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Something Is Off: The November 2025 Global Bird Die-Off That Nobody Wants to Connect

Something Is Off: The November 2025 Global Bird Die-Off That Nobody Wants to Connect

They keep telling us it’s “just bird flu,” “just a hailstorm,” “just climate change,” “just normal migration stress.”

But when thousands of birds drop dead from the sky in Texas, Mexico, India, and multiple European countries within the same 7–10 day window — and every official explanation conveniently explains only one location — you have to start asking:

Why won’t anyone connect the dots?

Official story recap (for those who still trust it):
Texas = hailstorm
Europe = H5N1
Mexico = “migration stress”
India = …crickets…
All happening at exactly the same time, yet “nothing to see here.”

Here are the rabbit holes that keep me up at night. Click if you dare.

1. The Solar Storm That Wasn’t Supposed to Matter

2. The “Coincidence” Timing Nobody Mentions

3. The 5G / Electromagnetic Hypothesis They Laugh At (Until You Read the Studies)

5. The “Conspiracy” Forums That Called It Weeks Early

Look, I’m not saying it’s definitely geomagnetic storms + 5G + solar flares + secret bioweapons + Planet X. I’m saying the official explanations are geographically convenient and temporally impossible if you put all the reports on the same timeline.

Pick your poison. Or realize maybe the truth is a cocktail nobody is allowed to serve.

Keep your eyes on the sky.

Posted November 29, 2025 • Not financial advice • Not medical advice • Definitely not “misinformation” according to me

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