Get Ready - Here comes the Bird Flu Pandemic - Millions are Notified

originally posted by: FullHeathen

4) Don't handle bird poop or allow cats to.

I need to update this... don't handle any poop

I keep wondering if Clyde Lewis is one of you ATSers...lol He was talking about this the other night, and it seems they are trying to call what they say is coming a quaddemic.

a reply to: Xtrozero
Omg I'm sick of hearing that quaddemic word on UK media!
Apparently NHS England used it in a winter report and now 'everyone' thinks they're gonna catch flu, Covid-19, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), and/norovirus now!!

Same winter doom every year, just they made a new word for this 'misery' season!😱🤣
*Edit
www.independent.co.uk...

originally posted by: Ravenwatcher
a reply to: StoutBroux

Guess you got to be extra clean and careful handling it now

No, no more than normal. Bacteria on raw chicken meat:

Raw chicken can be contaminated with a variety of bacteria, including:

Campylobacter: A common contaminant of raw chicken that can cause food poisoning, also known as campylobacteriosis

Salmonella: A common contaminant of raw chicken that can cause food poisoning

Clostridium perfringens: A common contaminant of raw chicken that can cause food poisoning

Staphylococcus aureus: Can cause food poisoning in people, and is found on some clinically healthy poultry

Clostridium botulinum: A bacteria that produces a potent toxin that can cause botulism in birds that eat food or drink water containing it

Escherichia coli (E. coli): A large and diverse group of bacteria that can be found on raw or undercooked chicken

Eating raw or undercooked chicken can cause food poisoning, which typically manifests as:
Diarrhea, Abdominal pain and cramping, Nausea, Vomiting, Fever, and Aches.

Here's Avian Flu - aka Bird flu

Bird flu, also known as avian influenza, can have a range of effects on humans, from mild to severe and even fatal:
Symptoms
Symptoms can include:
Fever or feeling feverish
Cough
Sore throat
Difficulty breathing or shortness of breath
Conjunctivitis (eye tearing, redness, irritation, or discharge from eye)
Headaches
Runny or stuffy nose
Muscle or body aches
Diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, or seizures (less common)

Severity
Most infections are mild or have no symptoms. However, within days of symptoms appearing, it's possible to develop more severe complications such as pneumonia and acute respiratory distress syndrome.

Now, the government wants you to be very frightened from bird flu. But looky here:

E. coli and Foodborne Illness

Food and Drug Administration (.gov)
www.fda.gov... › news-events › public-health-focus
how many people die from e coli every year from www.fda.gov
Jan 24, 2020 — Each year it causes an estimated 48 million people to get sick, 128,000 to be hospitalized, and 3,000 to die.

Now, which one is really scarier? Which one is really more dangerous?

a reply to: FullHeathen

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE (USDA) Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS)

I don't trust any government branch after the exposure of all the ones that have been weaponized.
Some people actually trusted the CDC and WHO when Fauci was giving them all the latest 'expert' information and talking points. Turns out they were weaponized to take advantage of the pandemic and all that went with it.

'Trust' is no longer part of my psychological makeup. One would need blind trust at this point to give the government the benefit of the doubt.

I had to

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

I know it was a thin in October of 2019.....I actually saw an article on the internet about a strange virus at a market in China.

A good sized restaurant had almost their their entire staff down with "something" in December of 2019.

a reply to: StoutBroux

That wool may be worth your while to use or sell locally.
Icelandic wool is very warm. And it gets softer over time and wear.
Great stuff!!!!!
alafoss.is...

a reply to: DontTreadOnMe

Understood, but here's Fauci's NIH report (He didn't author it, but he oversaw them). According to this report, any cases prior to Dec of 2019 were not possible. You can decide for yourself.

NIH Covid origins

Yes, the virus was propagating in Asia before this, but not in North America, yet I got it in October 2019. This was confirmed by my PCP. More importantly, his conclusion was the "clot shot" (not his words) wouldn't do me any good. This was when employers were saying "No mandatory vax requirement, BUT you can't return to work without the vax!"...so how was that not mandatory? It was absolutely mandatory.

Now, I'm confident you agree with me, but what's interesting here is what I had to go through to prove all of this. I needed a letter from my PCP stating I'd already contracted covid, and therefore did not require the vax. Well, that document wasn't accepted by anyone...ESPECIALLY any government entities (which you know already, I work for). So, there was a paradox...I've complied to the best of my medical ability, but I have NOT complied according to the "gubbmint". That should tell you something right there! Science had nothing to do with it, and absolute "control" did; it had everything to do with it. Controlling society in the absolute. And that's exactly what happened.

