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Historically Avian flu is not easily transmitted between humans and Dr Kelly Victory is certain the only way that changes is if it has been manipulated in a lab. She is appalled by the unnecessary culling of millions of birds/cattle for a problem that can be solved by allowing...

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David Hockley2 years ago

$cientists and expert$ are “baffled” how avian bird flu jumped species for the first time. What on earth could have caused this??? It’s almost impossible unless someone intentionally made this happen in a lab to put humanity at further risk…. Oh, wait a minute:

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Veritas Vox2 years ago

There is no Avian Flu. It's another Hoax 😂

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Cosi..2 years ago

The biggest threat to our health is the misinformation spread by the WHO and the voice of the MSM that supports it.

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Melchizedek 🐭2 years ago

@P_McCulloughMD Fauci straight up admitted funding it..

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Me&G0d2 years ago

but we all know (I hope) that that isn't why they are doing it!

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ablindeye2 years ago

'Of course the globalists would love to cull millions of birds/cattle to create a problem that might otherwise be solved by allowing for the natural process of herd immunity. Such a program the globalists would obstruct'. #Satire.

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wendy hone2 years ago

What about the wild birds?? Or does it only affect chickens???? And cattle?? Wonder why?? 🤔

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Jillian Dawn Clarkson2 years ago

This is all being pushed nefariously they know there is no real threat. I am not convinced at all that all these diseases are jumping from animal to human unless of course they are being manipulated to do so

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MCphoto2 years ago

Think they have learned and it is more about putting farmers out of business, controlling food supply and people, instilling fear and pushing another mRNA type shot on the masses. They are cheaper and faster to make, will pull in billions of $ and create repeat customers.

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