I see below the mink culls. Bit of a story to ferret out! But the mink were vaccinated against some whatever mink disease. All fine initially. The when the mink were exposed to the wild virus again. They dropped dead rapidly. Wasn't really a cull. Just shovelings their cold dead bodies into burn pits.
Ring any bells yet? Yes exactly the same reaction by the injected, when they get reinfected with covid & get serious reactions & drop dead.
Along similar lines just read a headline stating that rats in NYC carry the virus. Had a big argument 2+ years ago with a Covidian when I told them that there are reports that animals are carrying it and if so, then no length of lockdowns would be able to stop the virus. He said that there was no proof that there was a reservoir for the virus outside of humans. Strange I though at the time for someone to make such a statement as it was them being shouted from everywhere that it cam from bats. We also discussed the culling of mink, if I am not mistaken, in Europe and that deer where found to carry it.
I find it funny how despite the fact that is was first reported to have come from wild animals and if that was the case, then lockdowns could not serve their stated purpose, those pushing for lockdowns vehemently denied that they was an animal reservoir for the virus. However, during the lockdowns they went around killing pets, rescued animals and culling various live stock and now they are telling us that animals do carry it.
Yes, the mink culling was done in Denmark I think. They also killed lots of rescue dogs in Australia for fear of contamination and in England they were considering during early stages of plandemic of euthanizing all pet cats in the country as they found one cat to be infected, this according to a UK politician.
But, no animal reservoir for the virus, which would render lockdowns meaningless.
This, to me, is no different from having to open windows at school in the winter to allow air flow while simultaneously requiring plastic barriers between students to prevent air flow. Not just at school, actually.
We have more than ample evidence that the best response to anything they say is to ignore it. Ignore everything they say.
I've read several newspaper articles of "suddenly died" K9s over the last few months. I remember reading about zoo animals and K9s being given the C19 injections and wondering wtf?
"The “One Health” approach summarises a concept that has been known for more than a century; that human, animal and plant health are interdependent and bound to the health of the ecosystems in which they exist. We envisage and implement it as a collaborative, whole of society, whole of government approach to understanding, anticipating and addressing risks to global health."
It is certainly better to live in harmony with nature than it is to pollute it. I get the sense though that those backing the One Health agenda are motivated by profit and control - not the higher ideal.
Thanks PH.
I see below the mink culls. Bit of a story to ferret out! But the mink were vaccinated against some whatever mink disease. All fine initially. The when the mink were exposed to the wild virus again. They dropped dead rapidly. Wasn't really a cull. Just shovelings their cold dead bodies into burn pits.
Ring any bells yet? Yes exactly the same reaction by the injected, when they get reinfected with covid & get serious reactions & drop dead.
Boy! They are bound to kill EVERY living thing if they have their way!!! Smh
Exactly. It is not as if the experiment on humans has proven out yet and they want to extend it to animals.
Along similar lines just read a headline stating that rats in NYC carry the virus. Had a big argument 2+ years ago with a Covidian when I told them that there are reports that animals are carrying it and if so, then no length of lockdowns would be able to stop the virus. He said that there was no proof that there was a reservoir for the virus outside of humans. Strange I though at the time for someone to make such a statement as it was them being shouted from everywhere that it cam from bats. We also discussed the culling of mink, if I am not mistaken, in Europe and that deer where found to carry it.
I find it funny how despite the fact that is was first reported to have come from wild animals and if that was the case, then lockdowns could not serve their stated purpose, those pushing for lockdowns vehemently denied that they was an animal reservoir for the virus. However, during the lockdowns they went around killing pets, rescued animals and culling various live stock and now they are telling us that animals do carry it.
Yes, the mink culling was done in Denmark I think. They also killed lots of rescue dogs in Australia for fear of contamination and in England they were considering during early stages of plandemic of euthanizing all pet cats in the country as they found one cat to be infected, this according to a UK politician.
But, no animal reservoir for the virus, which would render lockdowns meaningless.
This, to me, is no different from having to open windows at school in the winter to allow air flow while simultaneously requiring plastic barriers between students to prevent air flow. Not just at school, actually.
We have more than ample evidence that the best response to anything they say is to ignore it. Ignore everything they say.
On Health puts human on the same level and value of all parts of the BioSphere on Gaia. Expect to be sacrificed.
Also reports of animals dying after being given the Covid vaxxx.
I've read several newspaper articles of "suddenly died" K9s over the last few months. I remember reading about zoo animals and K9s being given the C19 injections and wondering wtf?
"The “One Health” approach summarises a concept that has been known for more than a century; that human, animal and plant health are interdependent and bound to the health of the ecosystems in which they exist. We envisage and implement it as a collaborative, whole of society, whole of government approach to understanding, anticipating and addressing risks to global health."
They equate humans with animals and plants. Here's a peek: https://www.woah.org/en/what-we-do/global-initiatives/one-health/
It is certainly better to live in harmony with nature than it is to pollute it. I get the sense though that those backing the One Health agenda are motivated by profit and control - not the higher ideal.