"The Canadian government’s narrative on COVID-19 vaccines and ostrich farming at Universal Ostrich Farm appears to prioritize policy over scientific evidence. The synthetic plasmid DNA and SV40 nuclear localisation sequences in the COVID-19 vaccines eliminate the “safe and effective” mantra and highlight undisclosed health risks like cancer. In contrast, IgY in ostrich eggs, analogous to human IgG, is a naturally occurring antibody that provides passive immunity with potential therapeutic benefits and no known health risks. Compared to chicken eggs, ostrich eggs yield more IgY per egg (up to 4000 mg vs. 100–250 mg), making them valuable for large-scale production of specific antibodies for diagnostics and therapeutics, owing to their non-invasive extraction and lack of cross-reactivity with mammalian proteins. These ostrich-derived IgY antibodies show promise in combating avian influenza, and enhancing Canada’s food security."

— Dr. David J. Speicher, Canadian Virologist



"The eggs of the ostriches contain antibodies, known as "IgY" that can be used as anti-viral agents. For any pathogens that the ostrich hens have either recovered naturally from or been vaccinated against, they will concentrate antibodies in their eggs. So, having recovered from the avian flu, the ostrich eggs will currently have lots of avian influenza-specific antibodies in their eggs. Another major value of these ostriches is their genetic background. The ostriches that did not get sick when the avian flu outbreak occurred, will be enriched for individuals with naturally robust immune systems that confer resistance to the avian flu. These would be valuable breeding stock for establishing new flocks that are inherently resistant to the flu."

— Dr. Byram W. Bridle, PhD
Associate Professor of Immunology and Virology, Virologist and Pathogenic Scientist - Ontario Veterinary College, University of Guelph



“Katie Pasitney is courageously fighting to protect her beloved ostriches at Universal Ostrich Farms, Inc. from being unjustly culled by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA). This troubling scenario echoes the events of 2005-2006, when government officials wrongly accused healthy backyard flocks and migratory birds of spreading H5N1, diverting attention from the true source: the unsanitary conditions prevalent in factory farms, notably those in Fraser Valley. This current attack on Universal Ostrich Farms, Inc. represents a troubling effort to intimidate and dismantle small, family-owned farms. It is imperative we recognize and preserve these farms, which form the resilient backbone of our nation, rather than allowing them to be unjustly targeted and destroyed. I stand firmly with Kaity Pasitney and call upon everyone who values sustainable, ethical, and family-operated agriculture to support her crucial battle."

—Pam Killeen, co-author of the New York Times bestselling book, The Great Bird Flu Hoax (2006)



"Dear Katie From thousands of miles away, from Mississauga, Ontario, I send you greetings. Having followed your ordeal for the past six months, you are one of the many Canadians standing on the front lines of the fight to restore common sense to our country. By now, many have woken up to the reality that the battle we are fighting is not political, nor is it about falsified health issues or genuine social justice. For the past five years, we have been trapped in a battle between good and evil; and because all that is needed for evil to prevail, is for good people to do nothing, the responsibility resting on our shoulders is all the more profound. In my Coptic Orthodox church, the church founded in Egypt in the first century A.D. by St. Mark the Evangelist; and one that is known to be rich in symbolism, ostrich eggs bear a great significance. Firstly, the egg is considered a symbol of the Resurrection where life emerged out of the tomb; the Resurrection being our ultimate hope in a life with no pain, no suffering and no injustice. The Coptic church made it part of the tradition to hang an ostrich egg in every church sanctuary, particularly in front of the iconostasis, in order to keep this promise constantly present before our eyes. Secondly, the ostrich is believed to be the only bird, who after burying her eggs in the sand, keeps unrelenting watch over the spot until the eggs hatch. The Ostrich egg hanging in front of the iconostasis reminds us of steadfast watchfulness of God and his perpetual care and protection of His children in all circumstances. Your ostriches can bring hope and healing to many by virtue of the research done on their strong immune system. If they survive this bureaucratic nightmare, this would mean that our country is also on the road to recovery and to restoring common sense. With love and prayers," — Ghada Melek

About Universal Ostrich Farms

"Universal Ostrich Farms' is located in Edgewood, BC. This independent family business has successfully operated for several decades. Once producers of ostrich meat and oils, UOF is now focuses on producing ostrich eggs for some truly amazing health related purposes and scientific usages all around our world. Recently, under highly falsified pretences, The Canadian Food Inspection Agency arbitrarily deemed it necessary that UOF must cull 400 healthy ostriches. These are healthy birds that possess herd immunity and provably established H5N1 (Avian influenza) antibodies within them, and within their eggs. The yolks of these Ostrich eggs actually possess an element called “I-g-Y”. It is a critical ingredient used in the production of certain Nutraceuticals, natural health immunity boosters and dietary supplements. Several of these products containing IgY have proven to be effective in the prevention, treatment and eradication of Covid-19 and other viral variants. The plight of UOF is most emblematic to humanity. Since 1910, the proven efficacy of similar naturopathic and homeopathic medicines has been under attack, commencing with a highly sponsored campaign financed by John D. Rockefeller. His ambitions were to create a pharmaceutical successorship by synthetically dominating over naturally occurring alternative medicines. His ambitions are still being perpetuated by big pharma even today; as is their influence by way of billions of dollars in advertising, marketing and financial contributions to medical policy makers, government health organizations and politicians. Knowing now that the IgY component found within the yolks of healthy ostrich eggs represents a significant competitive threat to multi- billion dollar drug and vaccine manufacturers, one can readily appreciate how financially sponsored influences, insidious tactics and ulterior motives may be at play upon the Universal Ostrich Farm scenario, and likely several other operations just like it. Added to the false fear, propaganda and suspect motives being put forth by the CFIA is the fact that UOF has been threatened with a $200,000. fine if they should attempt to independently test any of their birds to prove their healthy status and to credibly demonstrate established herd immunity. So, just who is afraid of the truth here? Why would any government agency create policy to protect big pharma by unnecessarily killing off a small farm and obstructing them from proving their livestock to be healthy? Recently, the only immunity that big pharma themselves have been able to create is their immunity from prosecution for provably causing side effects such as, but not limited to; myocarditis, pericarditis, heart attacks, strokes, and paralysis, to declining birth rates, turbo cancers, and even sudden deaths. Conversely, the positive efficacy of IgY is clearly stated by actual scientists and experts within the field of virology and traditional vaccine development. Meanwhile, there are zero reports of adverse effects due to naturopathic anti-viral products and supplements containing IgY. Who is truly working to protect provably effective Nutraceuticals and who is protecting a pharma- industrial complex that has already shown themselves to be directly responsible for unprecedented accounts of physical devastation and side effects, including the deaths of thousands of humans?..."

Disclaimer: Farm Aid Canada is not affiliated with Farm Aid, the U.S. organization founded in 1985 to support America's family farmers.