Robert Scott Bell: "Bloodshot eye" scare part of bird flu FEARMONGERING – Brighteon.TV
By kevinhughes // 2024-05-10
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The "bloodshot eye" scare is part of the bigger fearmongering agenda under the guise of "bird flu," according to homeopathic practitioner Robert Scott Bell. During the May 6 episode of "The Robert Scott Bell Show" on Brighteon.TV, he explained that reports of people bleeding from their eyeballs is one way to trigger another fake pandemic similar to that of the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19). This, he added, results in a frightened public that will lock down, shut down, wear masks and get experimental injections again. According to Bell, Dr. Sherri Tenpenny had warned about the bird flu scam decades ago. She noted at the time that bleeding eyeballs was never a thing with bird flu. Meanwhile, Bell's co-host Don Naylor commented that the recent bird flu scare apparently started with a bird sneezing on a cow, and the pathogen jumping from cow-to-cow. Bell answered that given this, it shouldn't be called bird flu but cow flu. He added that the H5N1 virus has infected at least 36 herds across nine U.S. states. Bell added that just like smallpox, farmers working on the farms with birds or cows are also getting it. The Texas farm worker who contracted bird flu apparently had bloodshot eyes, according to the Daily Express. "They have to ratchet up the fearmongering, and the only way they can do it was bloody, ugly, viciously looking. This could happen to you. This could happen to me. Maybe I should believe them now," said Bell, who believes the agenda is to slaughter all the cattle and birds that people are eating. (Related: FOOD SUPPLY RESET: Will bird flu become the next fake pandemic that’s used to wipe out out animal agriculture?) "They've done this once before with bird flu. Who says they won't do it again especially since their expressed intent and purpose is to get you all to eat bugs. This is not about the flu. This is not about how to protect yourself from the flu."

Bloodshot eyes caused by different factors – and bird flu isn't among them

According to Bell, bloodshot eyes or bleeding eyeballs could happen from a night of heavy drinking or injuries to the eye. He added that the symptom has nothing to do with the mammal-to-human transmission of bird flu, stressing that this is fearmongering and fear porn. Naylor meanwhile mentioned eye bleeds can also be caused by subconjunctival hemorrhage, trauma to the eye, rubbing of the eyes, blood thinning medications and medical conditions like diabetes, hypertension and blood disorder. Bell also pointed out that nutrient or mineral deficiencies such as silica, silicon, copper and selenium along with other factors like environment, food, water and air could cause an eye bleed. Selenium and copper are two key minerals that protect the vasculature more than any other. But the homeopathic practitioner warned against overusing zinc and vitamin C as they can deplete copper. "People have been made weaker by eating food that is chemically grown and processed, devoid of the vitamins, minerals, trace elements, trace minerals that we need to restore and maintain integrity to the endothelial lining of any connective tissue. And so, we're already vulnerable to eye bleeds," Bell said. "We ingest, we inhale, we have skin. And we can utilize these things to restore integrity to all of those areas, including the immune system that would respond to things normally and naturally through those mechanisms of interface and interaction." Follow Influenza.news for more stories about bird flu. Watch the May 6 episode of "The Robert Scott Bell Show" below. "The Robert Scott Bell Show" airs every Monday at 4-5 p.m. on Brighteon.TV.

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