Alberta HOPE Clinical Trial Explained

Another unscripted speech. Hopefully this explains the other post a bit better.
For those reading along this is not just Alberta. Wash and repeat for anywhere in the world.
Alberta:
Hydroxychloroquine Trial Announced April 1st, 2020
Trial Cancelled – Lancet Article Published May 22nd. Retracted June 4th.
Trial updated on cancellation two weeks AFTER Lancet article is retracted on June 17th!
Called out publicly on July 27th, 2020 about Alberta Literally having No Hope!
The Reality.
At the time of the Trial Alberta had 13 cases per 100,000
At the time the trial was put on hold for the Lancet article Alberta had 18 cases per 100,000
At the time the trial was put on hold for a lack of cases Alberta had 31 cases per 100,000.
Alberta cases per 100,000 have not dropped below 23 since.
All of this triggered by a case rate of 0.4 per 100,000 on March 12th, 2020 when any gathering of more than 250 people was banned. This shut down most businesses, especially retail, immediately.
This was five days before Deena Hinshaw called a state of emergency with 1.69 Cases per 100,000
Flu season for the last few years have been between 179 and 219 cases per 100,000. Note that the flu rate is calculated on gold standard lab confirmed flu testing from hospitalizations.
This underestimates the actual flu infections.
CoVID cases are based on unreliable tests and assumed cases so are most likely highly overinflated.