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By Jared Evan
California Governor Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency Wednesday as the H5N1 bird flu virus reportedly spread to dairy herds in Southern California, marking a troubling development in the ongoing global fight against emerging pathogens. This comes as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) confirmed the first severe U.S. case—a 65-year-old Louisiana resident hospitalized after exposure to infected backyard poultry. Meanwhile, Wisconsin also reported its first human case of the virus.
Governor Newsom emphasized the state’s robust monitoring systems, pledging to protect public health while reassuring that the risk to the general public remains low. “We are committed to taking all necessary steps to prevent the spread of this virus,” he stated.
However, skeptics point to eerie parallels between the current situation and a 2011 episode of The Simpsons, in which a “House Cat Flu” ravaged Springfield after being deliberately unleashed by shadowy elites. The striking resemblance has fueled speculation that the unfolding bird flu crisis may not be entirely coincidental.
The Simpsons predict the current phoney baloney public health “crisis” – House Cat Flu! 😹 pic.twitter.com/zH6W90gjmV
— FLAT OUT TRUTH (@TheFlatEartherr) August 17, 2024
Connecting the Dots: Bioweapons Allegations and Mysterious Deaths
The Russian government previously accused the U.S. of conducting secret bioweapons research involving avian influenza, specifically targeting migratory birds. Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov, head of Russia’s chemical and biological defense forces, claimed his military obtained samples of avian flu with a 40% fatality rate in humans from a U.S.-linked lab in Ukraine. This alleged gain-of-function research reportedly sought to enhance the virus’s transmissibility among mammals.
Kirillov’s accusations gained renewed attention following his sudden death in a suspicious explosion in Moscow earlier this week. Critics, including the popular account @WarClandestine on X, suggest his assassination is linked to the resurgence of bird flu and subsequent states of emergency. “Too many dots are connecting for this to be a coincidence,” the account noted.
Ready to have your mind blown?
Flashback to May 2023.
General Kirillov claimed Russia MIL obtained samples of deadly Avian Influenza, also known as BIRD FLU, from a conquered US DoD lab in the Kherson region, that could jump species, with a 40% kill rate in humans…… pic.twitter.com/rgG6K7xTOx
— Clandestine (@WarClandestine) December 18, 2024
Adding to the intrigue, U.S. National Security Council Coordinator John Kirby admitted in 2023 that American scientific programs existed in Ukraine, though he claimed they were “deactivated” after Russia’s invasion.
From Birds to Cows: A Widening Crisis
The bird flu’s leap to cattle has raised alarms among health officials, marking the first time the virus has been detected in bovines. The CDC confirmed a cow-to-human transmission in Texas earlier this year, further complicating efforts to contain the outbreak. Experts warn that cattle could serve as a new reservoir for the virus, increasing the risk of mutations and human infections.
“This is 100 times worse than COVID—if the virus mutates and retains its high fatality rate,” Big Pharma insider John Fulton told the Daily Mail.
Louisiana and Wisconsin are reporting serious cases of Bird Flu, and California just declared a state of emergency.
Are they going to try it again?
Last year, Igor Kirillov alleged that the US had plans to manufacture another biological crisis.
They killed this guy yesterday. pic.twitter.com/AMPTiRxmqK
— Clandestine (@WarClandestine) December 18, 2024
The virus’s reach has even extended to household pets. In Los Angeles, health officials are investigating the deaths of several cats that reportedly contracted the virus from raw milk. This aligns with warnings earlier this year from researchers at the University of Maryland about the potential for bird flu to infect domestic animals and humans.
Déjà Vu: Collaborations with China Raise Red Flags
Echoing the controversies surrounding the origins of COVID-19, reports reveal that U.S. and Chinese institutions, including the Wuhan Institute of Virology, have collaborated on gain-of-function research for avian flu. This research aims to make bird flu viruses more transmissible among mammals—a risky endeavor with potentially catastrophic consequences.
Where have we seen this before?
U.S. collaborates with China to make bird flu more contagious and transmissible to mammals.
Bird flue now discovered in U.S. dairy cattle, transmitted to at least one human being.
Knock it off already! pic.twitter.com/H9asIw2bDf
— Thomas Massie (@RepThomasMassie) April 3, 2024
Republican Congressman Thomas Massie voiced his outrage, stating, “Where have we seen this before? U.S. collaborates with China to make bird flu more contagious. Now bird flu is in U.S. dairy cattle and spreading to humans. Knock it off already!”
Adding fuel to the fire, vaccine scientist Dr. Peter Hotez recently predicted that a bird flu pandemic could hit during the next Trump administration. His comments, combined with the rapid escalation of cases, have intensified speculation that this pandemic may be more orchestrated than coincidental.
Wtf is this? Peter Hotez says they have “big picture stuff coming down the pike starting on January 21st”, then names the following that will “come crashing down on the Trump Administration”:
Bird flu
New coronavirus
SARS
Mosquito-transmitted viruses
Dengue
Zika
Oropouche virus… pic.twitter.com/r1dCQfonSh— Patri0tsareinContr0l (@Patri0tContr0l) December 4, 2024
A Pandemic Foretold?
Whether the bird flu crisis is a natural outbreak or something more nefarious, the unsettling parallels to both The Simpsons and past gain-of-function controversies leave lingering questions. Are we witnessing another pandemic unfolding by chance, or could this be the result of calculated actions?
As the world braces for what comes next, the truth may be buried beneath layers of coincidence—or conspiracy.
