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What the cluck? It's only 24 days after inauguration and they're already calling it "Trump Egg Prices" . . .



Photo above - Switzerland has the world's most expensive eggs. No, they don't blame Trump for their misfortune.

DOGE seems to be winning some court battles. Musk/Trump are now on track to furlough/terminate federal 200,000 employees, at a budget savings of $200 billion annually. Democrats and the media quickly pivot to “Trump Egg Prices”, to change the conversation.

In case anyone has a short attention span, the current iteration of H5N1 (“bird flu”) was announced by the Centers for Disease Control in March 2024. It’s not only killing chickens, but also dairy cows, zoo animals, humans and dogs. ("Oh no . . . not dogs! I might skip my own flu vaccination, but where can i get one for my dog?" . . . someone is lamenting)

So why hasn’t Trump developed a vaccine the past 24 days? Er . . . that might actually have been the responsibility of the Biden administration. No matter, it’s Trump’s Egg Prices now! But only in America. We're not even in the top 10 of nations with high egg prices. At the top is Switzerland, about double the USA. Should I start to worry about H5N1 getting into stuff like Swiss cheese?

So where did H5N1 come from? China. It emerged more than a decade ago. Before the Covid 19 virus escaped from the Wuhan military virus research center and wet market. All indications are that H5N1 bird flu is naturally occurring (it evolved in flocks of Chinese geese). It wasn’t some army's lab experiment gone wrong. And like almost every virus (including regular flu, colds, and covid 19) it evolves rapidly. Meaning we could always need a new vaccine, every year, forever. Trump, you're 24 days late!

I am NOT a fan of Robert F “anti-vax” Kennedy, our new secretary of HHS. RFK jr also claims that he drinks raw milk, doubling down on his risk. If he wants to play Russian roulette with his own life, that's fine. But don’t make it the law of the land. How about a constitutional amendment saying we have the right to vaccinate, as well as pray?

I’m sure big pharma is working on a bird flu inoculation. As noted above, we’re going to need one every year. Just like all the other animal flu varieties. Wait . . . you haven’t heard about swine flu? That comes from China too. In fact, the 1918 Spanish flu epidemic came from China. Spain was simply honest enough to raise their hand and start treating it.

I’m going to give props to New York City here, even though they’re wrong more often than they’re right. NYC already outlaws the sale of raw milk. Hospitals are already filled with regular flu, drug ODs, gunshot victims, cancer and everything else. No need to use up the final remaining beds because some gullible naturalists have been conned into believing that medicine what's killing us.

I’m just sayin’ . . .

Trump egg prices hit record high: U.S. Agriculture Department predicts how high they will go - nj.com

CDC Activities and Accomplishments to Date in 2024—2025 H5 Bird Flu Response | Bird Flu | CDC
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@Toofargone claims
hospitals had a financial incentive to claim deaths as covid therefore statistics are irrelevant.
WRONG!!! Hospitals don't assign cause of death on death certificates. County and city medical examiners have that job.

you obviously have no real world experience
All it takes is simple arithmetic.

Are the Covid death numbers the result of mis-classification of other causes of death?

Here in the table are US death numbers for the top ten causes of death for six years ending in 2020. Notice how there are 20% more deaths in 2020 than the average of the previous five years? Doing the math, that's 500,000 excess deaths in 2020.

Notice how, in 2020, 345,000 of those 500,000 excess deaths are classified as Covid? Notice how almost all causes of death rose in 2020, including cancer & heart disease?
https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/2778234

If there's any validity to the claim that lots of deaths have been mis-classified as Covid, why did almost all causes of death increase in 2020? Wouldn't mis-classification produce a reduction in those other causes? The evidence says mis-classification is a red herring.
wildbill83 · 41-45, M
nothing wrong with raw milk, I drink it too when I can get it; our parents/grandparents and all those before lived on raw milk, never bothered them. you know, back when people had working immune systems and all these milk, nut, etc. "allergies" were non existent...

the fact that the government feels compelled to outlaw something natural should be a red flag for anyone with half a brain...

egg prices will come down in a few months (takes about 6-8 months to raise hens to egg laying capacity); blame biden's dept. of agriculture for the shortage/prices, as usual, they weren't thinking ahead when they had 100 million chickens culled because of bird flu fear mongering (flu's come and go every year, get over it).

the lame brains need to come up with better stories and quit playing the blame trump game again, apparently they've already forgotten that's the reason they lost...
SusanInFlorida · 31-35, F
@wildbill83 i'm not comfortable with raw milk that . . .

