Swine Flu Jumped To Birds: Real Population Control

Aug 22, 2009 7:40 PM Swine Flu Jumped to Birds: Real Population Control! by Camille Marino As reported by Reuters, Leading virologist Guan Yi says the H1N1 (swine) flu virus is “very unstable,” which means it is capable of combining and swapping genetic material with other viruses it encounters. According to Guan, the fact that the H1N1 virus is spreading so easily from person to person means that the chances of it meeting and combining with the H5N1, or avian flu, virus are increasing. While the H1N1 flu appears to be mild so far with many infected people recovering even without treatment, the H5N1 virus has a mortality rate of between 60 to 70 percent. Experts are very concerned about the development of a hybrid which combines the killing power of the avian flu virus with the easy transmissibility of the swine flu virus. IT’S HEERREEE — (August 22, 2009) Swine flu has now jumped to birds opening a dangerous new chapter in the global epidemic. Chile’s health ministry says it’s quarantined two turkey farms outside the port city of Valparaiso .. after genetic tests confirmed that birds there were afflicted with the same virus that’s circulating in humans. The worldwide swine flu virus is a mixture of human pig and bird genes very contagious but no more deadly than common seasonal flu. STOP FUCKING WITH THE ANIMALS!!! GO VEGAN OR DIE!!!

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