Depressing Video Purportedly Shows Mass Death of Cows From mRNA Bovine Injection

Liberty Daily / Rumble ^ | June 07, 2023 | Staff

[Red Badger]

Disgusting......................

[Red Badger]

Ping.....................

[Jane Long]

They aren’t speaking English.....where is this?

[HereInTheHeartland]

Looks like propaganda .
No context. No location

[FamiliarFace]

Wherever it is, this is sad. They are sick from something.

[Roklok]

Clot shot for cows.

[Red Badger]

My guess is South Africa or Zimbabwe. Certainly not India!..............

[jimwatx]

This is bs.

[Myrddin]

A subsequent Twitter poster dug up the facts from an Italian article. The cows were fed young sorghum. It contains a substance that converts to hydrogen cyanide gas in their digestive tract. Necropsies measured the cyanide at lethal levels. Some of the cows were rescued from the cyanide poisoning once that was recognized as the problem. An injection of sodium thiosulfate can and did counteract the cyanide poisoning for some of the cows.

[Doctor Congo]

It may have been cyanide poisoning, if this is the case I am thinking of it was from sorghum after a drought:

Understanding Cyanide Poisoning-
A number of common plants may
accumulate large quantities of cya-
nogenic compounds. Sorghums and
related species readily accumulate
these compounds. These cyanogenic
compounds are in epidermal cells
(outer tissue) of the plant, while
the enzymes that enable cyanide
production are in the mesophyll
cells (leaf tissue).
Any event that causes the plant cell
to rupture, allowing the cyanogenic
compound and the enzyme to
combine, will produce cyanide.
Plant cells can be ruptured by cutting,
wilting, freezing, drought, crushing,
trampling, chewing or chopping.

Cyanide is a potent, rapidly acting
poison. Signs of cyanide poisoning
can occur within 15 to 20 minutes
to a few hours after animals consume
the toxic forage. Animals often are
found dead.

[Red Badger]

Remind me never to eat sorghum ever again...............

[Red Badger]

Has this not been known for a hundred years?

Sorghum has been fed to cattle for a long time..........

[Pocketdoor]

It said young sorghum. Is sorghum called Milo here in the US?

[Rusty0604]

Did climate activists poison them?

[Red Badger]

It’s also called broomcorn...............

[Pocketdoor]

Thanks for posting the article. I was thinking about seeding some of this in on my rangeland for the turkeys to snack on, but I also have cows on sometimes to keep the grass down. Guess I wont be throwing seed out there. Side note, in Ethiopia they pop it like pop corn and eat it. Looked kinda tasty as I like the half popped corn kernels at the bottom of the bowl.

[LTC.Ret]

Yes -— this has been known for 100 years or more. But that doesn’t mean every person who raises cattle knows it. And the cows certainly don’t!!! IF they get a chance to break down a fence and get into a lush field of “poison grass” because it looks so good and maybe their pasture is short, they’re going to do it and die. The grass is always greener -— but, as with many things, the consequences can be tragic when you’re not where you’re supposed to be.

[mware]

Wonder if that is what is killing off all the race horses?

[Red Badger]

It’s da Mob...........................

[mewzilla]

From April. FWIW.

https://www.ncba.org/ncba-news/news-releases/news/details/33294/ncba-statement-correcting-internet-falsehoods-about-mrna-vaccines-in-cattle