Bird Flu Goes Airborne: Stage Set for Next Pandemic

Ajouté : 2026-05-19

[00:00:00]My friends, welcome.

[00:00:03]Bird flu has gone airborne. This according to a new study that came out last week and that's being uh talked about in multiple media sources including here from SIDRAP, novel sources of H5N1 transmission as well as in Bloomberg. Bird flu may spread through the air on California dairy farms according to a new study. Now, this news comes, of course, as we are being relentlessly pummeled by news about the Ha virus, including just yesterday experts warning that it's because of climate change, destroying habitats, and increased interaction between humans and animals that were having this new HA problem.

[00:00:45]Of course, they were even blaming the original patient zero on a couple that went bird watching. So, again, stay away from nature, stay in your smart cities.

[00:00:53]This is what I covered in my report yesterday. Hantovirus blamed on climate change which you can find on unshadowed.org.

[00:01:01]Now the World Health Organization tried to calm people down or pretended to by saying don't worry Hanto virus is not the next pandemic. This is a talking point that was then rapidly echoed across the surface of the mockingb bird media with remarkably similar uh talking points and language going out. It sort of begs the question though, first how do they know? And then second, if it's not haunt virus, what is the next pandemic?

[00:01:28]And that we can listen to, of course, Robert Redfield, the former head of the CDC, who has for years been saying that bird flu is the real deal, that COVID was just a small pandemic, a warm-up run for the real thing, and that it will be he uh airborne. He's made that prediction. In fact, uh, over the years, continuously, and even just last year in this 2025 interview, >> it's not a question of if, it's more of a question of when we will have a bird flu pandemic, 25 and 50% mortality. So, it's going to be quite complicated.

[00:02:02]Scientists in 2012 actually did experiments in the lab using gain of function research to gain a propensity to bind to the human receptor and then be able to go human to human. something that obviously happened with COVID where CO obviously learned how to use the A2 receptor in humans and then of course became a very infectious virus.

[00:02:23]>> Is it like CO where if you cough someone else can get it? Is that how it spreads or does it spread a different way?

[00:02:28]>> No, it's likely to spread through aerosol and droplets is how it's going to eventually spread.

[00:02:34]>> Yeah. So somehow he knew eventually it would be airborne and now that's come to pass. And uh also somehow Australia was on top of this when they ran in November of last year 2025 exercise convergence which tested crisis preparedness, catastrophic crisis preparedness by simulating the scenario of fuel supply shortages, the transmission of highly pathogenic aven influenza or H5N1 bird flu to animals and humans and then natural hazards, power outages, international repatriations, supply chain disrupion.

[00:03:09]and of course social unrest as a result of the rest of this. Now this is a list that seems remarkably precient already given that since exercise convergence the Iran war started an energy crisis uh started and now Australia is already experiencing fuel shortages. So one has to wonder if the bird flu part of that is about to drop as well. And this is also a salient question when a viewer of mine in who works at an Arkansas Walmart was responsible for receiving these um pandemic style cashier protections, these plexiglass things that go between the cashier and the customer that came pre-affixed with a label here that says masks must be worn at all times. these uh pandemic preparations for Walmart were unboxed and sort of tucked away in the back to be used at a future date for some unknown reason. So why is Walmart getting ready? Why is Robert Redfield continuously beating this drum? And why is Australia running drills about bird flu? Well, let's dig a little deeper.

[00:04:16]I'm Christian and you can find me at unshadowed.org. And four years ago, I put out this report, bird flu, the next pandemic, which looks deeply into the history of gofunction research into H5N1, specifically Bill Gates funding uh this kind of research done by Professor Kawaoka, who succeeded at taking some of the traits from the Spanish flu, which killed millions of people, and grafting them into H5N1 to increase its pathogenicity. In other words, to make it worse, deadlier, more transmissible, and so forth. Professor Kawaoka succeeded at doing that and famously put out or infamously put out a paper about how they were able to make a few gene changes and get ferrets to catch bird flu, which of course are a mammal.

