USDA Released 123 Million Screwworm Flies Into Texas Just Before State’s First Confirmed Infestation
Past sterilization failures released millions of fertile screwworms, as Texas records confirm releases near the first infected ranches.
Jon Fleetwood
3 hours ago << EDITOR ADDED DATE 2026-10-26>>
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A June 2, 2026, Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC) briefing reveals that the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) released 123,201,290 allegedly sterile New World screwworm flies into Texas before the state’s first confirmed infestation, while additional federal records confirm millions of flies were already being released weekly in the area where the first infected animals were discovered.
The briefing, marked “Document not intended for distribution,” documents mass environmental releases despite no naturally occurring screwworms having been detected in Texas.
Just eight days after the recorded release total, officials confirmed the state’s first infestation in a calf in Zavala County.
Four months later, they announced the parasite’s first confirmed detection in U.S. wildlife, in an elk in Pecos County.
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Any wonder why “We, The Sheeple” have no confidence in the actions of the US Gooferment?
I keep insisting that the Gooferment, all Gooferments, at any level are immoral, ineffective, and inefficient. As well as untrustworthy.
What genius thought is was good idea to release screwworms that ar not 100% sterilized?
The person should be demoted and sent around giving presentations about how they came to that decision.
An object lesson!
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