The culprit subtype this time happens to be the H5N2 rather than the highly publicised and dreaded H5N1 virus.

It was the H5N1 subtype which was pencilled to spark the next great pandemic by the usual mainstream suspects. Variants of this virus have been detected in cats and cows in the United States; in an Australian child travelling from India; in milk in "very high concentrations" (via bird-to-cow, cow-to-cow and cow-to-bird transmissions); and had killed a dolphin and a polar bear for the very first time. Most tragically of all, it had also killed an earthworm sometime in April although this report has been subsequently scrubbed from the Internet. Besides, who could have possibly performed an autopsy on a dead earthworm? So far I have not come across any "fact-checking" website claiming this to be fake news.

It was the H5N1 subtype which was pencilled to spark the next great pandemic by the usual mainstream suspects. Variants of this virus have been detected in cats and cows in the United States; in an Australian child travelling from India; in milk in "very high concentrations" (via bird-to-cow, cow-to-cow and cow-to-bird transmissions); and had killed a dolphin and a polar bear for the very first time. Most tragically of all, it had also killed an earthworm sometime in April although this report has been subsequently scrubbed from the Internet. Besides, who could have possibly performed an autopsy on a dead earthworm? So far I have not come across any "fact-checking" website claiming this to be fake news.

All the cases mentioned above occurred against the backdrop of an alarming report on how US and British scientists are collaborating with their Chinese counterparts to "make bird flu strains more infectious and deadly "as part of a dedicated $1 million research project. In case the avian influenza gain-of-function experiments fail, there are other East-West collaborative projects in the globalist witches brew.

All of them involve creating deadly new viral strains in order to develop new vaccines. And it just so happens that two new bird flu vaccines could be developed in weeks if needed, according to an NBC report dated 2 May 2024.

With the exception of the lone Mexican fatality in April, every recent avian influenza "outbreak" has been attributed to the H5N1 subtype. The naming convention for influenza viruses, such as H5N1 and H5N2, is based on the subtype of two proteins found on the surface of the virus: hemagglutinin (H) and neuraminidase (N). These proteins play a key role in the virus' ability to infect host cells and replicate.