the first two paragraphs ought to find it’s way into some mainstream author’s article. I’m no virologist, but logically he seems to have a case.
These mortally diseased birds then keep flying for weeks on end. They fly thousands of kilometres, and then in Romania, in Turkey, Greece and elsewhere infect hens, geese or other poultry, with which they have had no contact, and which within a very short time get diseased and die.
But the migratory birds do not get diseased and do not die, but keep on flying, for weeks on end, thousands of kilometres.
the first two paragraphs ought to find it’s way into some mainstream author’s article. I’m no virologist, but logically he seems to have a case.