France reports An Outbreak Of Highly Pathogenic Bird Flu Among Red Foxes Northeast Of Paris

Tick - Tock, we are getting closer on the clock. I have pondered that the egg shortage was due to making flu vaccines but who knows right?

You can bet that it will be infecting us soon, either through nature or with a little push from a lab. Get ready for it.


www.france24.com...

France reported an outbreak of highly pathogenic bird flu among red foxes northeast of Paris, the Word Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH) said on Tuesday, as a spread of the virus to mammals is raising concern globally.

After three foxes were found dead in a nature reserve near where gulls had died, one of the foxes was collected and tested, it said in a report, citing French authorities.

The strain detected was H5N1, like the one that has been spreading around the world in the past year, killing more than 200 million birds.

The World Health Organization last month described the bird flu situation as "worrying" due to the recent rise in cases in birds and mammals and that it was reviewing its global risk assessment in light of recent developments including cases of human transmission in Cambodia.

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Respectfully

www.cdc.gov...

Current U.S. Bird Flu Situation in Humans
Sporadic highly pathogenic avian influenza A(H5N1) virus infections in mammals have been reported in the United States, Canada, and other countries, but the risk to the general public from these viruses remains low.

The first case of an avian influenza A(H5N1) virus in a person in the United States was reported on April 28, 2022. More information about this case is available. Only four human infections with low pathogenic avian influenza (LPAI)*A(H7N2) viruses resulting in mild-to-moderate illness have ever been identified in the United States.

The Current Risk to the General Public is Low

The detections of H5 viruses in wild birds, poultry, some mammals, and in one person in the United States do not change the risk to the general public’s health, which CDC considers to be low. However, outbreaks in domestic commercial and backyard poultry flocks, in addition to infections in wild birds and some mammals, might place some groups of people, who may have job-related or recreational exposures to birds, at higher risk of infection.

People with job-related or recreational exposures to birds or infected mammals should take appropriate precautions to protect against bird flu.

Right now, the H5N1 bird flu situation remains primarily an animal health issue. However, CDC is watching this situation closely and taking routine preparedness and prevention measures in case this virus changes to pose a greater human health risk.

No known human-to-human spread has occurred with the A(H5N1) virus that is currently circulating in birds in the United States and globally.

Signals that could raise the public health risk might include multiple reports of H5N1 virus infections in people from exposure to birds, or identification of spread from one infected person to a close contact.

Sporadic human cases of H5N1 reported with H5N1 viruses circulating in birds since 2021 have occurred following exposure to infected poultry. During past H5N1 bird flu virus outbreaks that have occurred in poultry globally, human infections were rare.

Globally since 2003, countries have reported rare, sporadic human infections with H5N1 bird flu viruses to the World Health Organization (WHO). Monthly case counts are available on the WHO website.

The spread of bird flu viruses from one infected person to a close contact has occurred rarely in other countries in the past, and when it has happened, it has been limited and not sustained, and did not spread beyond close contacts.

More Information about this H5N1 Bird Flu Virus USDA has publicly posted the genetic sequences of several of recently detected H5N1 bird flu viruses found in U.S. wild birds and poultry. The viruses are from clade 2.3.4.4b,** which is the most common H5N1 bird flu virus worldwide at this time. Comparing information about these newer viruses to previously circulating H5N1 bird flu viruses helps inform the human health risk assessment.

CDC has been comparing the properties of current H5N1 bird flu viruses to past H5N1 bird flu viruses and has found that current H5N1 bird flu viruses detected in the U.S. during late 2021 and 2022 are different from earlier H5N1 bird flu viruses.

So far, current H5N1 bird flu viruses lack changes seen in the past that have been associated with viruses spreading easily among poultry, infecting people more easily, and causing severe illness in people.

