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Neil Sherry's avatar

Your first sentence throws me into total confusion, you say The 'virus' containing the spike protein was created... But I also read from eminent writers like Mike Yeadon that there was never a virus, it hasn't been isolated and the vaccination programme simply took advantage of the latest bad flu season. Which is it? Was there a virus circulating created or otherwise, or was there never a virus. Indeed can we pass on/catch a virus?

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Sarah's avatar

PCR testing for Mycobacterium bovis (M. bovis) involves amplifying M. bovis DNA in a sample, making it a rapid and sensitive method for detection. Samples like tissue, milk, or swabs from tonsils can be used. A positive PCR result confirms the presence of M. bovis in a group, while a negative result is less conclusive as it doesn't rule out individual infection.

I do remember a statement along the lines during the COVID EVENT from Ardern that Dairying's days were numbered. A strange thing to say when Fonterra NZ is one of New Zealand's biggest employers.

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Sarah's avatar

Mycobacterium bovis being used to break a country and its farmers, the PCR test is involved.

"The Mycoplasma bovis eradication program in New Zealand, initiated in 2018, was initially estimated to cost $880 million over 10 years. This program aimed to eliminate the disease, which causes serious illnesses in cattle, including arthritis, pneumonia, and untreatable mastitis. The cost was a combination of government funding and contributions from the dairy and beef industries. "

Depopulated 250 farms already, destroyed nearly 200,000 cattle and dairy animals, endless testing and rigorous stock controls throughout New Zealand.

This eradication program will pan out to be $1,300,000 after ten years , is the most recent information.

ALL ON THE BACK OF THE PCR TESTS

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CAN BE TREATED WITH IVERMECTIN.

. 2022 Jan 11;9(1):24. doi: 10.3390/vetsci9010024

Ivermectin (IVM) Possible Side Activities and Implications in Antimicrobial Resistance and Animal Welfare: The Authors’ Perspective

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35051108/

4.1 The obtained results clearly demonstrated their role in inhibiting the growth of Mycobacterium bovis BCG and M. tuberculosis laboratory strains (H37Rv, CDC 1551, and Erdman) at concentrations ranging from 1 to 8 μg/mL [5].

PCR testing for Mycobacterium bovis (M. bovis) involves amplifying M. bovis DNA in a sample, making it a rapid and sensitive method for detection. Samples like tissue, milk, or swabs from tonsils can be used. A positive PCR result confirms the presence of M. bovis in a group, while a negative result is less conclusive as it doesn't rule out individual infection.

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OutofStep's avatar

Read RFK Jr book re Fauci.

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