Welcome back to New World next week. I'm James Corbett of Corbett Report.com.

And I am James Evan Palado of MediaMonarchy.com. Simple economic measures are not going to resolve the

serious problem. We have got that story plus Adobe Caves in, but first, the latest. Bird flu death

is pretty much COVID all over again. Another fantastic piece from Offguardian.org. The mainstream media

widely reported that a new strain of bird flu had claimed its first victim of 59-year-old

man from Mexico. The big news here is that the strain allegedly responsible H5N2 had allegedly

never before been detected in humans. CNN, BBC, Sky News, ABC all ran with the headline. First

confirmed case of bird flu, H5N2 has died, says the World Health Organization.

UK's eye newspaper skipped straight to asking the important question.

Is bird flu present in the UK? And of course, more importantly, should I be worried?

Of course, none of the mainstream media interrogated the situation further than copy-pasting the Who press release.

But for anyone who followed the early developments of the COVID pandemic, as many of us were fans of,

the details of the bird flu deaths all sound really familiar.

Patient already seriously ill with kidney disease, type 2 diabetes, he had been bedridden for

three weeks prior to the acute

symptoms of the bird flu. Furthermore, the diagnosis of bird flu was only confirmed after he was

dead by the awesome PCR testing. The death reportedly occurred April 24th and is only making

the headlines now. The report also volunteers that the man had no history of

exposure to poultry or other animals, which begs the question, why did you test him for this thing

that, you know, the bird flu? More specifically, why were they testing him for a strain of bird flu

that supposedly had never infected a human, let alone killed one? Are they just testing everybody,

just in case? Because that's another COVID thing.

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