Topic: Mallard Ducks

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Dr. Peter McCullough joins the program to discuss a peer-reviewed paper claiming the current strain of bird flu originated from gain-of-function research at the USDA Poultry Research Laboratory in Athens, Georgia. He explains that the research was designed to make the virus jump from chickens to migratory mallard ducks to facilitate widespread transmission. McCullough calls for an immediate ban on all gain-of-function research under the incoming Trump administration to prevent further man-made pandemics.

Dr. McCullough discusses the incompetence of government lab leaks and the counterproductive nature of biosecurity measures. He notes that while only 10,000 chickens have died from the bird flu itself, tens of millions have been intentionally culled by the government, leading to skyrocketing egg prices. He argues that allowing animals to develop natural immunity is a more effective strategy than the current mass-killing protocols.

Chase Geiser summarizes the revelation that the current bird flu strain is a man-made biological weapon enhanced through gain-of-function research. He argues that the deep state is using the virus to create obstacles for the Trump administration and to justify the mass inoculation of the public. Geiser posits that the ultimate goal is to manufacture food shortages to force the population into accepting government-controlled artificial meat.

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Bird Flu Gain-of-Function Research and Mallard Duck Transmission

Dr. Peter McCullough reveals that the current strain of bird flu (H5N1) is the result of gain-of-function research involving "serial passage" to increase lethality. He identifies the USDA Poultry Research Lab in Georgia and facilities in the Netherlands as sites where this work was conducted. McCullough explains that the virus is being spread globally via mallard ducks, which act as asymptomatic carriers, infecting domestic poultry and livestock.