But according to scientists like Dr. Andy Pekosz, a professor of microbiology at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, a year without much flu could lead to a year with a whole lot of flu.
“We’ve gone over a year without a significant portion of the population getting infected with flu and getting immunity because of that,” Pekosz said. “That could mean that the susceptible people in the population to flu are going to be increasing.”
When someone gets the flu, they usually develop some immunity to the virus. That’s why young children and babies are often the most susceptible to getting infected, because their immune system hasn’t seen the virus yet. But since there was such little influenza circulating this year, the number of people without any prior immunity could double.
I got ten bucks that says a huge chunk of the Kung Flu numbers are actually influenza cases that are diagnosed as the Chinkvirus for various different reasons. Because our "experts" have been shown to be nothing but political lackeys and suck-ups who care more about enforcing their will on an unwilling population than actually following any kind of scientific method to determine the best course of action.
In other words, fuck the fucking fuckers.
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