1) most flu cases are being mislabeled as covid
2) most people who have a mild flu are not going to the doctor
3) the easiest way to test this will be when covid goes away and the flu suddenly reappears.
I think you are mixing up half-facts. People were saying that deaths with co-factors were being lumped as covid related deaths and different countries were classifying things differently for political reasons. No one is mislabeling the flu as covid and not giving you a covid test to detect the strain.
There have been 33 million positive coronavirus cases and 444 million tests-- are you sure you want to assert the following is true 100% of the time:
1) all covid diagnoses are ONLY covid
2) all flu occurrences are diagnosed, and when they are diagnosed, they are always ONLY diagnosed as flu
All flu occurrences were not diagnosed before, this year or will be in our future lifetimes. Your doctor telling you its the flu and to get rest vs getting a positive for a influena A or B test and the percentage that a lab might make a mistake on those tests vs the % of time your doctor is wrong are two very different ways to think about your question. Usually the words 'AlWAYS' and 'ONLY' fail in a big population set.
When has government willingly relinquished emergency powers?
Influenza will likely never be eradicated from the earth completely, but in the most recent flu season worldwide, it was essentially missing.