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https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/avian-influenza-bird-flu/researchers-live- h5n1-avian-flu-can-survive-raw-milk-cheese-6-months
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-025-04010-0
A Cornell study has found that H5N1 genotype B3.13 (dairy virus) can
survive in raw milk and cheese made from unpasteurized milk for up to 6 months.
Cornell is where the raw cat food that killed the New York cats was analyzed.
The FDA never completed their study to determine if the CDC was correct
in determining that the dairy virus could survive the most common pasteurization method.-a That study can still be done because
contaminated milk is likely still being processed in several states. California likely still has over a hundred infected dairies.
Ron Okimoto
https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/avian-influenza-bird-flu/researchers-live- h5n1-avian-flu-can-survive-raw-milk-cheese-6-months
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-025-04010-0
A Cornell study has found that H5N1
On 10/9/25 7:18 PM, RonO wrote:
https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/avian-influenza-bird-flu/researchers-live-
h5n1-avian-flu-can-survive-raw-milk-cheese-6-months
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-025-04010-0
A Cornell study has found that H5N1
Yeah, it's the bird-fucking-flu, and birds are immune to it,
at least birds that can fly & migrate. That's why egg prices
climbed HUNDREDS OF PERCENT here while they never budged
south of the border AND there was no pandemic.
YOU. ARE. NOT. DESCRIBING. ANY. NATURAL. VIRUS.
No virus arising in nature can behave as you insist. So, it's
either man made -- another plandemic -- or entirely a hoax.
Either way, you are a stinking loser!
STOP appointing yourself the mouthpiece of the ruling elite.
By your own words -- in describing an entirely unnatural
virus -- they are either pulling a hoax on you or planning
your death. So STOP working for them!
Just an utter nut job.
On 10/10/2025 11:53 AM, JTEM wrote:
On 10/9/25 7:18 PM, RonO wrote:
https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/avian-influenza-bird-flu/researchers-live-
h5n1-avian-flu-can-survive-raw-milk-cheese-6-months
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-025-04010-0
A Cornell study has found that H5N1
Yeah, it's the bird-fucking-flu, and birds are immune to it,
at least birds that can fly & migrate. That's why egg prices
climbed HUNDREDS OF PERCENT here while they never budged
south of the border AND there was no pandemic.
YOU. ARE. NOT. DESCRIBING. ANY. NATURAL. VIRUS.
No virus arising in nature can behave as you insist. So, it's
either man made -- another plandemic -- or entirely a hoax.
Either way, you are a stinking loser!
STOP appointing yourself the mouthpiece of the ruling elite.
By your own words -- in describing an entirely unnatural
virus -- they are either pulling a hoax on you or planning
your death. So STOP working for them!
Just an utter nut job.-a You might want to learn something about avian influenza.
https://archive.cdc.gov/www_cdc_gov/flu/avianflu/communication- resources/bird-flu-origin-infographic.html
This is a history of the human interaction with the H5N1 virus.-a H and N are major influenza antigens that were given number designations decades ago.-a Their sequences have changed a lot, but they can still identify
the H5 and N1 clades.-a They were first identify by antibody binding. Antibodies generated to H5 would not cross react with the other H
antigens, and the antigen designations have been maintained by sequence phylogeny even though all H5 clade members produce
dairy virus variant antibodies that she was infected with.-a They had to make a synthetic H5 antigen that would cross react with the Missouri
dairy virus patient's.
Human influenza A is derived from Avian influenza, and they retain the
same H and N antigen designations from the past.-a The current influenza
A virus infecting humans in the US are H1N1 and H3N2.-a They messed up
with the last vaccine and used an H1N1 virus that was too distantly
related to the virus currently infecting humans, so it was ineffective.
They claim to have swapped out a better match.
