Is “Bird Flu” the Next Covid-19 in Ohio?
BY NICK ROGERS
STATEWIDE - As of this week, Ohio finds itself atop the list of reported avian flu cases in in the US (that’s reported cases within avian flocks, not humans). Though H5N1 avian flu’s spread from birds to humans is rare and the “current public health risk is low” – according to the CDC – scientists are “racing” to come up with a vaccine “if such intervention becomes necessary.” For those Ohioans (and beyond) skeptical of the narratives and motives behind the Covid-19 pandemic declaration – and those weary of UN Agenda 2030 – these “bird flu” developments harken back to a similar script of fear-mongering and covert globalist plan initiation.
Currently, 15 Ohio counties have reported avian flu cases amongst flocks, though no human cases have been reported. California currently tops the list of reported human cases in the US with 34, followed by Washington state with 11, Colorado with 10, Michigan with 2, and Oregon, Texas, Louisiana, and Missouri with 1 apiece.
According to the Dayton Daily News, 4.1 million chickens and turkeys at 16 different locations in Darke and Mercer counties in Ohio have been affected, including over 700,000 egg laying chicken cases reported since January 9 in Darke County. 1.4 million cases were reported in December alone. Mercer County has reported 2.9 million cases within egg laying flocks since January 14. All birds affected were culled.
Caden Buschur, agriculture and natural resources educator at Ohio State University Extension’s Darke County office said, “Poultry is certainly a big part of the agricultural industry in Darke County. It’s certainly having a tremendous impact on the area.”
Egg prices in Ohio were %60 higher this past December than the previous year, and the Department of Agriculture is predicting another rise of %20. Vice President Vance claims prices will come down, so maybe he knows something we don’t…or maybe he’s just saying what people want to hear. A source close to this author said a recent trip to a California Whole Foods store blindsided her as the egg shelf was completely bare. Certain stores here in Ohio have posted signs stating that the price of cage free eggs specifically have “increased drastically.”
For those who have never considered raising their own chickens, it may be time to start thinking about it. Different municipalities have different rules regarding chicken raising, such as Columbus which requires a permit ($150 over 4 years according to the Dispatch, though the online application form is currently a “dead” link). While backyard flocks have supposedly been effected by the virus, the CDC provides guidelines for chicken owners to protect themselves (trust the CDC at your own discretion).
Wherever one stands/stood on the legitimacy of Covid-19 as a statistically viable health threat, the WHO’s 2020 declaration set a precedent for government policy and reaction to supposed viral outbreaks. The draconian measures – lockdowns, “social distancing,” mandatory masking, and a heavy “Operation Warp Speed” mRNA injection push – shattered small businesses, tore apart families, and utterly instilled a throughline of fear into our everyday lives (the “new normal”). And while the full arsenal of alarm bells have not yet sounded (the H5N1 virus supposedly does not easily spread human-to-human…yet), the seeds of fear are gradually being planted.
Between October 2021 and September 2022, “some 50 million birds were slaughtered” during the “most devastating” bird flu outbreak in Europe to date, according to the European Food and Safety Authority.
Once again, like clockwork, people are being urged to “test test test,” despite the widely acknowledged inherent flaws with using the Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) tool as an identifier of contagion (PCR has long been the gold standard for identifying viral contagion in a host). Interestingly, major misgivings were held by the product’s inventor, the late Dr. Kary Mullis. As someone who has refused to test for Covid-19, this author can unequivocally state that he has never tested positive for the virus.
Short of delving into the “germ theory” debate (it is just that; a theory which has never actually been proven; *research Stephan Lanka, “viral culturing” and the work of Drs. Tom Cowan/Andy Kaufman for a deep dive into this topic*), the beginnings of “bird flu” pandemic rumblings show much of the same early signatures of Covid-19. It seems that we are being primed for something far more devastating than %60 higher cage-free egg prices.
If one begins piecing things together – suspicious fires at food plants, the East Palestine chemical burn, “swine flu”-caused pig culling, ongoing warnings of “mad cow disease,” Bill Gates and others’ push to get us eating purely lab grown meat, ongoing geoengineering operations/massive chemical fallout from our skies, and the UN’s claim that “eating insects can help tackle food insecurity,” a picture begins to emerge of a time on the not-so-far-off horizon in which traditional agriculture is flipped on its head; a time where scarcity is the name of the game and reliance on mega industry farming is our only option; that is, if these population control/eugenics/New World Order agendas are real…and not just “conspiracy theory.”
Those such as Arthur Firstenberg – author of The Invisible Rainbow and long-time sounder of the alarm of electromagnetics’ (EMF) harm to all biological life on Earth would argue that “viral outbreak” is a perfect cover explaining away the ever-growing number of large swaths of birds dropping dead around the globe. Those following the exponentially growing library of studies proving severe biological harm from the EMF soup in which we now live may agree with Firstenberg’s assessment.
The true level of danger from “bird flu” lies in the eye of the beholder/researcher. Discernment is key, unless you listen to the Washington Post and decide that “Doing your own research is a good way to end up being wrong.” Hey, Alexa…should I freak out about bird flu in Ohio?
