biden's Labor Department appears to be faking the numbers

For the past two years honest analysts have claimed the biden regime is faking numbers on the economy to make things look a lot better than they really are.  For example, almost every month the jobs report for the previous month says "Great!"  But then the next month--after the bullshit number has done its job convincing the rubes that all is swell, the job number for two months earlier is always revised downward--sometimes by 100,000 or so.

In fact a report from the Labor Department itself a few weeks ago found that the number of jobs claimed to have been "created" in 2023 under Porridgebrain was overstated by a staggering 460,000!
 
So with that said, someone else has found what appears to be proof that the Labor Department is just making up numbers to suit their political masters.

Every week the Labor Department announces the number of new applications for unemployment insurance, rounded to the nearest thousand, with a high number obviously being bad.  And for five of the last six weeks, they've reported exactly the same number: 212,000.

Considering that the U.S. has 160 million workers, and that seasonality, holidays, and economic vibrations drive the number of people fired ("laid off") each week, it's extremely odd for the number of new applications for unemployment insurance to vary by less than one-half of one percent (1,000 applications divided by 212,000) from week to week.

Just the number of applications incorrectly filled out every week should cause it to vary more than this.

Curious.