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Bird Flu Crisis Hits Farms and Fridges
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| This influenza, this bird flu, it's killing the birds. | |
| At record rate. | |
| More so, the government is killing the birds. | |
| That's right. | |
| Because millions and millions and millions of chickens and turkeys. | |
| How high price has eggs become in the last few hours? | |
| Well, for example, if you buy just eggs in the carton in different areas, they've risen 17% and just the eggs. | |
| But this is the interesting thing. | |
| With all the products that have eggs in them, like mixes and mayonnaise and things like that, it's risen 63%. | |
| Freeze-dried eggs. | |
| We just put a hold on every freeze-dried egg we can find in America for our partners. | |
| Awesome. | |
| And if you want eggs, you better get them today because in a few weeks there may be no eggs left. | |
| That's right. | |
| This article right here came out today. | |
| It's from the Washington Post, and it says this, how the worst avian flu outbreak in U.S. history is costing you money. | |
| The outbreak of avian flu that some experts are calling the worst in U.S. history has claimed more than 32 million birds in 16 states, and it's beginning to take its... | |
| How many birds? | |
| 32 million. | |
| And actually, other sources are saying it's over 33 million at this moment. | |
| And it says, and it's beginning to take a toll, take its toll at the grocery store as well. | |
| I mean, it says more than 40% of the state of Iowa's, roughly 60 million egg-laying chickens have been killed by the disease or authorities working to prevent it from spreading. | |
| They're saying we may not have turkeys for Thanksgiving. | |
| The turkeys are dying and being killed to stop the spread of this disease. | |
| I mean, can you imagine? | |
| The price of these eggs, it says here, has jumped 63% in the past three weeks, commodity market analyst Rick Brown told the AP. | |
| Tuesday, the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced that Nebraska had become the 16th state hit by the virus. | |
| A flock of 1.7 million chickens is the first to be infected in the state. | |
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Four Horses of the Apocalypse
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| Millions, millions in 16 states of chickens are being slaughtered. | |
| That's right. | |
| They tell us that they don't think it will spread to man, and we're all praying that it doesn't. | |
| But that's also what they said during the Great Influenza. | |
| But 100 million people. | |
| You know, the Bible says there's going to be a disease that'll come from animals that will kill one-fourth of the world. | |
| Now, I know these aren't the things you hear in church. | |
| We need to go to church to hear what does God say. | |
| God says in the book of Revelation, chapter 6, the four horses of the apocalypse will ride in the last days. | |
| And that fourth horse of the apocalypse creates death. | |