[00:05:05]People freaked out. They retracted the paper and so forth. In the years since then, bird flu has in the wild apparently made its way into mammals, about 37 of them now, including it's been raging through dairy farms as you can see here on the H5N1 tracker map brought to you by GKO Biocurity. You can see that here. GKO is a company, we've talked about them before and we'll talk more about them, that was tasked by the CDC and given money to develop technology to track um H5N1. And they've done so. And one of the things that they've done as they tried to figure out how H5N1 caught into cows and other mammals because it's bird flu. It's not supposed to that didn't used to happen was they looked at this new strain that had made its way into into cows and they noticed that it had remarkably similar characteristics somehow very similar mutations to professor Kawaoka's work.

[00:06:09]So the gain of function research that Gates funded was supposedly hidden and put away and then in the wild it just so happened that this kind of mutation happened anyway. Now as um well as the dairy farms it's continued bird flu has continued to uh rage across the poultry farms and other populations.

[00:06:30]You've probably seen from time to time, every few weeks, there's another million birds killed somewhere on the planet with destructive effects to our food supply. Here's an article from Australia Times about Australia facing significant egg shortages amid bird flu outbreaks.

[00:06:47]We can see here that a severe egg shortage is now gripping Australia as consumers encounter empty shelves and purchase limits in supermarkets. Yep, the food rationing is already starting.

[00:06:59]Now in 2024, Genko was running out of money and so in stepped palunteer to inject a bunch of capital and install as well their CTO, a guy named Sham Sankai as chairman of the board, basically taking over the leadership of the company. Under his leadership, they continued work with ARPA, the health related advanced research projects agency that was created under Biden. And they've been given a bunch of money.

[00:07:28]Bill Gates also gave them money to work on detecting novel pathogens and so forth. And then just last month, GKO spun off their bioserveillance unit into a new company called Perimeter Systems. It was launched quote as a global endtoend biocurity infrastructure platform to address the escalating global biodense needs. to support the launch. We read here from PR Newswire, Perimeter has secured $60 million in growth capital led by conden company in partnership with for example the safe artificial intelligence fund because they'll be using AI to do this pathogen detection and diagnosis. Uh their CEO says biological threats are a real reality of the modern world and we need permanent scalable infrastructure to detect and manage these severe risks.

[00:08:22]Matt Mcnite was the uh GM of within Bio GKO and is now the CEO of this new company. And then Conders, the dude who led the investment round of this new company, says, quote, "Perimeter is addressing a critical gap in the global security landscape when biological risk is becoming more complex and more consequential."

[00:08:46]So, who is this guy? Why is he investing money? And why is he claiming that he can see an advance when there's a global a gap in the global security landscape?

[00:08:57]Well, if you look into his history, it turns out he's done this before. He identified a gap in the global security landscape back before 9/11, and that's how he made his billions. Can read here from Forbes in 1996. Condors started buying up defense companies and formed Armor Holdings. Then when the event happened 9/11 and we transitioned into the war on terror and the surveillance state all of his investments suddenly became val very very valuable. He sold some of them off some for many billions of dollars and that's it. This guy profits by identifying holes in the security apparatus. And now he claims to have identified another such hole right before perhaps another crisis. I thought that was an interesting background of this investor. At any rate, Perimeter's claim to fame, their flagship product is something called Endar. Endar, we read here from perimeter.bio, was developed in collaboration with ARPA, that's the intelligence advanced research projects assoc uh agency under the Felix program. It's a first of its kind analysis toolkit that distinguishes genetic engineering from natural evolution or sequencing noise.

[00:10:12]Okay, what does that actually mean?

[00:10:13]Well, when we look at project Felix over at Aarpa.gov, we see that it's supposed to improve biodetection and bioserveillance capabilities. And specifically, it helps to provide early alerts to the presence of engineered organisms.

[00:10:30]If you're still a little bit hazy on what that means, this uh related article down here puts it into English. Future human, how do we know if a virus is bio-engineered?

[00:10:41]Okay, so there it is in black and white.

