Mainstream media reported the first human death from H5N2 bird flu, a strain previously undetected in humans. The diagnosis was verified post-mortem by PCR testing despite the patient having no exposure to poultry. This case mirrors early COVID-19 pandemic developments, raising questions about the necessity and validity of such tests. The WHO’s response includes increased surveillance. Additionally, a new report claims bird flu has affected dairy cows in the US, though details suggest many were culled rather than dying from the disease.
Editor’s Note: The mainstream media coverage of the first human death from H5N2 bird flu brings to mind the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. The WHO’s increased surveillance response echoes past actions that often stoked public fear and drastic policy responses and implementation.
It’s hard not to see a pattern of potential fearmongering when we already know what could happen. Initial pandemic coverage often exaggerated risks and uncertainties, leading to widespread anxiety. Will we let this happen again?
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The lab manufactured virus has been intentionally modified to cross species in order that pre-manufactured vaccines can be sold to governments worldwide. Those who refuse the vax will be forced to implement a lockdown. Its time to grow your own food folks.