Up to TEN MILLION Americans may suffer from rare Alpha-gal Syndrome, which causes sufferers to develop an allergy to meat

You can thank the biolab in Manhattan, Kansas for this bioweapon tick.

I'm one of those individuals! I took me 2 years to finally get a blood test from my allergist to find out what is causing me to lie in bed for a week as if I had the flu. Rashes everywhere. One time, straight to the hospital, could not breath and could see my heart pounding on my chest. Loss of bodingly function.
It sucks!!
I so truly miss having a juicy steak!

Hmmm, you know theyve been toying with the idea of modifying humans to become intolerant of meat (see 16 mins on the video below). Is this something sudden that's happened? If so, where on earth could that have come from I wonder?....



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Last Edited by Little Lost on 05/10/2022 08:42 AM

I suppose this could not possibly have anything to do with the vast amount of hormones, antibiotics, rbst, and other
injections of insane chemicals given to cattle nowdays,
could it. What crap. Better living through chemicals?

More horseshit.

Have you tried Acidophilus and Apple Cider Vinegar?

I know of four people that have this in Central Virginia. They allegedly got it from the Texas Lonestar tick. I heard something a few weeks ago that they’re finding other varieties of tick can carry and spread this. My guess is the vegan/climate change/sustainability/government funded laboratories have been doing their due diligence to get this to spread around more efficiently. I’m still waiting to see what happens with the modified mosquitoes that they’ve been releasing.

Obvious gaslighting for vax side effects.

It would really suck to be an unwilling vegetarian.

it was a professor at UVA that discovered it and does alot of research.

I have friends in VA and they never had a lone star tick there for years.

I like the Kansas lab theory above .... or plum island.


if you dont know PLum island is across the channel from Lyme CT. and deer swim the channel from plum to Lyme all the time

for those who dont know , look up Eric Traub, Nazi micro biologist who worked at plum island with operation paperclip and Bourgdorferi ?? the spirochete that causes Lyme . that is an interesting rabbit hole

It's genetically engineered into people. Producing meat is expensive and soon robots will replace workforce.

hmmm, kansas and kansas... different tick borne illness


Bourbon virus is believed to be spread through the bite of an infected tick. The virus was discovered in 2014 and named for Bourbon County, Kansas where it was first identified. A limited number of Bourbon virus disease cases have been reported in the Midwest and southern United States.


A Missouri woman died June 23 after contracting a rare tick-borne illness called Bourbon virus. Tamela Wilson, 58, was the first person to test positive for the virus in Missouri, and is only the fifth confirmed case since it was identified in 2014, CBS reported.


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Heartland virus is spread to people by the bite of an infected tick. Most cases have been reported from states in the Midwestern and Southern United States.

all of the range is Midwest to southern and Kansas is considered the heartland

Thread: Georgia Man Dies After Contracting Tick-Borne Heartland Virus

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Last Edited by Coastie Patriot on 05/10/2022 08:55 AM

The entire Appalachian Mountain range was intentionally seeded with lone star ticks in an aerial operation in the early months of 2015. With a little insider help I could probably confirm the exact dates of the operation. I've confirmed with many people via social media that this isn't isolated to my property alone. Multiple people from Alabama to Roanoke have told me a similar story to mine.

This species was rare, basically non-existent for the 45 years of my life prior to this bio-attack. I grew up in the foothills of the blue ridge mountains and common dog ticks never gave me any trouble. Me and my friends would just pick them off, not much in the way of lasting effects.

I can't yet confirm but strongly suspect I witnessed the operation in February 2015. By the following summer, the Lone Star tick transformed my oldest son's attitude about going into the woods.

After a severely tormenting episode involving over 100 bites from nymph stage Lone Star ticks, he had itchy lesions that didn't completely heal for 4 months. As an 11 year old he loved the woods. Even now 6 years later he is obsessed with thinking about ticks if he has to walk through a small section of woods.

When I find one attached I know it will mean an itchy lesion for followed by a hard granuloma under the skin for many additional months. Permethrin coated socks and shoes are an unpleasant aesthetic but part of my routine for time in the woods.

The desired intent and implications are obvious:
Move away from the woods.
Don't hunt.
Get Alpha-gal allergy and become vegetarian.
Other diseases may be in development to be spread via ticks.

I bet they have something they add to or sprinkle on the meat that make you get sick that they will turn around and blame it these ticks. Then they will diagnose you with this Alpha-gal syndrome and claim you have it for life and must become a vegan Alpha-gal.

10 millions Americans is hot “rare”.

No reason to become Vegan, I haven't had red meat since around 12. I eat vegetables, cheese, fish, and eggs. If I wanted to I could even eat chicken. People that say they absolutely can't live without red meat or a certain food are just weak willed

Sounds suspicious. What were the numbers pre mRNA

Yeah well it makes sense.


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Spray viruses on our meat.

People have a reaction to the "meat"

It's not the viruses they're having allergic reactions to. Nope can't be.

nothing to worry about, bill cates has a solution for the meat allergy already.

My daughter has it, I know one other person, and know of a couple more.

It seemed weird to just start showing up a few years ago.

Given what's happened in the last two years, it wouldn't surprise me if the process wasn't "helped along".

I'm just going against the establishment. They don't want us to eat meat for some reason. I'm sure someone here is enlightened enough to tell me why; regardless, it's the truth.

i am an outdoorsman as well and it is a pain to wear jeans on the fishing bank in 90 degree heat.

I grew up in that range and we never had anything like you said but dog ticks and RMSF was the big worry. Now it is Lyme alpha bourbon heartland and the asian ticks arrived a few years back as well!

i fully believe it was an operation and as mentioned above the "former" Na ZI scientist Eric Traub worked with ticks as vector for disease.

Bill Gates is waiting with open arms, ready to manufacture fake meat for the masses. I'm sure he had no part in this, wink wink.

University of Virginia is a big researcher of alpha-Gal.

We (my daughter and others I know with it) are in central North Carolina, which started having cases early on.

Did UVA start the research because it is prevalent in the mid-Atlantic states?

or....?

meat allergy?!?!




what sick bastard came up with this????

if i ever catch this it will be ww3 for sure

it'll go away eventually, it did for me, I eat what ever meat I want now. for awhile tho I could only eat fish and birds. interestingly enough, you could eat human too. I did some research when I was diagnosed years ago lol

its only mammalian meat you can't eat, not all meat.

Except if they kill off all the birds due to the bird virus, your options are limited.

Expect a fishdemic soon...

Father in law, same exact thing.
Fucking bugs.
:bugs:

Not you, you wascally wabbit, insects.

:bug:

:soylentgreen:

Funny how our research universities start studying diseases before people actually start catching those diseases.

Y'all should look up all the gain-of-function research done at US universities

Here, try this search

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