Wuhan Virus

[Anebriated]

Its going to be funny when it comes out that Wuhan/Chinese labs and the NIH/Ecohealth alliance were researching avian bird flu as well.

https://www.science.org/content/arti...ics-call-risky

Oh look. The USDA approved a grant for gain of function research for avian influenza with China’s Institute of Microbiology which is linked to the very same Wuhan lab where Covid leaked from.

[Gelston]

You should move to a country which allows you to purchase chicken shit covered eggs at the supermarket. The rest of us will enjoy our clean eggs that last twice as long via the refrigerator as your room temperature dirty eggs do.

You know you can refrigerate any eggs and it'll last longer right?

[Anebriated]

You know you can refrigerate any eggs and it'll last longer right?

narrator: he did not know that

[~Rocktar~]

Did you know, you can wash farm eggs in plain water, wipe off any grime and glass them to store fresh for 2+ years?

I know Seran doesn't

[Neveragain]

Did you know, you can wash farm eggs in plain water, wipe off any grime and glass them to store fresh for 2+ years?

I know Seran doesn't

"Factory chickens don't shit. ~ Seran"

"I would rather pay an illegal alien slave wages to clean my eggs, because I'm sure they care about me eating chicken shit. ~ Seran"

[ClydeR]

Tuesday..

(CNN) — The US Food and Drug Administration said Tuesday that it had detected viral particles of H5N1 avian influenza in milk purchased at grocery stores, but the agency says it still believes that the milk is safe to drink.

In an update about an ongoing outbreak of bird flu in cattle, the FDA noted that it believes the viral particles were detected by highly sensitive lab tests and are likely to have been remnants of viruses killed during the pasteurization process. The agency said that it does not think it is likely that the particles would able to infect people but it is conducting additional tests to be completely sure.

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Wednesday..

The Agriculture Department is ordering the dairy industry to test milk-producing cows for infections from highly pathogenic avian influenza, or HPAI H5N1, before they're moved between states, federal officials announced Wednesday.

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It also comes after federal authorities say they have now spotted some "isolated" but worrying changes to the virus in cows, which are believed by U.S. officials to have contracted the virus from wild birds.

Officials previously said that the unprecedented spread of the virus among dairy cattle likely traces to a single spillover event from wild birds, based on an analysis of genetic sequences collected from sick cattle.

Since then, genetic data and investigations suggest the virus has spread to infect cows across at least eight states and a human dairy worker in Texas. Egg farms from Texas and Michigan are also suspected to have been infected by virus that spread from cows, adding to millions of poultry culled because of infections from wild birds.

[Parkbandit]

Tuesday..

Wednesday..

You're doing good sweetie.. but you forgot Monday.. That's the beginning of the week.

Also this: http://forum.gsplayers.com/showthrea...41#post2304741

[ClydeR]

You're doing good sweetie.. but you forgot Monday.. That's the beginning of the week.

If you're a heathen. For the rest of us, the week begins on Sunday.

[Parkbandit]

If you're a heathen. For the rest of us, the week begins on Sunday.

Tell us you don't have a job without telling us you don't have a job.

[Anebriated]

Tuesday..

(CNN) — The US Food and Drug Administration said Tuesday that it had detected viral particles of H5N1 avian influenza in milk purchased at grocery stores, but the agency says it still believes that the milk is safe to drink.

In an update about an ongoing outbreak of bird flu in cattle, the FDA noted that it believes the viral particles were detected by highly sensitive lab tests and are likely to have been remnants of viruses killed during the pasteurization process. The agency said that it does not think it is likely that the particles would able to infect people but it is conducting additional tests to be completely sure.

More...

Wednesday..

The Agriculture Department is ordering the dairy industry to test milk-producing cows for infections from highly pathogenic avian influenza, or HPAI H5N1, before they're moved between states, federal officials announced Wednesday.

More...

(aneb comment) its annoying to quote tweet this stuff when you break it up so much so just scroll up...

The USDA? interesting. sure would be a shame if they were linked to funding the avian flu... Oh wait, I already posted about that!

https://www.science.org/content/arti...ics-call-risky

Oh look. The USDA approved a grant for gain of function research for avian influenza with China’s Institute of Microbiology which is linked to the very same Wuhan lab where Covid leaked from.