Ruling Class Says There are No “Signs” That Bird Flu Is Spreading Between Humans

A Missouri case of bird flu, which marked the 14th person to contract highly pathogenic avian influenza or H5N1, this year has spurred the ruling class to state that the virus is not spreading between humans. The “authorities” made this claim while admitting they still don’t actually know how this person contracted the bird flu.

Amid ongoing outbreaks among poultry and dairy cattle, this case marked the first time someone without contact with those animals was diagnosed with the virus. Public health officials are still trying to determine how a Missouri resident contracted bird flu without having any contact with infected animals but said Thursday there is no evidence of human-to-human transmission taking place in small enclaves or in a more widespread manner, according to a report by Oskaloosa News. 

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“Thus far, we have not seen any evidence of unusual levels of influenza activity in the area where this individual resides,” Nirav Shah, principal deputy director at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, said during the hour-long briefing. “There have been no increases in the volume of visits to emergency departments for influenza and no increase in laboratory detections of influenza cases in Missouri more broadly.”

Those involved in crafting this narrative are deliberately trying to convince the public that they need shorter leashes so they don’t get sick. The slave class should be subjected to even further surveillance to “keep them safe,” even though no ruler ever cares about what happens to its order followers.

“So here’s the bottom line, our influenza surveillance system is designed to find needles in haystacks,” Shah said. “And as this case and others show, it is working. And here, in this case, we found such a needle, but we don’t know how it got there.”

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