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BIRD FLU PANIC RISES

Released Monday, 1st July 2024
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BIRD FLU PANIC RISES

BIRD FLU PANIC RISES

BIRD FLU PANIC RISES

BIRD FLU PANIC RISES

Monday, 1st July 2024
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0:00

Bird flu. We've talked about this over the last

0:03

couple of weeks because it's really been ramping up.

0:05

We talked about the gain of function background on

0:07

this. We talked about the increased testing. But

0:09

now it's time for the vaccine

0:11

conversation because that is the newest

0:13

movement right now. Take a look. All

0:16

right. Are we heading

0:18

towards another pandemic? Could

0:20

this turn into another COVID? Concerns are

0:22

growing over the possible spread of bird

0:24

flu in the U.S. With worries over

0:27

the potential spread of bird flu, there's

0:29

also renewed focus on a vaccine. We

0:32

do know that they're preparing in

0:34

production 4.8 million vaccines.

0:37

This new vaccine is following the same pipeline that

0:39

led to the quick development of the COVID vaccine.

0:42

mRNA vaccines are such an

0:45

agile platform. As soon

0:47

as we see a new virus, whether

0:49

it's a coronavirus or in this case

0:51

a flu virus, we can very quickly

0:53

design new mRNA vaccines to be specifically

0:55

matched to what's circulating. One of the

0:57

things we have to look at, look,

0:59

what Finland's doing, which I mentioned last

1:01

week, is to vaccinate the high risk

1:03

farm workers. We already have H5N1 vaccines

1:05

stockpiled in this country specifically for this

1:07

reason. We need to use it.

1:09

We need to nip this in the bud before

1:11

the virus gets used to transmitting between humans and

1:13

becoming very good at it. That's not what we

1:16

want. When

1:19

I think about, we've done a lot of shows

1:21

when they were looking at even at Omicron and

1:23

his other variants of COVID, how

1:26

the vaccinated seemed to

1:28

accelerate the process of the evolution

1:30

of the virus in a leaky

1:33

vaccine that is not stopping transmission

1:35

or killing the virus. This sounds

1:38

like a really, really bad idea.

1:41

I know a lot of people around the

1:43

world are tuning in to our show for

1:45

this conversation because of reporting during COVID. Let's

1:47

get into this vaccine topic because we're here

1:50

now with the bird flu, which a lot

1:52

of people probably can't believe. Here's

1:55

the headlines. It's almost like deja vu. You

1:57

asked to make millions of bird flu

1:59

vaccines. vaccine doses this summer as cases

2:01

grow. The CDC has its

2:03

influenza monitoring site. They're looking at the

2:05

novel influenza A. And

2:07

since 2022, which was when this bird flu outbreak

2:10

really began, but we're being told it was, 350

2:13

people have been tested. So really low numbers

2:15

here, if you're looking at, compared to even

2:17

the beginning of COVID. So that's gonna be

2:19

something for people to watch out for. When

2:21

those tests start going up in people exponentially,

2:24

this lays the groundwork, as we know,

2:26

for this vaccination paradigm, this program for

2:28

the bird flu. Remember

2:31

what we were calling, or a

2:33

lot of people were calling was

2:35

a testemic, right? This idea that

2:37

you started testing, you were running

2:39

these incredibly sensitive cycles tests that

2:42

really could give you false positives like

2:44

crazy, but what difference does it make,

2:46

you know, if you're asymptomatic and healthy?

2:49

And here we go again with bird

2:51

flu vaccinations, recommending

2:55

them, testing people. And as we

2:57

pointed out so many times on

2:59

this show, that narrative

3:01

that when you start seeing the

3:03

media all saying the same thing,

3:05

that's not news anymore. That's propaganda.

