The CDC reported that over 200 cases in 38 states have led to 27 people being hospitalized. In Tennessee, there have been six reported Salmonella cases and one death linked with backyard poultry contact.
Wednesday, June 15, 2022
WHAT??!! I can't snuggle with my chickens?
WASHINGTON (WATE) — The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention along with public health officials in several states are investigating a multistate outbreak of Salmonella infections linked to contact with backyard poultry like chickens, ducks, turkeys or any wild birds.
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Laugh all you want... but I wouldn't put it past the bastards to come after every home in every county
ReplyDelete... they WANT us to starve.
200 cases in a nation of more than 300 million just to put everything in context I hate the media and there fear mongering
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Eggs are 27.1 cents each. They were 8 cents each a few months ago.
ReplyDeleteThe government is very insistent you need to get rid of your chickens.
Fuck Joe Biden!
ReplyDeleteNot MY chickens! Mine social distance, many miles.Tree Mike
ReplyDeleteThis will lead to a ban on all home raised chickens, you just fucking wait and see. I guess its time to add some local .gov hacks to the list. They do want to starve us.
ReplyDeleteNever get on the bus, never give up your guns, and when the time comes take as many with you as you possibly can.
Saber 7
Fuck Joe Biden!
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What happens when law-abiding citizens no longer GAF about any more mandates or laws?
ReplyDeleteI'm there.
FJB and every other constitution-shredding weasel can go fist themselves.
Chicken fuckers have to use a rubber
ReplyDelete"backyard poultry contact" certainly sounds like a euphonism for something unmentionable in respectable company.
ReplyDeleteWhat happens with me and my chickens is between me and God.
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