Back when the media were not yet completely corrupt, they did indeed report on viruses and variants, but they could not help but point out that swine flu was a farce, merely a rebranding of ordinary flu. “The pharmaceutical industry has proved particularly adept at keeping this narrative alive,” wrote Der Spiegel.

“Manufacturers of flu medicines and vaccines even funded a group of scientists dedicated exclusively to this issue: the European Scientific Working Group on Influenza, which regularly organised conferences and expert meetings. The lobby group was led by Albert Osterhaus of the Erasmus Medical Centre in Rotterdam, who was also one of the WHO’s most influential advisers on flu vaccines.”

It is curious, because the very same Osterhaus who was the greatest alarmist during that fraud was also very active in the Dutch and international media during the Covid pandemic.

He was pushing for stricter measures, tougher lockdowns and face masks.

In 2006, a scientific study, published and peer-reviewed, demonstrated that avian influenza did not exist.

The research concluded that the available scientific evidence was not sufficient to prove the existence of the H5N1 avian influenza virus.

The authors argued – correctly – that the scientific literature lacked rigorous documentation regarding the isolation and purification of the virus according to classic virology standards.

This is the case for all supposed viruses.

Worse still, the researchers also concluded that the diagnostic tests used to identify the virus, such as PCR and serological tests, were fraudulent.

But what about the deaths?

Well, the deaths and cases of illness attributed to avian influenza could have been caused by other concurrent and unrelated factors, such as toxic environmental conditions, stress in intensive farming environments, or pre-existing conditions in human patients. The authors believe that these factors were omitted or not properly considered in the official investigations.

What has changed since 2006?

Nothing. No virus has been isolated, so it remains a fairytale for gullible people. However, the propaganda during the COVID pandemic lowered the bar for globalist criminals, and a significant portion of the population has become hypochondriac, now believing in any virus.

Research:
Crowe D, Engelbrecht T. Avian flu virus H5N1: no proof for existence, pathogenicity, or pandemic potential; non-“H5N1” causation omitted. Med Hypotheses. 2006