Statistics are a great tool for creating false illusions. It's so easy to do. Humanity fell from grace when we started measuring things, and putting them on two-dimensional spectrums for ease of understanding, which distorts what is really happening, because nothing is two dimensional. I taught HS math, and there was precisely ONE day in the entire education that most of us receive about misleading statistics.

But where did the true information all go? Historians, real historians who look at primary sources, must see these falsehoods. Why are so many of them not telling us the truth? Confirmation bias?

Some of them are of course. If you google the Spanish flu (for instance), you get the same ten facts in every single entry. But if you use a different browser, you learn all sorts of shocking things that Google won't let us see, such as that the populations that got hit hardest with spanish flu (soldiers) had been vaccinated for it.

All of these flu-like illnesses are detoxfication events; the ill have been poisoned and their body is trying to heal itself via fever, fasting, coughing, vomiting, diarrhea, and rest. But we've been told to pour even more toxins in! Tylenol, robitussin, nyquil etc will only make you sicker, which is the whole reason we are encouraged to take that stuff. If you are ill with a flu-like illness, get in bed, drink clean fluids, stop eating if your body is not hungry, and rest it off. This worked for me three times during the covid con and one time, the first, I was very sick. I was sick three times during those years, which is an awful lot for me, at least ten times more often than usual. My son, who was very debilitated and supposedly susceptible to covid, did not get sick even once, even though I took NONE of the precautions we were told to take. I even let people, unmasked and ungloved, into his room. One big difference between him and me is that he never ever went outside. I suspect geoengineering was the delivery method of the toxins at that time, the skies were a grid work nearly every day. Now the skies are mostly clear. Keep an eye on the skies!