Avian influenza is called that because it mainly infects birds, but it
can obviously infect mammals.-a Among birds there are two types of virus High path and Low path.-a High path virus have a high mortality among domestic birds, but low path viral strains can be survived.-a Some wild birds are not severely affected by either high or low path strains. They
can be infected, but do not show symptoms, but H5N1 was killing a lot of migratory birds before it got into the US.-a H5N1 was a high path strain
and it was killing wild birds and domestic stocks.-a It started infecting humans in the 1990's and had a high mortality rate (50%).-a It persisted
in the wild bird population and spread though Europe and Asia, and
finally entered the US via migratory birds that shared the same Atlantic
and Pacific breeding grounds.-a H5N1 has even gotten to Hawaii via
migratory birds.-a When it first entered the US it recombined with a low path strain and resulted in the reassorted B3.13 genotype.-a The B3.13 genotype was in the wild bird population for over a year before it
started to infect mammals.-a It started infecting sea mammals and zoo mammals (mostly cats).-a The initial dairy virus was genotype B3.13.
There is another reassorted H5N1 virus in the US (genotype D1.1) that
was circulating in the wild bird population for several years until it started infecting humans, poultry, and dairy cattle.
B3.13, and D1.1 evolved and were maintained in the wild bird population until they began to be transmitted to mammals.-a They are still
maintained in the wild bird population.-a Wild birds took the B3.13
genotype down into South America where it was killing sea mammals before
the dairy infection started.-a When the dairy epidemic started the most closely related B3.13 sequence came from a wild Peregrine falcon sampled
in California.-a You just do not know what you are talking about.
Migratory birds do not respect borders and the first human case of H5N1 genotype D1.1 infection was in Canada.-a Several months later multiple poultry workers in Washington-a were infected by the D1.1 virus and the patient infected with D1.1 in Louisiana died of the infection.-a In all
the cases of D1.1 human infection wild birds were found to be infected
with the D1.1 genotype in the area.-a The exception was the Nevada dairy worker who had been infected by the infected dairy cattle.
Ron Okimoto
-aRonO wrote:
Just an utter nut job.
You are NOT describing a natural virus:-a A bird flu that can't infect
birds, least not any that can fly & migrate, yet survives cooking, as
in the case of cat food, and is relentless in infecting cows and their
milk.
-a-a-a-a ...a virus that can see & respects national borders.
If there is a dangerous virus, it was created by man. The only
alternative is that it's a hoax. Either way, STOP serving the
people behind it, you blithering idiot.
A section got messed up before I sent it:
On 10/10/2025 3:03 PM, JTEM wrote:As far as I can tell, JTEM bases his nonsense about viruses respecting
-aRonO wrote:What a nut job. It is called avian influenza because it infects mostly >birds.
Just an utter nut job.
You are NOT describing a natural virus:-a A bird flu that can't infect
birds, least not any that can fly & migrate, yet survives cooking, as
in the case of cat food, and is relentless in infecting cows and their
milk.
-a-a-a-a ...a virus that can see & respects national borders.
If there is a dangerous virus, it was created by man. The only
alternative is that it's a hoax. Either way, STOP serving the
people behind it, you blithering idiot.
If the B3.13 dairy virus does not infect birds how is it infecting all
the poultry flocks and is responsible for around 100 million commercial >birds being lost?
The B3.13 genotype does not respect borders. How did the migratory
birds die of it in South America. How did the penguins and seals get it?
Ron Okimoto
Yeah, that's why eggs prices in Mexico were so low when they wereIOW yet more made-up facts.
spiking here. And it's why trolls spewed about cat food while
nobody south of the border had anything to report. It's because
bird flu respects borders!
When you have to conflicting pieces of "Evidence," it's pretty
easy to dismiss one. Like a bird flu that stops at the border. ********************************************************
-aRonO wrote:
-a-a [--What a nut job--]
Here's something that'll help you see how insane you are:
Name some other viruses that survive cooking, as you describe
for this one in the case of cat food.
Name even just one more, so long as it makes animals sick,
this virus that survives cooking.
Later we can discuss other bird flu viruses that don't
infect birds, least not any that can fly & migrate...
The only conclusion here is that either the virus claims
are a hoax, or it's man made. And we've seen BOTH now
haven't we?
On Fri, 10 Oct 2025 16:23:52 -0500, RonO <rokimoto557@gmail.com>
wrote:
On 10/10/2025 3:03 PM, JTEM wrote:
-aRonO wrote:What a nut job. It is called avian influenza because it infects mostly
Just an utter nut job.
You are NOT describing a natural virus:-a A bird flu that can't infect
birds, least not any that can fly & migrate, yet survives cooking, as
in the case of cat food, and is relentless in infecting cows and their
milk.
