saying and claiming that Mask wearing, social distancing and other steps to stop COVID-19 have had curtailed influenza.

When supposed cases of covid are still rising dispute "Mask Wearing" Something is odd with that odd.

a reply to: SwampFox999

You mean what were the flu data before covid hit?
Flu Data from 2019

originally posted by: Tempter

Take a look at this chart.

www.scientificamerican.com...

There is ZERO chance this is valid data.

NONE.

The WHO is NOT to be trusted.

But Branch Covidians will just say that masking and social distancing got rid of the flu... but it doesn't get rid of covid-19!

originally posted by: TheMirrorSelf

originally posted by: HawkEyi
a reply to: munchinschorn

More ironically why has the data of Flu being quiet for the past year?
FluWa tch

In weeks 30 to 34, no influenza-associated hospitalizations were reported. In the 2020-2021 season, less than five adult (≥16 years of age) hospitalizations with influenza have been reported by the Canadian Immunization Research Network (CIRN) Serious Outcomes Surveillance (SOS) network.

INTERESTING!!! I hadn't thought of this. Of course, a lot of people think that COVID is just the flu being marketed as something else. Well, what would reveal the truth of this? Look at flu numbers! Nice catch...

I am surprised you were not aware of this. I have been hearing "the Flu does not exist anymore" since 2019 and on paper it looks that way. Entirely impossible of course. I have been using the point in arguments since then. "How come no one has the flu anymore ?" , " How come we have only a handful of reported flu cases on a population of 325 million? . Having a cold also has not existed anymore because when you have the flu or a cold , a cough or a pneumonia and they test you they tell you that you have covid.

The netherlands has a population of 18 million people and annually had a couple of thousand deaths because of the flu. Mainly very elderly people with conditions. Those numbers are thrown on the COVID pile now. Nearly no flu reports. I suppose the only flu reports now come from doctors who do not play the game.

originally posted by: HawkEyi
a reply to: munchinschorn

More ironically why has the data of Flu being quiet for the past year?
FluWa tch

In weeks 30 to 34, no influenza-associated hospitalizations were reported. In the 2020-2021 season, less than five adult (≥16 years of age) hospitalizations with influenza have been reported by the Canadian Immunization Research Network (CIRN) Serious Outcomes Surveillance (SOS) network.

It turns out that wearing masks and socially distancing is great for preventing the flu.

Japan and China figured this out years ago.

originally posted by: HawkEyi
a reply to: Tempter

I find it amusing how they are saying and claiming that Mask wearing, social distancing and other steps to stop COVID-19 have had curtailed influenza.

When supposed cases of covid are still rising dispute "Mask Wearing" Something is odd with that odd.

Basic epidemiology.

Flu is often caught out of the home in schools, offices and mass transit. Where masks are being mandated.

Covid gets spread around in homes to family members. Hence the spike in the South when people stay inside for the aircon, but the easing on the spring and fall when it's nice and cool out. And the opposite in northern states where people are inside in the spring and fall because its cold and wet out.

This was predicted early in 2020 and proved true by the data that the OP has.

originally posted by: munchinschorn
Here are the human coronavirus charts from late December to mid February. If covid is real, it should have caused a spike in the charts considering it is supposed to be more contagious than the earlier coronavirus strains. Upon my investigative work, there is no such spike in the charts. Based on the data, how do you explain covid is real and not a fairy tale?

up to December 28, 2019

up to January 4, 2020

up to January 11, 2020

up to January 18, 2020

up to January 25, 2020

up to February 8, 2020

up to February 15, 2020

Covid wasn't a problem in Canada back then, too few cases to really show up because of their low population density and the fact that people weren't as social during this period because of the cold weather.

a reply to: chr0naut

Covid would have been prevalent in Canada by mid February 2020 if it were real considering how contagious it is.

a reply to: AaarghZombies

Wrong. When I was in China in 2019 nobody and I mean nobody wore mask. It is a fallacy people in East Asia wear mask.

originally posted by: munchinschorn
a reply to: AaarghZombies

Wrong. When I was in China in 2019 nobody and I mean nobody wore mask. It is a fallacy people in East Asia wear mask.

Don't worry everyone! China has this all figured out. They didn't start Covid and no one there wears masks! They're doing way better than any western country.

iT iS A FaLlAcY pEoPlE iN EAsT aSiA wEaR MaSK.