- is consolidated/blended from 10 separate dairies

- is processed in a corporate milk plant, rather than at the farm

- then trucked out of state to supermarket warehouses, for later distribution to individual stores.

others can make their own decisions.
wildbill83 · 41-45, M
@SusanInFlorida pasteurized milk is consolidated/blended & commercially produced; I've never seen raw milk that didn't come from a single dairy/farm
Subsumedpat · 36-40, M
In this recent outbreak there have been 66 people infected with bird flu, 2 with a serious strain. Bird flu has been around for a while and there have been 2 outbreaks in humans, it had a 50% kill rate. In the right mutation is something to be very much afraid of. Most are not afraid because the people getting infected are farm workers who got it from animals not human to human and almost all the cases are of a milder variety. What they are afraid of is that someone gets the seasonal flu and the bird flu at the same time and there is a antigenic shift resulting in a variety that can go human to human, still it might be a mild or or one like had the 50% kill rate. They were working on a vaccine before the election and I hope they still are, should be nearing human trials about now.
SusanInFlorida · 31-35, F
@Subsumedpat i'm not confident that all deaths are correctly classified by the hospitals/attending physicians. in fact, i've never seen a home test kit for

bird flu
swine flu
ebola
monkeypox
rabies
etc.

40,000 americans annually have "influenza" listed as the cause on their death certificate. the real total is probably much higher. infants and the elderly are at much higher risk, and hospitals don't like to put anything on a death certificate which could be examined by a clever lawyer and result in a malpractice suit.
So why hasn’t Trump developed a vaccine the past 24 days? Er . . . that might actually have been the responsibility of the Biden administration.

You are WAY WAY behind the times.

In January 2020, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Audenz, an adjuvanted influenza A (H5N1) monovalent vaccine.

CSL Seqirus began developing the Audenz vaccine in 2006 as part of a partnership with BARDA.

Also,
U.S. conditionally approves vaccine to protect poultry from avian flu 14 Feb 2025
https://www.science.org/content/article/u-s-conditionally-approves-vaccine-protect-poultry-avian-flu

But that vaccine has a longer history
In 2016, USDA created a vaccine stockpile for use in commercial poultry, though the vaccines at that time were never deployed. Zoetis received a contract award for the 2016 stockpile.

So yeah, we already have H5N1 vaccines for both chickens and humans. All we're waiting for is approval from that arch anti-vaxxer who's in charge of HHS. Don't hold your breath!!
xp47rb · M
Big pharma probably can't or won't produce an economically viable bird flu vaccine. No one is likely to spend more than a couple dollars per chicken for it. I also don't believe the administration wants to prevent vaccinations but does want to prevent mandatory vaccination
@xp47rb says
Big pharma probably can't or won't produce an economically viable bird flu vaccine
Umm, they already did.

In January 2020, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Audenz, an adjuvanted influenza A (H5N1) monovalent vaccine.

CSL Seqirus began developing the Audenz vaccine in 2006 as part of a partnership with BARDA.
Remember how you guys all blamed the post pandemic inflation on Biden? Same game, new targets.
Toofargone · 26-30, F
@ElwoodBlues hospitals had a financial incentive to claim deaths as covid therefore statistics are irrelevant. Something else you know and ignore
@Toofargone says
hospitals had a financial incentive
DUUUDE!!
Hospitals don't assign cause of death on death certificates. County and city medical examiners have that job. Another right-wing myth bites the dust🤣😂

BTW, we had 550,000 excess deaths in 2020 (about 20% excess) above baseline. You're calling that coincidence???
Toofargone · 26-30, F
@ElwoodBlues alright your void must be bigger than mine because im content for the day but I'll let you sit on that lie i really don't care what you people think you're enitre existence is digital you obviously have no real world experience a predictable cyber experience
DOGE seems to be winning some court battles. Musk/Trump are now on track to furlough/terminate federal 200,000 employees, at a budget savings of $200 billion annually.
Really? These employees cost $1 MILLION each?? Got any evidence to support this outlandish claim???
Toofargone · 26-30, F
@ElwoodBlues there's no debating with the reminding liberals. You had four years to see what you support and you dismissed everything. You're not living in reality anymore, so l I'm not going to waste time giving you an actual debate. If you don't get it by now you never will, I'm not wasting my time being serious towards a parody of a bygone political ideology.
@Toofargone So you can't validate that claim of $1,000,000 per employee either?? Good to know.

BTW, your attempt to respond with childish insults merely shows that you know you've lost the debate🤣😂
MethDozer · M
@Toofargone You're blaming the liberals now? I thought it was the leftists?

Which one is it?
Toofargone · 26-30, F
They were blaming biden economy on Trump for four years what do you expect it's what they're told to do
Because the prices, while high, were stagnating under Biden, but they're going up under Trump.
ididntknow · 51-55, M
That’s how they work, and the limited information people, fall for it, every time
AmericanAvenger · 56-60, M
That is why we cant hate the MSM enough
Ah, I get it now... you a clearly anti Chinese.

Well, good luck with living your life, never touching anything that has Chinese components in it somewhere.
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