Bird Flu Rhetoric Cools, As USDA Confirms More Infections in Dairy Cattle And Cats
The United States Department of Agriculture has unsurprisingly detected more bird flu infections in dairy cattle and domestic house cats. As they ramp up testing, we all know that more infections will be detected.
Bird Flu Could Be About To Enter The “Mass Testing” Phase
It does seem strange that the media has backed off this a little in recent weeks. Not much “new” news has been reported about the bird flu outbreak. That’s either a really good sign that they can’t control the minds of the masses as well as originally thought, or a really bad sign that it’s about to get really ugly.
The University of Minnesota’s CIDRAP reported that Iowa yesterday became the latest state to announce new testing requirements for dairy cattle participating in state exhibitions and fairs. The order goes into effect on July 1st.
In an update announcing the testing requirement, the state’s agriculture secretary Mike Naig reiterated a request for USDA support for affected farms and thanked Iowa farmers for their cooperation with testing and research efforts. Officials said the USDA has authorized more epidemiological strike teams to help with investigations on affected poultry and dairy farms.
USDA Finds More H5N1 Avian Flu Infections In Cats And Mice
Cats and cattle is the pathway to human infection, at least as of right now.
Robert Redfield Says Bird Flu Pandemic WILL HAPPEN
This particular plandemic is being set up to also destroy the food supply. People are going to be pushed toward a vegan and processed food diet through fear of cattle and other meat.
FOOD FEAR: “Experts” Warn Against Consumption of Beef and Eggs Amid Bird Flu Outbreak
There are simply too many coincidences to overlook when it comes to this outbreak. It doesn’t even seem like the ruling class is trying to hide what they are doing either. Will the propaganda work this time? Will they be successful at further destroying human health and get mRNA shots in more people?
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