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After long and arduous ocean journeys, migratory birds often land exhausted and dehydrated. They sometimes die. Usually noone sticks a swab up their beak. Today in Australia, drones are flying across beaches searching for these birds so that swabs can be stuck up their beaks. If they need drones to find them, does that mean they are not falling out of the sky in great numbers?

Twenty years ago dozens of birds were purportedly infected with H5N1 on the island of Ruegen in the Baltic sea. According to the book Virus Mania, dead birds were searched for in Ruegen, and collected by the German armed forces, then tested by “experts”. Some tested positive, but scientists chose to overlook what caused the death of the birds that did not test positive to H5N1. The assembled experts chose not to carry out proper research. An ornithologist named Wolfgang Fiedler of the Max-Planck-Institute was quoted as saying: “Despite bird flu, avian mortality rates on Rugen have not to date been higher than in other years.“

Could the incoming bird flu pandemic possibly be related to public-private partnerships between government officials setting the laws and providing the public funds, and corporations providing the solutions to the problem? If we read about the history of bird flu, does it provide us with any clues?

Is there any evidence of plans for a technocratic society in which the people follow rules set by experts employed by industries which can profit from commoditising the people (and the animals)? Will mathematical modeling be used to convince the people that they must obey?

What is the purpose of it all?

Taken from this recent interview, Edward G Griffin provides historical insight into what might be going on…