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The World Economic Forum (WEF) held a disease conference hypothesizing that animal-borne illnesses like bird flu could become significant threats in the near future. Subsequently, governments, including the Biden administration, allocated hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars to develop vaccines—some of which, notably mRNA vaccines, have been linked to controversial safety debates.
Additionally, government actions—such as extensive culling of the bird and livestock populations—take place in parallel, with farmers often incentivized to cull their animals and accept government payouts. Critics raise concerns that these measures are driven less by health necessity and more by political agendas, potentially affecting food prices and disrupting local economies.