From Dr. Robert Malone:

Compliance or Jail

“Pet” bird owners, including backyard chickens, ducks, emus, parakeets, parrots, finches, racing pigeons, doves, turkeys, etc., in Scotland, Ireland, and England must register all of their birds once a year or face stiff fines of over USD 5,000.00 and even risk six months in prison. All this and more for the sin of keeping unregistered birds. Welcome to the Great Leap Forward to jumpstart the New World Order.

Even a single chicken or parakeet must be registered – you know, to keep everybody safe. This is even though the BBC recently reported that there have been zero cases of avian flu among “captive birds” anywhere in the UK.

DAILY MAIL

People who keep chickens in their garden now face prison and large fines if they fail to register them all under strict new rules brought in to tackle bird flu.

But within hours of the new Government database going live on October 1, protesters and pranksters managed to crash its website by listing as ‘pets’ everything from rubber chickens to chicken nuggets.

The controversial clampdown, which also applies to keepers of pigeons, ducks, geese and birds of prey, has been introduced as part of a UK-wide effort to prevent the spread of bird flu.

Previously, only flocks of 50 or more had to be registered with the Department For Environment, Food And Rural Affairs (Defra) and the Animal And Plant Health Agency. 

But it has been expanded to all owners who keep birds outdoors – even just a handful – who now face six months’ imprisonment and fines of up to £2,500 for each unregistered bird.

Outraged by the ‘petty’ regulations, several posted images of birds they had just registered – mostly wrapped in plastic with cooking instructions attached.

One commentator on X registered himself dressed in a chicken costume. However, another observed: ‘So all the people who tried to register their roast chickens from Tesco have managed to crash the Defra website and now it’s not working. It’s not big or clever, stop sniggering.’