Bioterror? Hungary and Slovakia float unconfirmed theory on foot-and-mouth outbreaks

In Hungary, echinococcosis, a disease that is transmitted from animals to humans, caused by tapeworms, is becoming more and more common. The infection is spread by golden jackals, foxes and dogs and carries a serious risk of disease, says dr. Cardics Kinga. At the same time, the specialist of the Department of Infectology of the Pediatric Clinic of Semmelweis University emphasizes that dogs and cats living with us, cared for and regularly protec…

Bioterror? Hungary and Slovakia float unconfirmed theory on foot-and-mouth outbreaks

The two countries have culled more than 10,000 animals to contain the highly contagious disease.

After the mass disease of livestock, officials in two countries point to the possibility that the virus is not of natural origin

“I try to imagine the Fidesz voter who believed that Vladimir Putin always tells the truth and that Péter Magyar keeps 13-year-old girls in his basement, and now has to swallow the fact that Brussels is attacking our country with bioterrorism because we don't want to go to war on the side of the aggressor Ukraine against peaceful Russia.” Opinion.

As our newspaper wrote, in the latest Government Info, Chancellor Gergely Gulyás said in relation to the foot-and-mouth disease epidemic: it cannot be ruled out that we are dealing with an artificially produced virus, and the government has initiated an investigation to find out. Márton Mohos / 24.hu In response to a journalist's question, Gulyás said: "It emerged from laboratory tests that the current foot-and-mouth disease virus was artificial…

Hungary Hit by Possible Biological Attack Involving Foot-and-Mouth Disease

ER Editor: Another popcorn reminder. Dr. Peter Marks is a 2.0. We have no idea if this is true about Hungary, but such a story serves to seed the idea of man-made biological weapons in [...] The post Hungary Hit by Possible Biological Attack Involving Foot-and-Mouth Disease first appeared on The Liberty Beacon.