False.
There have been 70.5 million DIAGNOSED Chinese flu cases in the United States. Given the fact that Omigod variation results in very low symptoms for most, and given that those diagnosed with the Chinese flu are required to miss five days of work at least and not get paid, the number of infected is far higher than the number diagnosed.
One study looked at antigen tests in major cities - Los Angeles, Chicago, New York - and stated that about 100 million had caught the Chinese flu by the end of ...
2020.
One in 3 people may have had the virus and probably did not know.
thehill.com
That number has probably gone up since then what with the Omigod strain. So a conservative estimate of the number who have had the Chinese flu would be 165 million, or about half the country. Fact.
The official "death count" for the Chinese flu is 865,000 but everybody with a functioning brain knows that the number is vastly overstated by the "died with Covid" rather than the "died because of Covid" schtick. Fine, say 20% overstatement of Chinese flu deaths. It is undoubtedly more but whatever. Say 170,000 less than the official count, meaning the real number is about 700,000.
700,000 out of 165,000,000 = 0.0042, or 0.42%. That is the actual mortality rate - a number backed up by research. Whose research? The CDC.
The data is based on five scenarios, including the best estimate for a mortality rate, which is 0.4% overall.
www.wcnc.com
Wow, look at that. I used my ability to read and reason, posited genuine numbers using credible sources and came up with the same mortality rate - 0.4% - as did the CDC.
So stop spreading disinformation, Floggy.