Topic: Usda Georgia

The high mortality of H5N1 in chickens is linked to the industry policy of culling entire flocks upon detection of infection. Malone describes the "ugly business" of modern factory farming, where tight profit margins make the cost of vaccines prohibitive. He argues that these crowded environments are high-risk areas for the evolution of infectious diseases.

Alex Jones repeats the claims that H5N1 was "cooked up" in U.S. laboratories, specifically the USDA Poultry Research Laboratory in Athens, Georgia. He cites the McCullough Foundation's research on clade 2344B and serial passage gain-of-function. Jones frames the situation as a "fake psychological warfare operation" that is failing due to public awareness.

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.