Bird flu is endemic in wild migratory birds (ask the USDA how that happened), culling entire flocks of chickens in an attempt to stop the spread of the disease is futile. You would be better off to just let the flu kill the birds it is going to kill, those that do not die, even if it's only 10% will be immune to that strain of bird flu.
But, it's not about the bird flu at all, it's about control of the food supply. They really do not want people to have access to cheap healthy food.
Bird flu is endemic in wild migratory birds (ask the USDA how that happened), culling entire flocks of chickens in an attempt to stop the spread of the disease is futile. You would be better off to just let the flu kill the birds it is going to kill, those that do not die, even if it's only 10% will be immune to that strain of bird flu.
But, it's not about the bird flu at all, it's about control of the food supply. They really do not want people to have access to cheap healthy food.
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