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We know what this all means right? Its one step from jumping to humans now that its in pigs.
From the article:
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A pig at an Oregon farm was found to have bird flu, the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced Wednesday. It’s the first time the virus has been detected in U.S. swine and raises concerns about bird flu’s potential to become a human threat.
The infection happened at a backyard farm in Crook County, in the center of the state, where different animals share water and are housed together. Last week, poultry at the farm were found to have the virus, and testing this week found that one of the farm’s five pigs had become infected.
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It seems that it was found in a pig in a “backyard farm”.
I’ll translate what they are trying to say for you guys:
“we infected a pig or set of pigs in the middle of nowhere to cover our tracks and further the fear of an emerging threat.”
They like talking in code so I thought I’d clear it up yo cut the bullshit.
Link:
Bird flu has been found in a pig for the first time in the U.S.
Lets cut the s**t right in half. These assholes have the virus to directly infect humans already. All they are doing is setting up the threat to then release their kraken on unsuspecting people.
See the blatant irony? Bird flu in a pig? Definitely that pig’s gonna fly soon!
Bumblepig! I had English Bulldogs with my ex…(#backyardbreeders). We had a miniature bullie in a bumblebee costume (he kept that). I still have a Christmas yard ornament of a pink oinker with same moniker, motion-activated too and a few years back I found another “flying pig” in miniature at a local-ish Cracker Barrel, which I keep up inside my home year-’round.
Fun fact: bumblebees aerodynamically cannot fly, but no one told the bee that…neither should any bulldog be able to leap onto a standard kitchen table to peer out the bay windows to keep an eye on “daddy”, but no one told her, either. I certainly wouldn’t have the cheek, not with that perfect lil corkscrew tail.
ooh hell no!!!!!
Oh hell yes!