3:08

Now your government health agencies and

3:10

the WHO, and maybe the WEF

3:12

is in there, who knows, but

3:15

they are writing these lines now for all

3:17

of your news to start telling you these

3:19

things, to start running these things. That's when

3:21

you gotta get nervous because now we're not

3:24

reporting news, we are

3:26

reporting what we want you to

3:28

believe is happening in this world,

3:30

and your way out of the

3:32

problem that they are making up

3:34

in their crazy little minds. And

3:37

so many people have legit media literacy

3:40

from having lived experience through COVID that

3:42

they can see between these lines, which

3:44

is really great. So

3:47

this is Finland here, they're actually moving forward with

3:49

this. Finland is gonna be a global first. Finland

3:51

to offer bird flu vaccine to select group of

3:54

people, but

3:56

you know, this article says, it talks

3:58

about the vaccine for the first time, the vaccine. be administered

4:00

in Finland is designed off a different

4:02

avian influenza virus called H5N8, so

4:05

not even the one that's circulating. But

4:07

researchers say the shot should still confer

4:10

protection against H5N1. European regulators

4:12

authorized the vaccine, which is

4:14

known as zoonotic influenza vaccine

4:16

cigarettes, based on a number

4:18

of studies showing that it

4:21

elicited immune responses that scientists

4:23

think would be protective against

4:25

avian influenza. Researchers can't run

4:27

traditional efficacy trials with such

4:29

products because the virus isn't

4:31

circulating among people, so they are typically

4:33

approved based on these immunogenicity studies. So

4:35

there's your vaccine, and we have Time

4:38

Magazine really banging the drum here in

4:40

the United States, calling saying we are

4:42

not safe is the headline from bird

4:44

flu until we protect farm workers. And

4:46

then you go into the article. I

4:49

got to stop here, because we're going

4:51

to talk to Wolfgang, and that's going

4:53

to be super interesting. But pull up

4:55

that headline, everybody. If you are just

4:57

watching this show for the first time,

5:00

then there's something you're not understanding about

5:02

the language they're using, protecting farm workers,

5:04

right? That is it. They're not saying

5:07

we need to stop the transmission. We

5:09

need a vaccine that stops it in

5:11

its tracks, which the COVID vaccine never

5:13

did. What you're talking about is giving

5:15

farm workers a product that will help

5:18

them stay alive so that they can

5:20

carry this virus and give it to

5:22

everybody else. That's the

5:24

big goal here. Let's make sure

5:26

they carry it from animals and

5:28

somehow create an incubator inside of

5:30

their own body that's not going

5:32

to kill it like your immune

5:34

system would, but then goes on

5:37

to spread it to the rest

5:39

of us. This is why mainstream

5:41

media is full of a bunch

5:43

of dumbos, everybody, that don't understand

5:45

the science, have no concept of

5:47

what they're talking about, and are

5:49

marching their propaganda orders, which make

5:51

no sense when you look at

5:53

it scientifically. I just want to point that

5:55

out. This is why, get ready, folks, you're going

5:57

to have to start getting your friends to tune

6:00

back into the high wire because

6:02

we're the only ones that actually

6:04

talked to real freaking scientists that

6:06

spent their lives studying germs and

6:09

viruses to help you understand what

6:11

this really means. And

6:14

when you go down to this article a

6:16

little bit, you see it's basically just an

6:18

advertisement for the seasonal flu shot. So it

6:20

says, regardless of whether farm workers are prioritized

6:22

for H5N1 vaccination, we should increase efforts now

6:24

to ensure farm workers are vaccinated against the

6:26

seasonal flu come fall. And so

6:29

another side story on this is the

6:31

flu vaccines are made

6:33

on basically chicken eggs. So

6:36

they're made in chicken eggs. So this has been

6:38

a big problem. And this has been something even

6:40

before we even heard of bird flu that people

6:43

have been trying research has been trying to shift

6:45

this. Let's use gene therapy, let's use mRNA to

6:47

try to make a new vaccine, a universal flu

6:50

vaccine. So this is now coming back

6:52

up. This topic is now coming back up and they're

6:54

going to see if they can maybe make the shift

6:56

now. This vaccine is made

6:58

with eggs that as scientists worried, of course it does.

7:00

So what are they doing? Scientists developing

7:02

mRNA based vaccine against H5N1 bird flu. This

7:05

is still in its early stages at

7:07

this point, but it's not stopping there.

7:09

They're going for cows as well. Two

7:12

dozen companies to that

7:14

end working to find bird flu

7:16

vaccine for cows. US agriculture secretary

7:18

says. And then finally,

7:21

US Europe weighing vaccinating poultry

7:23

dairy workers exposed to bird

7:25

flu. And it's interesting here, you

7:27

read this article, you look into this and who do they

7:29

quote? Dutch flu virologist, Ron Fuchet

7:32

of the Erasmus MC in Rotterdam, who

7:35

has conducted experiments mapping the changes necessary

7:37

for bird flu to spark a pandemic,

7:40

gain a function funded by Collins,

7:42

Francis Collins and Tony Fauci said

7:44

Europe's plan is to procure the

7:46

CSL vaccine for people occupationally exposed

7:48

to the virus. His lab could

7:50

well be eligible if the vaccine becomes available.