Since December 2021, fewer than 10 human cases of H5N1 have been reported globally. Illness in humans from all bird flu virus infections has ranged in severity from no symptoms or mild illness to severe disease that resulted in death. Total case counts for all human infections with H5N1 viruses reported since 1997 are available.
These cases do not change the human risk assessment to the general public, which CDC considers to be low.

bird flu part two

BAHAHAHAHAHA

They're definetly planting the seed in case that's the next plandemic they want to go with.

It's a win-win because not only does it allow for Pandemic 2.0. It also destroys the food supply.

They may need a filler event first like war, or cyber attack. Then launch the next scamdemic.

With Macron beeing a huge WEF stooge I would not wonder if they start the next plandemic.

Don’t forget to listen to the government… and be afraid, be very afraid.

I have to wonder how effectively they'll be able to ramp the fear up this time. 42% of deer tested positive for Covid 19; cats, dogs, etc. were testing positive and the result was higher vaccination rates.

Just think of where we could be right now without the fear factor directing our path 'forward'.

originally posted by: nugget1
I have to wonder how effectively they'll be able to ramp the fear up this time. 42% of deer tested positive for Covid 19; cats, dogs, etc. were testing positive and the result was higher vaccination rates.

Just think of where we could be right now without the fear factor directing our path 'forward'.

Yep no kidding, the COVID overreach and overreaction changed millions of lives from whatever their trajectory was gonna be to where it is now. All for 17% of our population that had the greatest risk.

However, you know conspiracy theorists, some are now saying COVID was a deliberate overreaction, so the next pandemic even fewer will get vaccinated leading to many more deaths which is the ultimate goal for certain factions.

originally posted by: putnam6
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Respectfully
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What all did he do with that Chicken?!

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some are now saying COVID was a deliberate overreaction, so the next pandemic even fewer will get vaccinated leading to many more deaths

Well, if they're offering the mRNA vaccine for the next round it won't make a lot of difference if you die of the virus or the shot. People will just feel more empowered to make a choice and forgo the force/fear factor.

As national elections come closer its going to be a lot scaremongering of anything to justified ballot harvesting.

a reply to: infolurker

There's no shortage of eggs, 26.2million(only a fraction were egg layers) hens were destroyed.. in 2021-2022. An EGG shortage can only occur when the amount of egg laying hens falls below the total population's consumption rate. As such, it's almost impossible to actually have an 'egg shortage'. Total production they produce enough eggs daily to give everyone 1 egg with about 30million extra, and not everyone eats an egg daily AND because hens in mass production do not take breaks in Winter thanks to artificial lighting. This is not the same for 'small farms' who care about their animals and give hens a break in winter.

This

www.statista.com...

says that there are over 389million egg laying hens for 2022 in the US alone...

It's a scam, all of it. Designed to make you buy the 'expensive' 7$ eggs instead of the 3$ a carton eggs. To support the democratic agenda of 'no-caged eggs'. They are trying to normalize this price so you keep doing it when the 'cheap' eggs increase in price. To spread the rule/bill on a ban against selling caged chicken eggs to other states. DO NOT BUY THEM! PROTEST THE PRICE, OR IT WILL BECOME NORMAL/NATION WIDE. Ask the guys in the store to go in the back to get you the CHEAPER eggs. Just don't be a douche about it.

Currently there is NO shortages YET, these shortages are being claimed because keeping you afraid is 'profitable'. However, what they don't realize is that by faking a shortage, a real shortage will occur. While I definitely recommend NOT panic buying and having a 'stockpile' of food. I am believing that the 'food shortages' are being created to cause you to buy the expensive stuff because they are HIDING the cheaper foods for the middle of the week. So, on Friday/sat/sun when less people are working and more likely to hit the grocery store. everything is hidden in the back of the store.

Now I do believe a shortage is coming, especially since Florida and California lost most of their trees. So, things like nuts, certain fruits, avocados, etc are going to become scarce NEXT YEAR. This year most of the supply is at lows but will just be substituted with the reserves as each country holds 3-4 years' worth of reserved food.