-a-a-a-a ...a virus that can see & respects national borders.
If there is a dangerous virus, it was created by man. The only
alternative is that it's a hoax. Either way, STOP serving the
people behind it, you blithering idiot.
birds.
If the B3.13 dairy virus does not infect birds how is it infecting all
the poultry flocks and is responsible for around 100 million commercial
birds being lost?
The B3.13 genotype does not respect borders. How did the migratory
birds die of it in South America. How did the penguins and seals get it?
Ron Okimoto
As far as I can tell, JTEM bases his nonsense about viruses respecting borders based on this:
********************************************************
On Thu, 12 Jun 2025 00:22:24 -0400, JTEM <jtem01@gmail.com> wrote:
Yeah, that's why eggs prices in Mexico were so low when they were********************************************************
spiking here. And it's why trolls spewed about cat food while
nobody south of the border had anything to report. It's because
bird flu respects borders!
When you have to conflicting pieces of "Evidence," it's pretty
easy to dismiss one. Like a bird flu that stops at the border.
IOW yet more made-up facts.
-aRonO wrote:
A section got messed up before I sent it:
No, that was your head that's messed up.
Give an example of a virus, even one single example, that behaves
as you describe for this bird flu.
Especially a virus that survives cooking, as in the case of the
infected cat food you assure everyone does exist.
(Psst. Raw chicken is not sold as cat food)
The problem is that you're insane. You know you're trolling. You
know you're panic mongering. You know that no virus can behave
as you describe. But your too insane to admit any of this.
As far as I can tell
IOW yet more made-up facts.
On 10/11/25 7:55 AM, jillery wrote:
As far as I can tell
That's not exactly "Far."
IOW yet more made-up facts.
Then why wasn't there a pandemic wiping out Mexico and other
countries south of the border?-a They didn't wipe out their
egg producing stock. Their prices stayed low. Yet, no viruses
to worry about.
And how do you explain the cat food claims?-a It's not raw.
If deadly viruses are surviving cooking, we're all already
dead!-a Can't that severel disordered mind grasp this?
It's not difficult.
The collective is NOT describing any virus that exists in
nature. It's either a hoax, made up, or another lab produced
virus that was induced within the food supply.
There is no other options. Either someone inserted this virus
into our food supply or there is no actual virus, not one
that can threaten us.
On 10/11/25 7:55 AM, jillery wrote:
As far as I can tell
That's not exactly "Far."
IOW yet more made-up facts.
Then why wasn't there a pandemic wiping out Mexico and other
countries south of the border?-a They didn't wipe out their
egg producing stock. Their prices stayed low. Yet, no viruses
to worry about.
And how do you explain the cat food claims?-a It's not raw.
If deadly viruses are surviving cooking, we're all already
dead!-a Can't that severel disordered mind grasp this?
It's not difficult.
The collective is NOT describing any virus that exists in
nature. It's either a hoax, made up, or another lab produced
virus that was induced within the food supply.
There is no other options. Either someone inserted this virus
into our food supply or there is no actual virus, not one
that can threaten us.
The B3.13 virus did kill off a lot of wild birds and even penquins got infected in South America
On 10/11/25 3:27 PM, RonO wrote:
The B3.13 virus did kill off a lot of wild birds and even penquins got
infected in South America
So where was the pandemic?
You're not constantly -- incessantly -- pissing your pants over some
virus because you're worried about penguins. Don't be a pussy here
and pretend otherwise. So...
Where's the pandemic?
It's a natural virus, it actually exists and it's in chickens, eggs,
beef, milk and even cat food!-a So, why isn't half of Mexico dead?
How could Mexico NOT slaughter their chickens, double even triple or
more the price of eggs, and yet still miraculously survive this
terror inducing virus?
And how does it survive cooking?
Talk about that. Like any religious fundy, you have no problem
ignoring facts like.. like.. like the fact that your narrative is
completely batshit crazy...
"It's in cat food!-a It survives cooking!-a That's why there's no
pandemic!"
