One tick bite made this man allergic to red meat - World Economic Forum

NEW STUDY: Tick-Borne Alpha-Gal Syndrome Incidence Skyrocketed 9,800% in the U.S. Since 2013 

Tick-induced meat allergy incidence jumped 301% since 2021 alone, demanding an urgent investigation into past and present tick-related research and biowarfare programs. 

Among people tested for alpha-gal syndrome, positivity rates skyrocketed over time: 

2013–2014: 1.8% tested positive 

2019–2020: 14.2% tested positive 

2021–2022: 38% tested positive 

Bill Gates Foundation Spent $7.6 Million Engineering Genetically Modified Ticks Designed to Spread in the Wild! The Gates Foundation funneled over $7.6 million to biotech firm Oxitec/Flyttr to develop self-spreading genetically modified cattle ticks. These engineered ticks are built to mate with wild populations and spread the lab-created genes into nature — all funded by Gates to supposedly "control" livestock pests in Africa.

The U.S. Army released 282,800 radioactive ticks into Virginia & Montana to see how far & how fast they'd spread for biowarfare purposes. That includes 152,000 Carbon-14 tagged Lone Star ticks. This was in the 1960s. Imagine what they're doing now….

A few weeks ago, Joe Rogan had Rep. Tim Burchett on his podcast, and they went fully down the Alpha-Gal rabbit hole. Rogan mentioned reports of ranchers stumbling upon boxes of ticks on their property and brought up a close friend who developed AGS. Essentially Alpha-Gal Syndrome (AGS) makes you allergic to mammal-related products, including meat. It comes from a tick bite, and there's been a 100-FOLD INCREASE in cases since 2013, which has made a lot of people wonder what's really going on here... Rep. Burchett has his own suspicions: "Who's got genetically made meat now? Bill Gates."