A Human Case of the Livestock Virus Has Been Reported in France—More Psyop

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BY SRH

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Fake Livestock Virus

Tuesday morning, false information about a mystery respiratory virus in Texas Panhandle feedlots was circulating online. According to the Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC) and Texas Cattle Feeders Association (TCFA), these claims are false.

Dr. Bud Dinges, TAHC executive director and Texas state veterinarian, says, “Texas animal health officials have confirmed with Amarillo region staff and partners at USDA Animal Plant and Health Inspection, Texas A&M Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory and Texas Cattle Feeders Association that no reports of cattle with an ‘unknown’ respiratory virus in the Texas Panhandle have been received and no regulatory action is being taken at this time.”

National Cattlemen’s Beef Association CEO Colin Woodall addressed the rumors issuing a strongly worded release: Source: Follow Bovine Veterinarian

Next, Crap Hold France and Their Lies!!

France on Oct. 22 revealed the initial human case of the Shamonda virus, a virus that was previously only detected in animals.

The male patient, with a significantly weakened immune system, passed away in early October, according to a joint statement from France’s Ministry of Health and Ministry of Agriculture.

Investigations are still in progress, including looking into how the man got the virus. The virus is thought to have spread to the patient via a midge bite in a region of France where animal cases were reported earlier this year.

The brain-related complications the patient experienced prior to his death were probably connected to the infection, officials stated.

“According to what we know about this virus right now,the French authorities have stated that there is no health risk to the general population identified so far.”

The Shamonda virus was initially discovered in cattle in Nigeria in 1965 and has since been reported in various regions globally. The virus spreads through midges to animals like cattle and goats.

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The lying French authorities informed international organizations, including the European Center for Disease Prevention and Control.

The agency claimed in a statement that the human infection came after the initial detection of the virus in farm animals across Europe, including Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, and Italy. As temperatures drop, midge activity has been decreasing in Europe, it also mentioned.

World Health Organization Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus stated on X that the organization is collaborating with French authorities to gain a clearer understanding of the infection’s origin in the initial human patient, potential transmission pathways, and any associated public health risks.