Upcoming Phase: Avian Flu Threatens Humanity Again - The Technocracy and Transhumanism Could Be the Next Steps by Those in Power

Upcoming Phase: Avian Flu Threatens Humanity Again - The Technocracy and Transhumanism Could Be the Next Steps by Those in Power | REFUSE COMPLIANCE

The European Union is taking significant steps to bolster its defences against potential avian influenza outbreaks. The EU has announced plans to acquire 40 million doses of bird flu vaccines, aiming to protect poultry and prevent the spread of the virus.

This move comes as concern mounts over the potential threat of the H5N1 avian flu, with a new study revealing that Americans have little to no pre-existing immunity to the strain. The former head of the US CDC, Robert Redfield, has also expressed his concerns about a potential bird flu pandemic.

Meanwhile, the EU's decision to procure these vaccines has led to a rise in the Moderna stock price. However, it's worth noting that, as of now, no farms have enrolled in the voluntary on-site milk testing program, despite federal funds being allocated for the initiative.

As the world grapples with the potential threat of bird flu, there are calls for increased testing of both humans and animals. Some media channels are spreading fear about the risk of bird flu, while others, such as CNN, are expressing concern about not doing enough to address the issue.

Popular Science is posing the question: can a bird flu pandemic in humans be prevented? Dr. Rick Bright has issued a dire warning about the current state of the bird flu situation.

In a similar approach to the Covid-19 pandemic, a strategy is being considered that would involve paying farmers to test their animals and financially compensate them when they have to be destroyed. However, there are early signs of mandated testing for farmers, such as the lack of farmers signing up for government surveillance programs.

Amidst all this, it's important to approach advice with caution. When masks and vaccines are mandated, some advise against taking them, while when told to "social distance," others suggest moving closer together. When lockdowns are mandated, some advise against compliance.

As the disease related to bird flu continues to run rampant, the stakes are enormous. The EU's move to acquire vaccines is a significant step towards preparedness, but it's clear that more needs to be done to address this potential threat. The EU, along with the rest of the world, will need to continue to adapt and respond as new information becomes available.