Don't be fooled, shortages and US starvation is a joke that they are forcing on people for profit. They are claiming that the UK is at 18% w/o food. But that's an increase over last year's total that equals 2.3-2.5% not 18% of the population.

They are trying to scare the population into buying more then they need, but it is responsible to ensure that YOU do have an emergency supply available for you and your family incase disaster, war, etc happens. 3-4Months is recommended along with 'current year seeds' BECAUSE that's how long most stuff take to grow. So, if you wind up needing more than that any seeds planted will be ready in 3-4 months' time for 'extra' food. In disaster, after ensuring safety food and water is your priority so planting should occur immediately pending weather/disaster type. Especially if the disaster is big enough to effect more than just you.

worldwide production of eggs
www.statista.com...

Per Capita consumption
www.statista.com...

The demand of eggs has grown in the United States over the last number of years. In 2022, consumption of eggs in the United States was estimated at 277.5 per person. This figure was projected to reach 288.6 eggs per capita by 2023. Per capita consumption is a measure of total egg production, minus exports, divided by the total U.S. population.

Global egg production from 1990 to 2021 (in 1,000 metric tons)*
www.statista.com...

Proof:
Consumption wouldn't be able to grow if there was really a shortage.

1 tonne = 1,000 kg = 1,000,000g

It depends upon the size of the eggs used (and where you are):

In UK:
Eggs comes in 4 sizes (now): small (73g). A reasonable guestimate for average size would be:
small 48g → a dozen weighs 12 x 48g = 576g → 1 tonne = 1,000,000 ÷ 576 = 17361/9 ≈ 1736.1 dozen
medium 58g → a dozen weighs 12 x 58g = 696g → 1 tonne = 1,000,000 ÷ 696 = 143668/87 ≈ 1436.8 dozen
large 68g → a dozen weighs 12 x 68g = 816g → 1 tonne = 1,000,000 ÷ 816 = 122525/51 ≈ 1225.5 dozen
very large 78g → a dozen weighs 12 x 78g = 936g → 1 tonne = 1,000,000 ÷ 936 = 106844/117 ≈ 1086.4 dozen
Meaning there will be between approx 1086 and 1736 dozens of eggs per tonne.
In USA
Eggs comes in 6 sizes of average weight:
peewee 35g → a dozen weigh 12 x 35g = 420g → 1 tonne = 1000000 ÷ 420 = 238020/21 ≈ 2381 dozen
small 43g → a dozen weigh 12 x 43g = 516g → 1 tonne = 1000000 ÷ 516 = 1937127/129 ≈ 1938 dozen
medium 50g → a dozen weigh 12 x 50g = 600g → 1 tonne = 1000000 ÷ 600 = 16662/3 ≈ 1666.7 dozen
large 57g → a dozen weigh 12 x 57g = 684g → 1 tonne = 1000000 ÷ 684 = 1461169/171 ≈ 1462 dozen
extra large 64g → a dozen weigh 12 x 64g = 768g → 1 tonne = 1000000 ÷ 768 = 13021/12 ≈ 1302.1 dozen
jumbo 71g → a dozen weigh 12 x 71g = 852g → 1 tonne = 1000000 ÷ 852 = 1173151/213 ≈ 1173.7 dozen
Meaning there are between approx 1174 and 2381 dozen eggs in a tonne.

How many eggs in a ton Grabbed that cause someone else did all that work, now looking at the data your looking at 86.3 million metric tons in 2021.. based on that statistic. A reduction of 26million hens would NOT effect the overall production of eggs on that large of a scale, when new hens start laying eggs by 18weeks.

P.S Chicken poo is great fertilizer - green $$$ Grab agenda? Probably.

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This is a scare tactic. I'm building a chicken coop and buying a bunch of chicks within the next few weeks.

Fool me once, shame on you.
Fool me twice, shame on me.