On 10/9/2025 6:18 PM, RonO wrote:
https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/avian-influenza-bird-flu/researchers-live-https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/avian-influenza-bird-flu/flurry-h5n1- activity-noted-commercial-poultry-wild-birds
h5n1-avian-flu-can-survive-raw-milk-cheese-6-months
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-025-04010-0
A Cornell study has found that H5N1 genotype B3.13 (dairy virus) can
survive in raw milk and cheese made from unpasteurized milk for up to
6 months.
Cornell is where the raw cat food that killed the New York cats was
analyzed.
The FDA never completed their study to determine if the CDC was
correct in determining that the dairy virus could survive the most
common pasteurization method.-a That study can still be done because
contaminated milk is likely still being processed in several states.
California likely still has over a hundred infected dairies.
Ron Okimoto
Over the last 30 days 38 flocks (24 commercial and 14 backyard flocks
more than 4.4 million birds) have gone down to H5N1.-a They need to start releasing the genotype so that farmers can understand where the
infection is coming from.-a States are being reinfected with the dairy
virus genotype B3.13, but the USDA is no longer notifying the public of reinfections of dairy herds, but a lot of states with infected poultry flocks have reinfected dairy herds.-a Last August California admitted
that 43 of the herds that had cleared the virus had been reinfected. California has not updated that number since Aug 1st, but at that time
they said that they were maintaining their dairy virus control measures,
but those control measures obviously were not working.-a The virus has changed enough so that it is starting a new round of infection. Multiple other states have had reinfected herds, but they are not being announced
as infections by the USDA.
As crazy as it may seem dairy workers on infected dairies have never
been restricted from working on poultry farms.-a It has only been a "recommendation" that workers on infected farms not work on other farms,
but it has never been enforced nor designated as more than a recommendation.-a California did not restrict dairy worker movements and lost over 40% of their layer flocks and a lot of meat bird flocks.-a The virus got into the food chain because some of the chickens that got into
the raw cat food were infected, but had been processed before showing symptoms.-a Whenever poultry flocks start going down with the dairy virus there are infected dairies in the same area.
Ron Okimoto
On 10/10/2025 7:41 AM, RonO wrote:
On 10/9/2025 6:18 PM, RonO wrote:https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/measles/quick-takes-israeli-measles-death- latest-avian-flu-fatal-rift-valley-fever-cases-senegal
https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/avian-influenza-bird-flu/researchers-live-https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/avian-influenza-bird-flu/flurry-h5n1-
h5n1-avian-flu-can-survive-raw-milk-cheese-6-months
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-025-04010-0
A Cornell study has found that H5N1 genotype B3.13 (dairy virus) can
survive in raw milk and cheese made from unpasteurized milk for up to
6 months.
Cornell is where the raw cat food that killed the New York cats was
analyzed.
The FDA never completed their study to determine if the CDC was
correct in determining that the dairy virus could survive the most
common pasteurization method.-a That study can still be done because
contaminated milk is likely still being processed in several states.
California likely still has over a hundred infected dairies.
Ron Okimoto
activity-noted-commercial-poultry-wild-birds
Over the last 30 days 38 flocks (24 commercial and 14 backyard flocks
more than 4.4 million birds) have gone down to H5N1.-a They need to
start releasing the genotype so that farmers can understand where the
infection is coming from.-a States are being reinfected with the dairy
virus genotype B3.13, but the USDA is no longer notifying the public
of reinfections of dairy herds, but a lot of states with infected
poultry flocks have reinfected dairy herds.-a Last August California
admitted that 43 of the herds that had cleared the virus had been
reinfected. California has not updated that number since Aug 1st, but
at that time they said that they were maintaining their dairy virus
control measures, but those control measures obviously were not
working.-a The virus has changed enough so that it is starting a new
round of infection. Multiple other states have had reinfected herds,
but they are not being announced as infections by the USDA.
As crazy as it may seem dairy workers on infected dairies have never
been restricted from working on poultry farms.-a It has only been a
"recommendation" that workers on infected farms not work on other
farms, but it has never been enforced nor designated as more than a
recommendation.-a California did not restrict dairy worker movements
and lost over 40% of their layer flocks and a lot of meat bird
flocks.-a The virus got into the food chain because some of the
chickens that got into the raw cat food were infected, but had been
processed before showing symptoms.-a Whenever poultry flocks start
going down with the dairy virus there are infected dairies in the same
area.
