Did you know Zuckerberg has been paying for deer and moose, wild animals to be injected w MRNA for over a year and half?

“When I found out, I was like, why isn’t anyone talking about it?” said Dr. Ardis.

100 million shots in meat and vegetables

Zuckerberg and his wife funded a study in which 100 white-tailed deer received a Pfizer PCR test and mRNA vaccine through Zoetis. “Subsequently, 100 million shots were given to animals. Nobody knew about it, and nobody talked about it.”

A hunter who kills a deer and thinks the meat is organic may be disappointed. Ardis went on to say that Gavi (Bill Gates) is into injecting mRNA into vegetables such as tomatoes, avocados, and lettuce.



Same link as above video in link

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Beyond criminal
suck and bilda gates need to hang

Are you nuts, Coastie?? No way in hell they injected millions of moose and deer with mRNA shots.

Think about it; how would they go about it? These are wild animals, in dense forests and open plains. Hunters can go a week without even seeing one, much less getting a chance to shoot one at long distance. Do you have any idea how close you have to be to one of these animals to shoot it with a tranquilizer dart? A few dozen yards, max. An injection of mRNA would have to use the same type of gear.

They would need army of hundreds of thousands, if not millions of people proficient in the use of dart guns to give those shots to deer and moose.

Get real.

As long as we never submit or consent, Jesus will still love us.

A little common sense goes a long way...

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coronavirus!

Wasn't there a zombie deer outbreak in the US and Canada just before the covid scam?

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We have been taken by an alien race who enjoys having Gays and Lesbians as pets.

Thread: A third of Ohio deer test positive for COVID-19 virus

MAD COW FOR EVERYONE.

Maybe, but they sure as hell didn’t get it by being injected with it.

Deer always show up to other deer carcass, my grandfather had a horse eat a baby chick and the vet said he was low in iron or something in his blood.


Posts here about deer eating birds. They will eat meat if deficient in something in blood. Mostly herbivorous though

It’s not just deer and moose , read the article watch the vids, search Zoetis Beth ford…


A,little common sense goes a long way is right, the alternate for beef would be venison. Wild game.

Have you seen all the info , done in digging or taking word here. I have looked at other evidence

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I didn’t say they did, but if they tested positive wouldn’t some one want to stop them from spreading it to people and then vaccinate them.

The articles say hunters are more likely to catch Covid from deer … it in the original thread . Although a permutation between deer and humans not proven.



In fact, hunters are likely to be one of the most obvious sources of potential reinfection as they regularly handle dead animals. It has also been suggested that water sources contaminated with SARS-CoV-2 might provide a pathway for transmission, although this has yet to be proved.

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Hence they would want to vaccinate them….

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Well, I've never seen them eat meat.
They were different, just standing still and staring at you. In the city, at that.
Absolutely abnormal behaviour for a deer.
But it wasn't only deer - there were videos of rabbits, birds etc. all behaving like that, with a blank stare and 0 fear of humans.

They literally cannot sleep unless they’ve done evil.



For they cannot sleep unless they have done wrong; they are robbed of sleep unless they have made someone stumble.
Proverbs 4:16

there is chronic wasting disease CWD that is like bovine spongiform encephel0pathy Mad Cow.

alos blue tongue and EHD in deer, and powassan

deer in the city are used to people , they are protected on military bases and you can walk right up to them. A girl where i was stationed was like al what a pretty cat.... i said dont pet that not a cat she had her hand out an realized it was a fox when i said it , about 7 inches from touching it

"Did you know Zuckerberg has been paying for deer and moose to be injected w MRNA for over a year and half?"


No link and NO evidence found anywhere.....except for one persons verbal accusation.

Don't spread bulls**t there is enough truth that needs to get out. This type of crap is designed to make truth seekers look stupid.

Fear porn

Your title clearly says:

“Zuckerberg has been paying for deer and moose, wild animals to be injected w MRNA”

Untrue because impossible, thus unfactual, thus Juan Star for clickbait title.

Do better.

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How zoos persuade animals to get the coronavirus vaccine ... [link to www.washingtonpost.com (secure)] › lifestyle › 2021/10/21
The Rise of COVID-19 Vaccines for Animals
Thousands of animals have had their shot already. How many more really need it?




Dec 9, 2021

SAN DIEGO ZOO
For the cheetah, getting her vaccine was no big deal. When the wildlife care specialist at San Diego Zoo Safari Park called to her, she paced over and then sat, quiet and calm, to receive her injection.

“The animal participates in this process and can walk away at any time,” explains Nadine Lamberski, head of wildlife health at the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance. It’s the close relationship between wildlife specialists at San Diego and the animals they look after, she adds, that makes this gentle approach to vaccination possible.

Roughly 260 animals, of many different species, have now received an experimental COVID-19 vaccine at San Diego Zoo and Safari Park. Most animals “volunteered” like the cheetahs, says Lamberski, though some were vaccinated from afar via darts.

While SARS-CoV-2 has caused illness and millions of deaths among humans, multiple nonhuman animal species have turned out to be susceptible to it, too. This has led to the development and use of veterinary vaccines, mainly in zoos—but the question of which species need to be immunized, now or in the future, remains an open one.

Zoos, which look after a relatively small number of often rare and high-value animals, clearly want to protect the species in their care. COVID-19 has caused a handful of animal deaths in zoos to date—including three snow leopards at a children’s zoo in Nebraska and two lions at a zoo in India.

Another concern, fueled by findings that the virus has entered some populations of wild animals, is that SARS-CoV-2 could mutate in other species and spread back to humans, prolonging the pandemic. Vaccination might prevent that and protect the animals themselves.

Developing a veterinary vaccine
Vaccines for humans require expensive development programs and large scale trials, and are generally prioritized for vaccinating people. Animal vaccines commonly require a lower level of scrutiny, and often have a different makeup. There is precedent for jabs that can be used on multiple species, so some veterinary pharmaceutical companies have sought to develop a COVID-19 shot that can be used to vaccinate many different types of animal.

Among these firms is Zoetis. The US-based company is in the process of donating around 26,000 doses of its COVID-19 vaccine for animals to zoos and animal sanctuaries in 13 countries, including the US and Canada. Another COVID-19 vaccine intended for use in animals was developed in Russia, and there is a further, forthcoming vaccine made by Applied DNA Sciences and Evvivax. The two companies initially intended the vaccine to be used for cats but are now reported to be focused on inoculating mink instead.



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26,000 doses for zoo animals is NOT 100 million doses for wildlife.

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^^^^^^^^This.

How did the Deer and Moose catch Covid?

We should end the practice of "catch and release" hunting, eh!

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