HIGHLY UNUSUAL Global Bird Flu Pandemic | Are governments planning for a Human Outbreak?

Avian influenza or bird flu refers to the disease caused by infection with avian (bird) influenza (flu) Type A viruses.

The bird flu has killed 160 Million Birds in 2022.

Whether the bird flu is in fact a natural virus, unnatural virus, or completely fabricated simply is not the point. The point is that it is causing food price inflation as a result of shortages. And wether the story is real or fake, it is getting worse and growing.

I would urge viewers, especially with flocks of birds to consider the consequences and protect your flocks from scrutiny. As I stated before, the pandemic took the lives of over 52 million birds in the US (that’s including the recent Nebraska culling of 1.8 Million).

That number has continued to grow as migratory birds have moved across the US.

Typically, the virus spreads with migration. Between the migration season this year, the bird flu remained relevant. Now those birds are on the move again.

A Nebraska backyard flock was found to have HPAI on December 5th it’s 14th recent incident. Nebraska alone has seen nearly 10 Million Birds Culled.

Iowa has seen 15 million birds culled this year, with 140,000 just this past week, 2 million since October 31st, largely blamed on the Canadian geese migration. Canadian geese migrate 2,000 to 3,000 miles each fall and spring.

300,000 birds will be culled in South Dakota this week.284 Commercial Flocks and 381 Backyard Flocks have been euthanized from the outbreak in 46 states including Alaska even this winter… well now 47. In Alabama HPAI was found in a backyard flock on December 6th.

While bird flu has a high kill rate in domestic turkey and chicken flocks, it is typically carried by waterfowl. However, this particular strain of bird flu is in fact different. It is impacting and being carried by more types of waterfowl.

"This new strain is affecting a wider range of species and having a wider range of effects than previous strains. There’s still a lot of uncertainty.”

Indeed this new stain of HPAI is having global impacts. It has been reported as spreading “Like Wildfire” in Japan. It is impacting Pelicans in Venezuela, Penguins in Hampshire (Zoo Animals of course), Ducks in Czech, It’s impacting Peru, Ecuador, Columbia, this has gone global.

6 Million culled in the Netherlands… of course that’s an entirely different story. In The Netherlands the government is now making moves to forcefully shut down 3,000 farms due to EU environmental regulations. The Netherlands became a WEF food HUB… I’m not sure what that means since it appears the largest producer of agricultural foods like dairy and meat in the EU is shutting it’s farms down. We should all be concerned with this, a similar fate happened to Sri Lanka… these Food HUBS as they are calling them are having devastating impacts on food supply. That’s a whole other video and topic.

According to the USDA “Most viruses are of low pathogenicity, meaning that they causes no signs or only minor clinical signs of infection in poultry.”But this strain is much more severe.

As the Hakai Magazine of Coastal Science and Societies points out “Seabirds shouldn’t die from the flu. The type of influenza virus that infects birds—known as influenza A, or bird flu—is traditionally mild; most birds don’t show any sign of sickness. Its natural habitat is within the digestive systems of seabirds and waterfowl, such as ducks and geese. It spreads through bodily fluids and fecal matter in the water. It’s a natural part of wetland and coastal ecosystems.”

“But this outbreak has killed thousands of seabirds (it’s impacted 80 different species of birds). It has also survived through the summer, a season usually free from influenza in the northern hemisphere. And it jumps into mammals, an entirely new host, with aplomb.”

There was recently an outbreak of Bird Flu in mink in Spain.

On December 2nd, China reported the first human death from Avian Flu in a 38 year old woman from Qinzhou southeastern China.

It shouldn’t surprise you, given this information that The Scientific Pandemic Influenza Group on Modelling (SPI-M) is understood to be ‘standing ready’ to produce forecasts on the impact of bird flu on humans. SPI-M is a sub-committee of the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE), which has provided recommendations to the Government throughout the Covid-19 pandemic.

A scientific advisor to the Government said: “There is a lot going on behind the scenes gearing up for any possible avian flu issues.”

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