Ron Okimoto
Notes 1 flock in Washington (2 million bird flock of layers) and doesn't give the genotype of the infecting virus.-a They do not note that the
USDA also lists multiple turkey flocks in Minnesota.-a They don't list
the genotype of the virus.-a The USDA claims that 6.2 million poultry
have been infected in the last 30 days.
Ron Okimoto
H9N2 avian influenza
On 10/15/25 9:13 AM, RonO wrote:
H9N2 avian influenza
So the bird flu that can't infect any birds that fly & migrate, but has
no problems infecting cows and their milk, and even survives cooking, is necessitating that the powers drive food prices up even higher!
"Look what we did to the price of eggs here, while they remained as
low as ever just across the border," said one alert social engineer.
"We wouldn't need to do this if you'd listen to us and ate bugs."
Scientists from the Greta Institute for the Jewish Question & Climate
have been researching the problem for days, on social media, and
determined that we are in a crisis. "Jews," they explained. "They
fixed things so this horrible virus couldn't do anything south of the
border as a way of fooling people into not liking what we're doing to
the food supply & prices."
"Jews," Greta echoed.
On 10/12/2025 6:14 PM, RonO wrote:
On 10/10/2025 7:41 AM, RonO wrote:H9N2 avian influenza is infecting people in china.-a The article doesn't say, but they are likely being infected by the poultry that they
On 10/9/2025 6:18 PM, RonO wrote:https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/measles/quick-takes-israeli-measles-death-
https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/avian-influenza-bird-flu/researchers-https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/avian-influenza-bird-flu/flurry-h5n1-
live- h5n1-avian-flu-can-survive-raw-milk-cheese-6-months
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-025-04010-0
A Cornell study has found that H5N1 genotype B3.13 (dairy virus) can
survive in raw milk and cheese made from unpasteurized milk for up
to 6 months.
Cornell is where the raw cat food that killed the New York cats was
analyzed.
The FDA never completed their study to determine if the CDC was
correct in determining that the dairy virus could survive the most
common pasteurization method.-a That study can still be done because
contaminated milk is likely still being processed in several states.
California likely still has over a hundred infected dairies.
Ron Okimoto
activity-noted-commercial-poultry-wild-birds
Over the last 30 days 38 flocks (24 commercial and 14 backyard flocks
more than 4.4 million birds) have gone down to H5N1.-a They need to
start releasing the genotype so that farmers can understand where the
infection is coming from.-a States are being reinfected with the dairy
virus genotype B3.13, but the USDA is no longer notifying the public
of reinfections of dairy herds, but a lot of states with infected
poultry flocks have reinfected dairy herds.-a Last August California
admitted that 43 of the herds that had cleared the virus had been
reinfected. California has not updated that number since Aug 1st, but
at that time they said that they were maintaining their dairy virus
control measures, but those control measures obviously were not
working.-a The virus has changed enough so that it is starting a new
round of infection. Multiple other states have had reinfected herds,
but they are not being announced as infections by the USDA.
As crazy as it may seem dairy workers on infected dairies have never
been restricted from working on poultry farms.-a It has only been a
"recommendation" that workers on infected farms not work on other
farms, but it has never been enforced nor designated as more than a
recommendation.-a California did not restrict dairy worker movements
and lost over 40% of their layer flocks and a lot of meat bird
flocks.-a The virus got into the food chain because some of the
chickens that got into the raw cat food were infected, but had been
processed before showing symptoms.-a Whenever poultry flocks start
going down with the dairy virus there are infected dairies in the
same area.
Ron Okimoto
latest-avian-flu-fatal-rift-valley-fever-cases-senegal
Notes 1 flock in Washington (2 million bird flock of layers) and
doesn't give the genotype of the infecting virus.-a They do not note
that the USDA also lists multiple turkey flocks in Minnesota.-a They
don't list the genotype of the virus.-a The USDA claims that 6.2
million poultry have been infected in the last 30 days.
Ron Okimoto
associate with.-a 21 human cases in the last 6 months.-a H9N2 is low path
AI and not high path like H5N1 so neighborhood poultry can survive the infection and maintain the virus in the environment.
https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/avian-influenza-bird-flu/two-new-h9n2-avian- flu-cases-reported-china
Ron Okimoto