Title: Mexico just SHOCKED the world and EXPOSED the WHO's bird flu lies | Redacted w Clayton Morris Source:
Redacted URL Source:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NaeIJyIQ-0A Published:Jun 14, 2024 Author:Natali and Clayton Morris Post Date:2024-06-14 17:15:56 by Esso Keywords:None Views:866 Comments:9
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It figures that MFer Gates is involved in this. Why can't someone get close enough to blow his head off? I can't believe one of his security guards doesn't do him and make it look like a suicide. Somebody needs to swat that fly, he's a murderer and a pedo.
What is going on? They're saying H5N1, H5N2, H7N3, H7N9. WTF? Manufactured crisis.
I'd be a lot happier if my GF wasn't mixed up in this conspiracy to kill off people and the food supply.
Australia begins lockdowns on farms over bird flu.
More than 500,000 chickens have been euthanized as part of these measures.
Something the egg industry doesn't want you to know...egg laying hens are slaughtered en masse after 12 months of production.
Who's to say that a standard operating procedure isn't being used as a pretense for saying 500,000 chickens need to be "euthanized" to prevent bird flu?
I find it very odd that bird flu never seems to hit the farms that grow broilers...just the egg producers.
Something the egg industry doesn't want you to know...egg laying hens are slaughtered en masse after 12 months of production.
Those hybrid birds only have a life span of two maybe three years at commercial egg plants, standard practice sell them as soup or pet food meats. Backyard poultrygeists should be able to get four or five good years if one treats them good, free range time and plenty of nest boxes and good roosts. Otherwise stick with pure standard breeds, most dual- purpose birds today aren't; the eggers of them will be listed as production birds table birds as broilers. I spend about four hours a day with my 30 or so birds.
Right now I only need 50 pounds of egg maker and 50 pounds of scratch per month as they forage from 8 am to around 7 pm. Had five eggs hatch out two weeks back, brood hen is a bird that came with the coop she is around ten years old, when she's not sitting eggs or herding chicks she lays a small cream colored egg about four times a week. Yes I sell eggs to buy feed.
There is a sharp decline in protein for my foraging birds this year. Insects are virtually nil, including black flies and mosquitoes. Normally have a massive amount of crickets...zero thus far.