MonkeyPox - Natural Or An Electionitis Bioweapon? 3896

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So many governmental lies have been perpetrated concerning COVID-19 that its political usefulness has nearly come to an end. The average person just doesn’t believe much now of what the government has to say about it.

So, just in time for the next election in the United States comes the Monkeypox virus.

Step one started in May. This is known as the “Strawman Knockdown” phase. This is the new signal to the hippest YouTubers. Stay away from this topic if you want to keep your channel alive.

This Newsweek story illustrates the beginning of the new virus lifecycle. “Theories Linking Monkeypox to Wuhan and Ukraine Labs Torn Apart by Experts.”

The rumor they are knocking down is that MonkeyPox came from the Wuhan Institute of Virology in China – just like COVID-19.

Newsweek – apparently living in the journalistic dark on this issue – makes the following comment:

“The Wuhan Institute of Virology is the same Chinese lab implicated in COVID lab leak theories that have circulated throughout the pandemic.”

But then they go on to admit that experimental work on the MonkeyPox virus, known as MPV, has been done at Wuhan, and was discussed in a February 2022 article edited by a WIV researcher.

“The February research article discusses the creation of a fragment of a monkeypox virus in order to demonstrate a way of assembling large DNA constructs without errors….”

Newsweek quickly noted that there is no way that this research could result in an infectious virus:

"’This assembly product is fail-safe by virtually eliminating any risk of recovering into an infectious virus,’ the researchers said.”

Well, that’s quite a relief.

Newsweek then sought out the opinion of a viral genomics researcher in Scotland, David Robinson, who quickly dismissed the lab leak theories of both COVID-19 and MPV.

“Both theories were baseless, said David Robertson, head of viral genomics and bioinformatics at the University of Glasgow.

Hmmm, as an American medical reporter of long standing, the gold standard for quotes is an American teaching professor of medicine at an accredited U.S. school. I’m sure Prof. Robertson is brilliantly credentialed in his field. It’s just not the first phone call I would make to write a story to sell in the U.S. market.

But undeterred, Newsweek continued on with Prof. Robertson:

"This is just speculative and mischievous nonsense. There's no evidence for either SARS-CoV-2 or monkeypox being generated in a lab.”

Ahem, any medical reporter who has followed the COVID story since Jan. 2020, knows that there is evidence – just not to the liking of this Newsweek reporter.

One of the supposedly less reputable news outlets, NewsPunch, jabbed back at Newsweek in the Comments:

“The lab leak theory for COVID-19 is being taken very seriously by both the U.S. government and the World Health Organization.

"Likewise, multiple scientists are currently asking legitimate questions about the possibility of the monkeypox virus also leaking from a lab.

“I think it would be irresponsible not to report on this possibility, given the fact that outlets such as yours ignored the COVID lab leak in the early days of the pandemic."

But now the capper. A highly respected Israeli scientist was just locked out of his Twitter account for suggesting that the MonkeyPox outbreak is caused by the weakening of the human immune systems caused by mRNA jabs.

Prof. Shmuel Shapira, MD, Director of the Israel Institute for Biological Research from 2013 to 2021, claims that mRNA vaccines caused the MonkeyPox outbreak in the western world.

“Monkeypox cases were rare for years. During the last years, a single case was documented in Israel. It is well established that the mRNA vaccines affect the natural immune system. A monkey pox outbreak following massive COVID vaccination: Is not a coincidence….”

Five days later, after some apparent pushback by the minions of Satan, Prof. Shapira sarcastically tweeted again:
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“Myocarditis, fatal arrhythmias, 20% increase in strokes, facialis, Herpes Zoster, tinnitus (ear ringing), gynecological excessive bleeding, monkey-pox, obscured long term side effects. No worries. Be happy.”

Prof. Shapira is an academic physician not to be dealt with lightly. He is also the founder and head of the Department of Military Medicine of the Hebrew University Faculty of Medicine and IDF Medical Corps. He is a Senior Research Fellow at the International Institute for Counter-Terrorism (ICT) at Reichman University in Israel.

On June 8, 2022, Shapira said:

“I will continue and ask why give an outdated fifth vaccine that does not prevent disease and apparently causes many significant common side effects.”

On July 5, 2022, Shapira discussed compensation for the “son of a 36-year-old Australian friend” who developed “severe ventricular arrhythmias and went into heart failure” only “days after the second Pfizer vaccine”.

“The compensation is automatic by the Australian government. Despite the behavior of their government they admit to the connection and the phrase ‘no connection’ does not appear in their lexicon.”

On July 15, 2022, Shapira shared a chart of COVID rates in Australia’s most populous state, New South Wales, which showed an increased risk of COVID infection with every new dose of the mRNA vaccine:

“According to official data from Australia the more you are injected the more likely you are to get sick as the fourth injection jumps the chance dramatically. According to this study it is … an anti-vaccine, at least according to what I have been taught.”

On July 18, 2022, Shapira said: “

“I am not anti-vaccine, I am anti-stupidity, anti-fake science, and anti-incompetent management.”

And finally, let’s take a look at the CDC’s world map of the MPV outbreak to determine what nation has the most reported cases.

Hmmm, even though the U.S. has not historically reported MPV, in less than one year, it now leads the world in confirmed cases. In fact, the U.S. has 7,509 confirmed cases – 27% of the total to date. Is that what President Trump meant with Make America Great Again?

Notice the small swath of central Africa is the only place with a history of MPV.

Also notice that tiny Iceland and tinier Bermuda have reported cases, as have other small islands in the Caribbean.

Also notice that the only major nation to have zero MonkeyPox is China. Could it be that China has no election coming up in November? The U.S., however, has elections this November.

Perhaps Joe Biden will cancel the upcoming elections for fear of expanding the MonkeyPox outbreak? Or, he could simply prohibit election-day, in-person voting, requiring voting to be done by mail-in ballots or over the internet. Nothing could possibly go wrong!

Thereafter, the Desperado party can only hope and pray for a new electionitis virus to appear in the summer of 2024. You know, the old wash, rinse and repeat gambit. If we don’t have the votes to stop him in Congress, why not?

Oh, just one thing. Is MonkeyPox fatal? Now keep this to yourselves. We wouldn’t want this to be spread around, but according to the CDC in their July 22, 2022 update:

“Monkeypox symptoms are similar to smallpox symptoms, but milder, and monkeypox is rarely fatal.”

So, if MPV can stop an election, well, rain and even snow is rarely fatal, and both are prevalent in early November. However, that would require the weather to cooperate. So, the virus gambit is more reliable, and – truth is – we can always just make more if need be.

Maybe we’ll never get rid of Biden. And when the current Biden becomes too infirmed to speak on TV, perhaps they can just clone a new one for us. Or maybe look-alikes are currently being interviewed for the role. Why not? Better check those ear lobe photos.

Maybe they will just drop calling him Mr. President all together. Beth and I refuse to do so. Heretofore, we can just call him, “The Biden.”

Yes, that’s how bad it’s gotten in the United States of America in the year 2022.

I’m still reporting from just outside the citadel of world freedom. Good day.