Watchman: Some Of Us Are Still Wondering Why, All Of A Sudden, Bird Flu Has Dropped From Headlines And Is No Longer Infecting Human Beings In The United States. There’s a Simple Answer, Its All Bull Sh*t

BY SRH

How and why avian flu has unexpectedly stopped infecting people in the United States.

Despite a decline in reported cases, scientists stress that the disease is far from gone.

The public easily assumed that the danger had diminished because the University of Nebraska Medical Center observed that bird flu quickly left most people’s minds and routine discussions after it first emerged. “No,” say the academics. The virus is still present, and our knowledge of it is limited, says Angela Rasmussen, a virologist from the University of Saskatchewan.

However, unless the media actively raises awareness about the issue, people who are easily frightened tend to ignore it. Just like the seasonal flu that occurred during the COVID-19 hoax, the bird flu has also disappeared.

The COVID-19 pandemic (plandemic) is over, they concede.

They did not explore why the avian flu has stopped making headlines. There was no response from UNMC, but the school did provide a link to an article in Scientific American stating that, despite public attention, the avian flu is still very much a problem.

Despite popular belief, medical “experts” maintain that the avian flu is not disappearing on its own. The epidemiologist Jennifer Nuzzo of Brown University expressed her dismay at the widespread belief that the flu will simply disappear after a certain point. “We’ve just not seen that, and that’s just not how flu viruses work,” she said. “It never ends.”

Only one commercial facility fell victim in July, leaving virologists and poultry “specialists” unsupervised.

“We generally see a reduction in infections over the summer,” says Mike Persia, a poultry specialist at Virginia Tech.

According to Scientific American, declaring H5N1 eradicated would be premature. Assuming this is the final instance, I sincerely hope it disappears permanently. Economist for agriculture at the University of Arkansas Jada Thompson believes the slowdown doesn’t show anything. The message is clear: “We must be vigilant.”

Were the major news outlets instructed to cease? Did people not react the way propagandists wanted them to? We have now received a response from the expert.

What’s holding back the bird flu pandemic from beginning?

…and, you know what, that’s an interesting inquiry. Why hasn’t the bird flu outbreak begun?

Not in a literal sense, obviously. The bird flu “pandemic” is unlikely to ever truly begin. If or when it is announced, it will be untruthful, just like Covid. The question remains: what’s holding them back from initiating the major rollout? Clearly, that is the intention all along.