7:53

He said adding, I would certainly take it.

7:56

Well, we're waiting for common

7:58

sense and critical things. to come

8:00

back and we see glimmers of

8:02

that. We've seen it and we're still

8:04

seeing it. One of them recently is Nick

8:07

Coatsworth. He was one of the deputy

8:09

chief medical officers in Australia during the COVID

8:11

response, a very well-known face and

8:13

he's had quite an interesting trajectory over the last couple

8:15

of years. Take a look. There

8:17

will be a strong public view that

8:21

those who choose not to get vaccinated need

8:24

to, there

8:27

needs to be some sort of incentive

8:30

stick perhaps through the

8:33

current programs including No Jab, No Pay to

8:37

make that happen. I think as

8:39

a general principle we could all

8:41

agree that mandates have a time

8:44

limited role in a

8:46

pandemic. The dispute and the question

8:48

will be how long should

8:51

that time be and what is a

8:53

reasonable level of community vaccination to

8:56

achieve before we abandon mandates. My

8:58

view, not quite at the moment,

9:00

I agree entirely that they're time

9:02

limited. Well let's understand the science

9:04

which is if you get a fifth dose your

9:07

protection against severe disease is enhanced for

9:09

around about eight to twelve weeks and

9:11

then it returns to what it was

9:13

after the fourth dose or the third

9:15

dose. So it's very transient protection Carl,

9:17

it's not increased protection for life and

9:20

that's the problem with these boosters and

9:22

of course eventually we're going to have to

9:24

stop with these recommendations for ongoing. Right, but

9:26

you rightly point out Nick that you're

9:29

a government official promoting vaccines during the pandemic, you're

9:31

a big boy you can defend yourself, did you

9:33

get it wrong? Well

9:35

I think certainly we didn't get

9:37

it wrong promoting the vaccines Carl but

9:40

the mandates, yes I think we did

9:42

get that wrong and I think you

9:44

can say hindsight is 2020 but Carl

9:46

hindsight gives us foresight and

9:49

if we have another pandemic we

9:51

should think long and hard whether

9:53

mandates for vaccines are justified. Are

9:55

you still being vaccinated for COVID?

9:57

No, when did you stop doing that? About

9:59

two years ago. years ago I had three vaccines

10:01

and that's been enough for me. Any reason why?

10:04

Because I don't think I need any more Ben

10:06

and the science tells me that I don't. I

10:08

don't know

10:11

what science he's looking at as far as I

10:13

know the CDC is still recommending I believe it's

10:16

the ninth booster shot for some people here in

10:18

the United States of America.

10:20

I mean look it's

10:22

amazing to watch that trajectory and

10:24

thank God for those people that

10:26

have the ability to start recognizing

10:29

the facts and reality but so

10:31

many politicians still stand by you

10:33

know the mandates as though they

10:35

somehow had some effect and they

10:37

seem blind to the fact that

10:39

the vaccine never ultimately stopped

10:42

transmission for anyone and causes all sorts

10:44

of other problems because of that. Jeffrey

10:47

I love that you're looking into all of

10:49

this these are really scary developments so

10:51

on the one hand where we're really

10:53

pushing into a real war with

10:56

NATO and Russia we were also you

10:59

know about to come under another

11:01

world war which is how I

11:03

described the last COVID pandemic which

11:06

was all of the nations of

11:08

the world attacking their citizens with

11:10

authoritarianism using health

11:12

and science as the argument all

11:14

of which has come up short

11:17

with the benefit of hindsight for every

11:19

network but ours. We

11:22

didn't need hindsight we

11:24

had foresight just like he was talking about so

11:26

Jeffrey I really owe a lot of that to

11:28

you the great work that you've been doing all

11:31

of your investigations unfortunately it

11:33

feels like we are going to need foresight right

11:35

now and I hope I

11:37

hope that people recognize that

11:39

the reason we're reporting on this is is

11:41

not because we are trying to drum up

11:43

the fear help them push the fear but

11:46

to push the absurdity so that we can

11:48

let our friends know don't buy into this

11:50

I feel like if they realize we're watching

11:53

them and we're calling out their plays before

11:55

they make it that they're less

11:57

likely to push forward because they realize they are

11:59

the last. laughingstock that the curtain has

12:01

already been pulled back. We're watching

12:04

you try to build this Wizard

12:06

of Oz and we're not

12:08

gonna let it happen again. So let's just keep

12:10

our focus on this and show

12:12

them as the pantless fools

12:14

they really are. Absolutely.

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