My personal experience is irrelevant, other than to illustrate what a sham all of this was from the very start. The larger issue was what happened to this country (and the economy) as a whole.

During the covid hysteria my wife and I took a trip (for our anniversary) to Steamboat. It's a long story because the trip was supposed to be much longer, but my FIL was having medical issues and he and my MIL were watching the animals (or supposed to be). Anyway, everything was locked down in Steamboat; it was a ghost town. We went to this bar-grill place and ordered a beer. Before they would serve us they asked us to fill out this questionnaire. Name, address, EMAIL ADDRESS, ages, last place visited, time, date, place, next destination, and about (25) other questions. I blew a gasket! No Way was I filling this out. Then the server said..."Welp...we can't serve you then, so would you like something to eat instead??" I about fell over!

They would gladly serve us food, mask or not, questionnaire or not, but would not serve us a beer (what the place was popular for) unless we filled out their interrogation form. How ironic! Why else would they do that unless they were just harvesting data for whomever would pay for it?

Crazy times, but I knew from the start; it was all a ruse.

originally posted by: StoutBroux
So my friend went to the local grocery store (MN) this morning and told me an 18 pack of eggs was $10. It's crazy,...already. Three weeks ago they were $7.

Treasury Secretary Yellen says it's transitory.

Will pass quickly, just like the 2021-2023 spike.

a reply to: StoutBroux

If the government wants to drive people into maximum panic mode, they should share the fact that 8,900 humans die every single day....IN AMERICA ALONE!!

Oh crap!: nchstats.com...

Panic! 😨

The CDC warns that general Respiratory Viruses are becoming more common.

Source: abcnews.go.com...

On a positive note, only 1,500 have died from the flu over the past 12 months.

a reply to: DontTreadOnMe

Yeah, I was reading about people not using their wool because they simply weren't interested in dealing with it but it has been used as house insulation in some areas and getting more popular. Good insulating factor and a natural fire retardant that also doesn't support mold growth. I would probably sell mine as I'm not so sure about learning how to spin yarn and all. I'm sure someone could use it.

Moisture management: Sheep's wool fibers are hygroscopic, meaning they can absorb and release moisture. Wool can absorb up to 33% of its weight in water without feeling damp.

Protein fibers: The protein fibers in sheep's wool don't provide a breeding ground for mold.

Keratin: Wool is made of keratin, which doesn't support mold growth.

Insulation: Wool insulates well, creating an environment that's inhospitable to mold.

R-value: Wool's R-value persists over time, unlike other materials that can degrade due to moisture buildup.

I don't know if anyone's seen this person's shearing videos (@rightchoiceshearing) but they're incredible. They do a lot of mis-managed sheep, llamas etc. Here's one, they have hundreds btw which are great to watch when you have sleeping issues. Gives counting sheep a whole new meaning lol.

Some of the videos I've seen of these shearings, 10-18lbs of wool from just one animal. The shell of wool is unusable for fabric materials but think of what it could do as an insulator.

On topic, I see a lot of this bird flu commotion as a California issue.

"We're advocating for a redirection of public funds away from animal-based protein and towards supporting animal-free methods of food production to enhance our food security and public health," Crystal expresses. Our reliance and dependence on animal-based protein really puts us at risk for pandemic viruses like avian influenza."
Dairy products and milk are a multibillion-dollar industry in California.
abc7news.com...#:~:text=Anja%20says%20the%20flu%20has,added%20concern%20is%2 0protecting%20employees.

Soon California will be full on vegan, good for them. Just don't force it on the rest of the country.

a reply to: xuenchen

I will not comply.

originally posted by: crayzeed
I don't know where you got your information from but I worked in the controlled environment industry (that's mass chicken laying or food breeding houses/sheds) and a 10,000 bird house was small and being as I still have friends still in the industry and NONE and I mean none have been slaughtered for this so called prevention scheme. And I live in the centre of the country and have heard nothing about any cases and being as they put up large posters on the side of the road, I'd say yes scare tactics.

So you worked in the industry - past tense? And you live in the middle of the country and have friends? Well, you must be right then. LOL.

