If you think the next "pandemic" isn't coming soon, you'd better check out the International Bird Flu Summit
If you think the next "pandemic" isn't coming soon, you'd better check out the International Bird Flu Summit
Americans who really do believe in INDEPENDENCE ought to crash this party
Remember Event 201, the war game—er, “tabletop exercise” that took place at the Johns Hopkins “Center for Health Security” on Oct. 15, 2019, cosponsored by that outfit along with Bill/Melinda Gates and the Rockefeller Foundation? If you do remember that “event,” you might also recall the rollout of “the coronavirus” three months later.
That interesting coincidence suggests that we—or those of us who didn’t much enjoy the last “pandemic,” and want intensely not to see another one—pay close attention to the date of this next predatory confab: October 3/4.
If indeed the past is prologue, those dates suggest the possibility that “bird flu” will start to crush the world (or what’s left of it after “COVID”) in early January. Could that timing indicate an elite intention to distract a population raging at the cancellation of this year’s elections, and justify a national crackdown on “bird flu denialists” (a/k/a) “anti-vaxxers) and (let’s call them) “election absolutists” both? (They tend to be the same people.) Such “far right” trash could well end up in those internment camps that “our free press” laughs off (if they mention them at all), closely guarded by the “migrants” that have made life so much fun in the big cities of the West.
That’s my rather dark thought on this Independence Day, which I really hope you’re otherwise enjoying; yet I also hope that you will pause a moment while you’re partying, or whatever, to consider just how strange it is (some might say “wrong”) that “Independence Day” is still a thing in this collapsing (I will not say “Godforsaken”) country, where independence is a crime, whether you express it as (say) a doctor, or a parent, or a nurse, or a professor, or a student, or a journalist, or an artist, or a scientist or (above all) a citizen.
In any case, anyone who’s wide awake and brave enough to crash that party in October may want to share what those war gamers have to say about “Mass Fatality Management Planning” (which “management” is going on right now) or “Delivery of Vaccine [sic] and Antiviral Medication,” to name just two of the fun “topics” that the killers will discuss.
h/t Roberto Strongman
https://birdflusummit.com/about-us/
Right in time for the next stolen election.
Mark, thank you for posting this. This next plandemic Summit is very important, and I agree, people need to protest it!
(For the record: I'm not necessarily a virus "denier" but I do, however, believe that the "virus" -- whether it be SARS-CoV-2 virus (Covid!) or the next "bird flu" -- is mostly a B.S. fear-porn cover story that is used by the government and media complex to drive the narrative for the actual murder program, which possibly includes some kind of bioweapon that ~does~ cause illness, followed more damagingly by hospitalized murder programs/protocols (midazolam, lethal denial of food and water, "ventilators," remdesivir, etc.) followed by the mass-scale lethal bioweapon so-called "vaccines".)
The link below is another part of the B.S... as other commenters here have noted, the plandemic machine is ramping up attacks on the food supply. In my opinion, people need to focus on and call out the pure, unscientific B.S. that is the PCR test. We must demand that livestock and industrial chicken farms NOT be destroyed on the basis of this corrupt PCR testing.
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Texas Biomed researching vaccines and treatments for highly pathogenic avian influenza
https://www.txbiomed.org/news-press/news/texas-biomed-avian-influenza-bird-flu/
EXCERPT:
SAN ANTONIO (April 3, 2024) — Researchers at Texas Biomedical Research Institute (Texas Biomed) are studying potential vaccines, antivirals and antibodies against highly pathogenic avian influenza, including H5N1 strains that closely mirror the one recently detected in cows, chickens and one person in Texas.
This is only the second human case of H5N1 bird flu to be reported in the United States, which officials said was contracted through contact with dairy cows. The influenza subtype primarily infects wild birds and poultry, but has also spilled over into a variety of mammals. This is the first time the avian influenza A(H5N1) virus has been detected in cattle.
“Thankfully, the risk of the current H5N1 case becoming widespread among people remains low,” says Larry Schlesinger, M.D., Texas Biomed President and CEO. “But viruses adapt and evolve – especially influenza viruses – which is why it is so critical to be studying them and developing vaccines and treatments well before they are needed.” [CONTINUES...]