Apparently, Big Pharma is all too eager to count their chickens before the eggs hatch. Especially if those chickens are riddled with yet another major virus that may lead to yet another pandemic, in which Big Pharma and other globalists are the big winners.
Recently, a dairy farmer in Texas was diagnosed with a virulent strain of bird flu, which is the first case following the virus’s detection in dairy cattle across several different states.
Naturally, the media is in “all hands on deck” mode over the possibility of a newer, gloomier pandemic, especially if such an incident were used as a viable excuse for more mail-in shenanigans in 2024.
Thus far, the CDC is demonstrating impressive caution.
“This infection does not change the H5N1 bird flu human health risk assessment for the U.S. general public, which CDC considers to be low,” the CDC trilled.
Let’s hope it stays that way.
Also thus far, the White House continues to spew insincerities.
“We take the health and safety of the American people seriously,” a White House representative remarked primly, in response to inquiries regarding the bird flu.
Right. So “seriously” that hordes of migrants with measles and tuberculosis are streaming across the border.
Next!
While public authorities may play shy, Big Pharma is already whetting its appetite for fresh profiteering, as evidenced by a recent panel spearheaded by varied virologists.
Indeed, a briefing was convened following the infection of the dairy farmer, where more than one researcher was sure to fearmonger as much as possible.
Tellingly, the briefing was organized by John Fulton, a pharmaceutical industry consultant for vaccines and founder of Canada-based pharmaceutical company BioNiagara.
Even more tellingly, the most prominent researchers were sure to paint the gloomiest scenario possible.
Dr Suresh Kuchipudi, a bird flu researcher in Pittsburgh, asserted that the nation is “dangerously close” to a bird flu pandemic.
“This virus [has been] on the top of the pandemic list for many, many years and probably decades … And now we are getting dangerously close to this virus potentially causing a pandemic,” Kuchipudi brayed.
Is that so? Better close the border!
“H5N1 viruses have already demonstrated several important features of a potential pandemic virus … The virus is already globally distributed, and this virus particularly, that is often perceived as an avian virus, it can, and it has shown, the ability to infect a range of mammalian hosts including humans,” Kuchipudi continued.
So, the bird flu has exhibited “several important features” of a virus primed for becoming an international pandemic.
And, speaking of international, Kuchipudi was sure to highlight the “global” nature of bird flu.
“We are not really talking about a virus that is yet to make a jump, we are talking about a virus that is globally present, already infecting a range of mammals and is circulating,” Kuchipudi said ominously.
Funny how viruses always seem to be “circulating” mere months away from an election.
One can only hope that the “circulating” does not elevate to the point that the government will attempt its pitiable “lockdowns” once again.
“So, therefore, in my view, I think this is a virus that has the greatest pandemic threat [that is] playing out in plain sight and is globally present,” Kuchipudi proclaimed, ensuring that full payment would be received for full blown fearmongering.
“It is really high time that we are prepared,” Kuchipudi added pointedly.
Big Pharma’s Fulton is certainly “prepared,” that’s for sure.
Prepared for the absolute worst … which may well line Big Pharma’s pocketbooks yet again.
“This appears to be 100 times worse than COVID, or it could be if it mutates and maintains its high case fatality rate … Once it’s mutated to infect humans, we can only hope that the [fatality rate] drops,” Fulton boomed.
“100 times worse than COVID,” huh?
That’s nice.
The globalists really are pulling out all the stops for 2024 …
Author: Ofelia Thornton
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