COVID was only a prelude

People in southern Russia are reporting a surge in unusually aggressive Hyalomma ticks, which reportedly actively chase hosts instead of simply waiting in grass like ordinary forest ticks.

Russian media say the large ticks have become particularly active across regions including Rostov, Krasnodar, Stavropol, Astrakhan and Kalmykia.

The main concern is that Hyalomma ticks can carry Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever, a potentially deadly disease with a high fatality rate if untreated.

Some reports also claim the ticks are far less responsive to standard repellents than ordinary species.

https://x.com/BrianMcDonaldIE/status/2054256498629575127?s=20

4 Likes

… simple solution … destroy the research facilities and anyone found to be doing research on gain of function in viruses or general research in biowarfare. It appears there is no longer any common sense among these so-called scientists and therefore can no longer be trusted. Also, do not rule out the possibility that our three letter agencies (likely along with Ukrainian operatives) have been hard at work in Southern Russia.

6 Likes

I think Tulsi Gabbart is already taking care of that problem. Hopefully.

Tulsi Gabbard Launches Investigation on 120 US-Funded Biolabs - Dozens Located in Ukraine | The Gateway Pundit | by Stephanie Nutter, The Western Journal

1 Like

… unfortunately as always … these are the ones we know about. :frowning:

1 Like

I was just explaining to someone how STUPID i think it is to hunt wild turkeys. Their meat is scant, at best. Here on our ranch, when we first arrived the cowboys had pretty much shot up everything and we had few turkeys. When we harvested the deer, they were covered in ticks. 21 years later after no turkey hunts, we now harvest deer with NO TICKS. The turkeys and other birds have cleaned them out.

God had it figured out but idiots intervened. We simply let God do his “thing”.

2 Likes

Same in my back yard. When I moved in 9 years ago ticks were a problem. I bought bird seed to bring in birds and cut the grass every two weeks. Now birds show up after the grass is cut and feast. No longer have to buy bird seed.

2 Likes