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While the food item is scarce on supermarket shelves, investors have seen gains of up to 120% in a year. Across the country, 15% of the laying hen population has already been culled to contain the contagion

Full story: https://english.elpais.com/economy-and-b...rages.html

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Damn that's crazy. Let's cop a few steaks instead.

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I wonder who is really controlling the eggs, and making them unavailable to hard working people...

I am tired of the games, #FREEtheEGG

It's seasonal, the news are just noise. Every year but particularly the last few years, on winter hens have much smaller yields. Ask anyone you know that has chickens and they can confirm.

I don't know exactly the full science on this, but I have strong suspicion that part of it is that they don't handle corn feed as well on the winter as they do on the summer. I have reports that free range chickens aren't as affected as those grown indoors, with no sunlight or access to insect feed, just grown on corn feed.

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It's seasonal, the news are just noise. Every year but particularly the last few years, on winter hens have much smaller yields. Ask anyone you know that has chickens and they can confirm.

I don't know exactly the full science on this, but I have strong suspicion that part of it is that they don't handle corn feed as well on the winter as they do on the summer. I have reports that free range chickens aren't as affected as those grown indoors, with no sunlight or access to insect feed, just grown on corn feed.

People around here are selling free range backyard eggs and seem to be doing better than ever. Roosters being stolen is now a big thing...

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People around here are selling free range backyard eggs and seem to be doing better than ever. Roosters being stolen is now a big thing...

Yeah, everywhere you go you hear the same anecdote but people choose to ignore what the farmers are saying and listen to the mainstream media instead as if they can paint a clearer picture.

Turns out that feeding chicken with a non evolutionary diet of GMO, glyphosate ridden corn feed and pumping them out with antibiotics to force a faster growth cycle didn't work out so well after all. I also don't know why this antibiotic thing happens, maybe in chicken digestive trait microorganisms compete directly with the chicken for nutrients, or maybe they only compete when given industrial corn feed, but it's definitely a real thing.

We changed chicken farming so much it's hard to pinpoint one single thing as single culprit for this. What we know for sure is that:
a) This is seasonal, not new, has been going on for years.
b) Free range chicken that roam outdoors and are exposed to evolutionary insect diet don't seem affected by this.
c) The mainstream media are creating fake narratives around it and associating it with Influenza.

Insane world we live in. Maybe the mainstream media should tell us more about how this seasonal phenomenon seems apparently related to Influenza? What's there to worry about Influenza ? 🙄🤣

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Yeah, everywhere you go you hear the same anecdote but people choose to ignore what the farmers are saying and listen to the mainstream media instead as if they can paint a clearer picture.

Turns out that feeding chicken with a non evolutionary diet of GMO, glyphosate ridden corn feed and pumping them out with antibiotics to force a faster growth cycle didn't work out so well after all. I also don't know why this antibiotic thing happens, maybe in chicken digestive trait microorganisms compete directly with the chicken for nutrients, or maybe they only compete when given industrial corn feed, but it's definitely a real thing.

We changed chicken farming so much it's hard to pinpoint one single thing as single culprit for this. What we know for sure is that:
a) This is seasonal, not new, has been going on for years.
b) Free range chicken that roam outdoors and are exposed to evolutionary insect diet don't seem affected by this.
c) The mainstream media are creating fake narratives around it and associating it with Influenza.

Insane world we live in. Maybe the mainstream media should tell us more about how this seasonal phenomenon seems apparently related to Influenza? What's there to worry about Influenza ? 🙄🤣

The propaganda is in fact heavily tied to the mRNA vaccine industry.

Moderna, a pharmaceutical company, is currently conducting clinical trials for an mRNA vaccine against the H7N9 strain of bird flu. Other companies, such as BioNTech, are also exploring mRNA vaccine options for different strains of bird flu.

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The propaganda is in fact heavily tied to the mRNA vaccine industry.

So the news article would seem to have a content that appears related to eggs, but in reality since we established there's nothing new to report about this seasonal egg scarce we can determine that the story here is avian Influenza virus which pops up several times during the article and Moderna would be one of the key players to benefit from this, through its avian Influenza vaccines development program.

Thanks. That's a very interesting perspective and take about this article, now I can understand why it felt off initially.

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So the news article would seem to have a content that appears related to eggs, but in reality since we established there's nothing new to report about this seasonal egg scarce we can determine that the story here is avian Influenza virus which pops up several times during the article and Moderna would be one of the key players to benefit from this, through its avian Influenza vaccines development program.

Thanks. That's a very interesting perspective and take about this article, now I can understand why it felt off initially.

Yes, it's all a scam to create a problem and offer a solution. The reason they are going with the mRNA protocol is because it's so damn cheap to manufacture. They want to convert all vaccines over to the 'Platform' for this reason alone. The money to be made from government funding is obscure to say the least.

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Yes, it's all a scam to create a problem and offer a solution. The reason they are going with the mRNA protocol is because it's so damn cheap to manufacture. They want to convert all vaccines over to the 'Platform' for this reason alone. The money to be made from government funding is obscure to say the least.

I see and if they could create some sense of urgency like claiming avian Influenza is a super deadly pathogen and get people's empathy by making them believe that this could also affect them then they'll be more likely to accept some kind of emergency contingences. All they'd need to do then is to give the general population some kind of incentive, like a pat on the back for protecting their community and they would feel like heroes doing whatever they're told to do.

If they can also discredit any alternative therapies then there's definitely grounds for emergency use here, which would also protect the manufacturer from litigation with a very strong litigation shield. This would also bypass the need for any long term clinical trials, say 7-10 years since at some point you can't really speed up time and there's really no other way around long term monitoring for any experimental drug before it hits the market and is given to the general population.

This is sounding like a very exciting and fun science proposition, I'm once again a volunteering to be a part of the healthy control group, in the name of science, of course.

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The reason that I haven't invested in Big Poultry is that while prices have gone up, supply has gone down.

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The reason that I haven't invested in Big Poultry is that while prices have gone up, supply has gone down.

Time to get in now!