Aussie penguins get bird flu injections

In a world at latent nuclear war, seemingly on the brink of economic calamity at any moment as the financial house of cards threatens collapse, bird flu terror still simmers on the back-burner, in the technocrats' back pocket, ready for tactical deployment if need be.

Although they haven't ramped up the terror to anywhere near COVID levels, speculatively, they possibly accurately assess that they torched their credibility with the public during Pandemic 1.0.

Accordingly, they probably couldn't get nearly as much traction this time and possibly could even risk full-on uprising if they tried the lockdown/masking/vaxxing regime again.

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But it's coming, sooner or later, in the form of bird flu or some other gain-of-function chimeric Frankenstein.

To that end, they keep the terror at a soft boil in the news, in the background, biding their time, never letting the public forget the threat.

In the Land Down Under, which arguably enacted the most totalitarian COVID regime on the planet next to China, complete with internment camps for citizens who popped positive on a fraudulent PCR test, Victorian state authorities are currently "vaccinating" little penguins with by the thousands for bird flu.

Via ABC (the literal Australian state media, not to be confused with the de facto American state media ABC):

"The rush to protect Victoria's little penguin population against bird flu continues, with about 1,000 birds having received their first doses of an H5N1 vaccine.

Authorities plan to vaccinate 5,000 little penguins at Phillip Island and St Kilda, with hundreds of the birds being rounded up and given a shot each night for the past week.

Last night, a team at the Phillip Island Nature Park, south-east of Melbourne, vaccinated their 1,000th bird, on the same day as the deadly strain that has killed hundreds of birds was detected in a long-nosed fur seal in South Australia, the first time it has been confirmed as crossing over to Australia's mammal population.