[00:10:44]IRPA wanted to be able to answer the question, does a virus come from nature or from gain of function research? And to do that, Genko Bioworks spun off perimeter and their main product, the first of its class, first of its kind out there, Endar, is the adjudicator. It is the judge that tells us whether or not a novel pathogen was synthetic, came from a lab, or whether it came from dirty, and dangerous animals.

[00:11:15]just to put a capstone on it. That means that this same web of people with Gates funding both sides of this thing has created now both the gain of function research that that created these mutations in the first place and now owns the toolkit that will tell us whether or not a novel pathogen like this new airborne H5N1 that's making its way into mammals rapidly was a natural mutation or came out of the gain of function research that they funded. So they they get to investigate themselves.

[00:11:49]Now all this happens also another thing that's that just happens to be timing out at the same time here is Madna is entering is taking a round of investment to push their um new H5N1 mRNA platform vaccine through phase three trials. And of course, as a reminder, there's a bunch of enforcement issues. I covered in the past that DERA, which is the UK's version of the USDA, was sending out teams of people to kill chickens. I had received information from viewers back then. This is in 2021 saying this. And so I put in a foyer request to to find out if it was actually happening. And they wrote back and said, "Yes, we are indeed following exactly what our policies say." and they linked me to one of those policies which says, "Yeah, if there's a outbreak of H5N1, we draw a circle around it and then we go kill all of the chickens within this area regardless of who owns them or whether or not it's industrial scale cafo style nasty farms or if it's your chickens in your backyard. They're all they're all in the crosshairs.

[00:12:56]And now enforcement has been stepped up as I covered in this article last week with France even using thermal imaging on drones to detect unregistered cattle who were then met with teams of police and vaccinating vaccinating veterinarians to come in and force vaccinate these people's cows even though the animals were perfectly healthy.

[00:13:18]So when we step back and put this all together to me it paints a pretty compelling picture. We've got GKO. We've got for one Palunteer just being handed the data on all US food production from the USDA in the name of national security. So Palunteer now has the view of where all the birds are, where all the cows are of everything, right?

[00:13:42]They've got the data. Then we have GKO related to to Palunteer spitting out its biocurity unit to perimeter systems in April. We have Condors leading the money for that and his history of predicting and benefiting profiting from uh events that changed the security landscape. We have Endar, their product, ready to tell us whether or not it came from dirty and dangerous animals or from Bill Gates's research. We have FL France flying drones around detecting unauthorized livestock and sending in teams to get rid of them. Russia doing the same thing I covered in this report. Um Walmart staging plexiglass protections for a pandemic that hasn't started yet.

[00:14:27]Not really sure what they're doing there. Australia rehearsing for the exact combination of a bird flu making its way into humans and fuel shortages which we're already having. Madna warming up their line of mrna bird flu vaccines right now. Redfield hammering the drum for years. It's going to happen. It's going to kill half the people. it's going to be airborne now.

[00:14:49]It is today. Um Gates funding gain of function research more than a decade ago and he keeps reminding us that this next pandemic is going to get your attention.

[00:15:00]>> You know, we'll have to prepare for the next one that, you know, I'd say is uh will get attention this time. Mhm.

[00:15:10]>> And now suddenly after Hanto virus has for weeks been getting people back in the pandemic mindset and been suggesting this message about animals being dirty and dangerous and disease-ridden and they're causing problems. Lo and behold, bird flu goes airborne.

[00:15:28]So I'm not saying what's going to happen next. I'm just saying this is what they've already done and what they've already built. Certainly the narrative, the technology to detect this stuff, the infrastructure and the platform to keep track of the data and to drive the enforcement and the they've been practicing killing chickens and using drones to find them. Um, the question really is at this point, how do we respond to what we see them doing?

[00:16:00]I would suggest you get really serious about growing your own food and raising your own animals. And if that includes taking some steps to um make it more expensive and time consuming for them to find out who's growing food and to execute on their agenda, then that might be a worthwhile step as well because this is not a good thing. when you see governments around the world attempting to attack our ability to grow food and raise animals and feed our families.

[00:16:35]We'll leave it there. What do you see?

[00:16:36]What do you see in these data points?

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