Dr. Peter McCullough

That political unfairness that we would expect, we expect that we will get the 50% plus one because of what we expect candidates to do to Alberta. But now that we have President Trump and the U.S. administration, and it isn't just President Trump, Marco, Secretary Rubio, others have been saying the same thing, that we do have a bigger batter kid on the block in our corner this time.

That political unfairness that we would expect, we expect that we will get the 50% plus one because of what we expect candidates to do to Alberta. But now that we have President Trump and the U.S. administration, and it isn't just President Trump, Marco, Secretary Rubio, others have been saying the same thing, that we do have a bigger batter kid on the block in our corner this time.

Yeah, you can follow us on X at Real America Fund. If you go on the website there, there are social media links. We try to broaden now. We try not to centralize the movement because the movement itself is, you know, I might be a recognized leader or maybe one of the more prominent ones, especially on the 51st state side of things. But it is so grassroots.

Yeah, you can follow us on X at Real America Fund. If you go on the website there, there are social media links. We try to broaden now. We try not to centralize the movement because the movement itself is, you know, I might be a recognized leader or maybe one of the more prominent ones, especially on the 51st state side of things. But it is so grassroots.

And I think that you're going to hear a lot more about this, both in Canada and the USA, because there's also another major objective, which is keeping our resources. We've got the third or fourth largest oil reserves in the world out of the hands of the Communist Chinese Party and their war machine. They can't have access to this. And so we have a common interest and a common objective.

And I think that you're going to hear a lot more about this, both in Canada and the USA, because there's also another major objective, which is keeping our resources. We've got the third or fourth largest oil reserves in the world out of the hands of the Communist Chinese Party and their war machine. They can't have access to this. And so we have a common interest and a common objective.

Thank you. It's great to be back and great to see you in Washington. I tell you, your alacrity with the economic principles was very impressive, Dr. Drew.

Thank you. It's great to be back and great to see you in Washington. I tell you, your alacrity with the economic principles was very impressive, Dr. Drew.

Recall the bird flu outbreak has been going on for about four years now. The original source is called the clade. It's clade 2344B. We think it emanated potentially out of the USDA research laboratory in Athens, Georgia, when they were working on mallard ducks. The ducks started spreading around, and then it's off to the races.

Recall the bird flu outbreak has been going on for about four years now. The original source is called the clade. It's clade 2344B. We think it emanated potentially out of the USDA research laboratory in Athens, Georgia, when they were working on mallard ducks. The ducks started spreading around, and then it's off to the races.

The major genotype for years has been the B3.13, very mild conjunctivitis in humans. very mild in the birds. It spread to dozens of mammalian species. We've seen the emergence of D1.1. Now, that was in the near-fatal case in a teenager in British Columbia who went in the ICU and went on ECMO and needed bronchoscopy and samples.

The major genotype for years has been the B3.13, very mild conjunctivitis in humans. very mild in the birds. It spread to dozens of mammalian species. We've seen the emergence of D1.1. Now, that was in the near-fatal case in a teenager in British Columbia who went in the ICU and went on ECMO and needed bronchoscopy and samples.

It was D1.1 in the fatal case in Louisiana, a man who cared for birds in his... his backyard or picked up birds. And then there's two fatal cases now in Cambodia, a toddler and a man, not D1.1, but a different strain by what's called genetic reassortment. And so recently in Mississippi, I believe, there is an initial outbreak of a strain H7N9 and other bird flu strain.

It was D1.1 in the fatal case in Louisiana, a man who cared for birds in his... his backyard or picked up birds. And then there's two fatal cases now in Cambodia, a toddler and a man, not D1.1, but a different strain by what's called genetic reassortment. And so recently in Mississippi, I believe, there is an initial outbreak of a strain H7N9 and other bird flu strain.

What we're learning is the biosecurity policy of continuing to cull and destroy all the healthy chickens and just cleanse the facilities and repopulate is allowing the virus to go in and reinfect and reinfect. And it's been too long of a time and it's allowed for genetic misadventure and now potentially some serious strains to emerge.

What we're learning is the biosecurity policy of continuing to cull and destroy all the healthy chickens and just cleanse the facilities and repopulate is allowing the virus to go in and reinfect and reinfect. And it's been too long of a time and it's allowed for genetic misadventure and now potentially some serious strains to emerge.

Chances are they're not, with the exception of SARS-CoV-2. Influenza is known, if you have a whole series of, strains of influenza and they cohabitate in the same nasal pharynx, they can swap genetics because they're all influenza variants. That's called genetic reassortment. Okay. That's the one process. A mutation is when there's a dominant strain and there's a fundamental change.

Chances are they're not, with the exception of SARS-CoV-2. Influenza is known, if you have a whole series of, strains of influenza and they cohabitate in the same nasal pharynx, they can swap genetics because they're all influenza variants. That's called genetic reassortment. Okay. That's the one process. A mutation is when there's a dominant strain and there's a fundamental change.

And with COVID, it's always been the spike protein. That's the big mutation. you know, area where there's change. And in flu, it's the hemagglutinase. That's the spike protein of influenza. So there can be, so this D1.1 mutation of H5N1, that looks like it's a big deal, just like the Delta strain of COVID, the SARS-CoV-2, that was a big deal.

And with COVID, it's always been the spike protein. That's the big mutation. you know, area where there's change. And in flu, it's the hemagglutinase. That's the spike protein of influenza. So there can be, so this D1.1 mutation of H5N1, that looks like it's a big deal, just like the Delta strain of COVID, the SARS-CoV-2, that was a big deal.