From: 69jpil69@gmail.com
On Fri, 10 Oct 2025 16:23:52 -0500, RonO
wrote:
>On 10/10/2025 3:03 PM, JTEM wrote:
>> RonO wrote:
>>
>>> Just an utter nut job.
>>
>> You are NOT describing a natural virus: 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 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.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>What a nut job. It is called avian influenza because it infects mostly
>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:
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On Thu, 12 Jun 2025 00:22:24 -0400, JTEM 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.
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IOW yet more made-up facts.
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