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Highly Pathogenic flu strain H7N3 being blamed for over (update: 870,000) bird deaths in Mexico
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Pretty serious outbreak. Lax Mexican farming practices assure this will spread. Our open border and smuggling of anything, any kind of way, almost guarantee some form of it will reach the U.S. It will be in other central american countries in no time. Chicken in Amerika is loaded with vaccines and steroids that these other countries don't have. This is not H5N1, but could be soon enuff. It is killing birds everywhere BUT north america? Why is that? Our gov't would not admit H5N1 was found within 3000 miles of here if I presented absolute proof. Once this shit gets into some pigs, and wallows around for a few weeks, it will cause more than conjunctivitis and flu like symptoms.Pigs and chickens are regularly farmed together, hand in hand. I would watch it with both eyes
Quoting: Treyfish 14756837 This will spread and into the U.S. if TPTB want it to. It will wipe out entire factory farms and the cost of animal protein will go through the roof. All the legislation over the past years has made small family farms subjected to extreme regulation(to what end). Do you know it was the CDC that dug up an Inuit women who died of the Spanish Flu(SWINE fLU) BACK IN THE 90'S AND REPRODUCED IT. i WONDER WHY THEY WOULD DO THAT? PERHAPS SO THEY COULD COMBINE IT WITH THE AVIAN FLU AND GET H5N1, H2N7, H45N78, H33N911. DO YOU CATCH MY DRIFT? CDC EXHUMES INUIT WHO DIED FROM SPANISH FLU(SWINE FLU) [ link to en.wikipedia.org]
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