I can only presume that either your "friends" occupy a similar echo chamber to your own or that perhaps those who are still working in the food production industry are either not doing their due dilligence or have just given up trying to have a reasonable conversation with the echo-chambered you.

Who knows but the UKs is nothing if not transparent in these things so I am not sure how any of this has managed to escape your "attention" given your inside contacts. Or claims thereof.

I will stick with stupid is as stupid does, or perhaps just plain paranoid.

The UKs biosecurity strategy is excellent and so far working effectively across a number of risk areas but as in all things defensive, they are dependent upon members of the public doing their bit and remaining vigilant.

a reply to: xuenchen I will not comply , didn't take any covid vax and won't take this one

originally posted by: nugget1
a reply to: FullHeathen

Cats are dying in Pacific North West Bird flu kills more than half the big cats at a Washington sanctuary, and Cat dies of bird flu after eating contaminated cat food, company issues recall.



After the last few years of MSM disinformation and propaganda I have to question the valitiy of this report.

The sanctuary has been closed to the public until further notice, so how can anyone prove 20 big cats died? Take the word of 'officials' at face value?

Nope; not going to happen. Burn us once, shame on you.

The food may have had traces of the bird flu in it, but the reason they died may have been because there was some other problem with the food. Just because they found the presence of the bird flu in the food does not mean that the bird flu killed them. Did they test for other things or did they stop when they found they had the RNA of bird flu in their food to make it appear they died of the bird flu? Maybe the cats were in contact with some other chemistry that took away their immune function to fight it off too. They should have just had mild symptoms even if it did infect them unless something else made them susceptable.

Could have been food poisoning from the chicken which also had the bird flu, the food poisoning could have weakened them so the flu could kill them. But it was more profitable to say it was the bird flu so they could spread panic and promote vaccines. I am not convinced it was the bird flu that killed them after seeing the government blaming deaths from covid on the virus and telling doctors they could not treat covid like other viruses. Those breathing machine companies made a lot of money off of people dying from being hooked up to them because people in high places said they were necessary to treat covid.

a reply to: rickymouse

the presence of the bird flu in the food does not mean that the bird flu killed them. Did they test for other things or did they stop when they found they had the RNA of bird flu in their food to make it appear they died of the bird flu?

I was just reading yesterday where the PCR test they're using is only accurate 50% of the time. I no longer trust the official narrative on anything. The same people in charge of Covid 'facts' are now in charge of Bird Flu.

originally posted by: nugget1
a reply to: rickymouse

the presence of the bird flu in the food does not mean that the bird flu killed them. Did they test for other things or did they stop when they found they had the RNA of bird flu in their food to make it appear they died of the bird flu?

I was just reading yesterday where the PCR test they're using is only accurate 50% of the time. I no longer trust the official narrative on anything. The same people in charge of Covid 'facts' are now in charge of Bird Flu.

Yup, we are doomed to repeat all the unnecessary turmoil if these people are not replaced by the new administration.

Always remember though, just because these events seem to be all hyped up, there is a possibility that in the future there will be a real event and we need to make sure to evaluate each event independently. If making the people distrust these agencies is the setup for a future population reduction, then we should personally do risk evaluation so we do not ignore a real pandemic....maybe a bad microbe will be released that is dangerous.

originally posted by: rickymouse

originally posted by: nugget1
a reply to: rickymouse

the presence of the bird flu in the food does not mean that the bird flu killed them. Did they test for other things or did they stop when they found they had the RNA of bird flu in their food to make it appear they died of the bird flu?

I was just reading yesterday where the PCR test they're using is only accurate 50% of the time. I no longer trust the official narrative on anything. The same people in charge of Covid 'facts' are now in charge of Bird Flu.

Yup, we are doomed to repeat all the unnecessary turmoil if these people are not replaced by the new administration.

Always remember though, just because these events seem to be all hyped up, there is a possibility that in the future there will be a real event and we need to make sure to evaluate each event independently. If making the people distrust these agencies is the setup for a future population reduction, then we should personally do risk evaluation so we do not ignore a real pandemic....maybe a bad microbe will be released that is dangerous.

Still wouldn't be enough for me to even consider getting an mRNA vaccine.

Every 20 to 40 years a trusted popular drug is taken off the market because scientists 'just discovered' it does more harm than good and has been killing people. So, 10, 20 years of research and clinical trials got it wrong.
I'll stick to natural remidies and let the chips fall where they may.