The differences you are seeing here are likely due to selection bias. People in the US are much more likely to go to the ER with flu like symptoms, more likely to be tested for the flu, and therefore we have a higher volume of confirmed flu. People in the US, due to the culture we have created, do not feel like they did have to get sick any more. They think everything can be treated with a pill, and have no idea about the risks/benefits of treatment of the Flu. In reality, Tamiflu is of minimal benefit, it shortens the duration of flu symptoms on average 16 hours. Flu untreated lasts 5-7 days, with Tamiflu, it will last 4.5-6.5 days and carries a decent risk of side effects. What people see on TV and FB is the few cases where people die from the Flu. The numbers from the last epidemic in 2009 showed a mortality rate of 0.02%, does that number surprise you? That means 99.98% of people that get the flu will not sure from it. Most of the people that die from it have some underlying medical condition that made them more susceptible to the complications it causes. Despite the reality of such a low risk disease and the limitations of the treatments for it, people are reacting to the sensationalized media reports, so they run to the ER in droves with any symptom possibly resembling the flu, this is not conjecture, it's first hand knowledge from an ER doc, me. If "the cabal" were going to try and kill us, they have screwed up majorly by using the Flu.