Bird Flu Is Now Endemic

The good news is that mainstream media has reported that bird flu is now endemic. That means we can go about our lives since COVID, the common cold, and the flu are also endemic, right? Probably not. And they haven’t even started milking the bird flu scamdemic yet.

According to a report by The Guardian, experts claim that the current United States bird flu outbreak is unlikely to end without intervention. Further mutation of the virus is also highly likely.

“It’s endemic in cows now. There is no way this is going to get contained” on its own, said Seema Lakdawala, an influenza virologist and co-director of the Center for Transmission of Airborne Pathogens at Emory School of Medicine. “There’s a lot of flu going around, and so the potential for the virus to reassort right now is high,” Lakdawala said. There’s also the possibility of reassortment within animals like cows now that multiple variants have been detected in herds, she pointed out.

Right now, the only solution to the power structure is to kill off all the birds and make the price of eggs out of reach for everyday people. If culling birds stopped the bird flu, then why is it still spreading after over 100 million birds have been culled?

Dr. Meryl Nass: Culling poultry in response to bird flu is a failed strategy and should cease

There have also been recent reports of cats spreading bird flu to humans and vice versa, making it now a “household” problem.

Cats Are Getting Bird Flu From Human Dairy Workers?

The new spillovers into dairy cattle in Nevada and Arizona, detected through the new bulk milk testing strategy recently implemented in the US, are both related to the D1.1 variant of H5N1, which emerged in the fall and has come to dominate among North American birds. A teenaged girl in British Columbia suffered severe illness and a man in Louisiana died after infection with this variant. –The Guardian

The build-up to the bird flu scamdemic is unfolding in a rather similar way as the COVID-19 hoax. This time, however, the ruling class is taking its time and dragging it out. By doing so, the public will at least, hopefully, get tired of this before it becomes a medical tyranny situation, unlike COVID, which came together quickly enough that people panicked.

This doesn’t appear to be slowing down or picking up the pace. What could be the reason for such a slow rollout? What do you think we’ll see come about because of the bird flu panic? Let us know in the comments!

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