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Alexandra Bruce
April 24, 2014
You learn something new, every day! This clip exposed me to something I’d never heard of, before: the ongoing release from airplanes of millions of of alleged “anti-rabies vaccine packets,” over the past several decades, for the purported reason of curtailing this disease among the native skunk population of Texas.
The glibness and break-neck speed of this presenter’s style is humorous, in and of itself – but when he points out that the primary area of the dispersal of these packets follows the Texas-Mexico border to perfection, his slick humor suddenly grows dark.
The official information released by the Texas Department of State Health Services about these anti-rabies-vaccinated packets says that they are slathered with fish meal crumbles”, in order to render them utterly irresistible to the stinky varmints, which are the intended quarry of these vaccinated lures.
Although the same report report, dated from January 10, 2014 states that there were 417 laboratory-confirmed cases of rabies in Texas the previous year, 113 of which were humans, the presenter says there is no more follow-up on these human cases. The report also cites that one of the rabies victims was a dog, previously vaccinated against rabies, with the report later concluding that “These animal rabies vaccinations may not prevent rabies.”
Which would then lead one to ask, why have these 2 million doses of anti-rabies packets, been being released annually, over the past several decades, to control 417 cases when they “may not prevent rabies”?
Although other official sources stress that the unopened packets are perfectly safe for humans to handle, it discourages people from picking up these fishy snacks, as doing so will make them less irresistible to the varmints, for which they are intended.
We are then instructed, that if we happen across an opened packet, with the pink-colored vaccine oozing out, to enclose it in a plastic bag and dispose of it, in our normal garbage, as the bait is “no longer effective” – however, if this pink liquid makes contact with our skin, to immediately wash with soap and water and then immediately call health authorities at 1-877-RABORAL, or what the presenter jokingly refers to as “1-800-I’ve-Been-Infected!”
He then chirpily signs off with the warning, “Beware of rabies vaccines falling from the sky – because they are delicious.”
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