How about “zero” chance? Is that too high?
What if monkeypox is not, in fact, a naturally occurring virus but merely the next phase of a relentless war on individual freedom and the basic institutions of modern civilization?
Bill Gates’ prediction that the world would face an unexpected smallpox outbreak is miraculously unfolding. Should we be surprised?
I know I’m not. Here’s the money quote that was delivered by Gates 6 months before the first case was recorded.
“It’ll take probably about a billion a year for a pandemic Task Force at the WHO level, which is doing the surveillance and actually doing what I call ‘germ games’ where you practice… You say, OK, what if a bioterrorist brought smallpox to 10 airports? You know, how would the world respond to that?” Bill Gates, Sky News, 6 November 2021
One can only marvel at Gates’ extraordinary powers of perception. He’s like some kind of Software Soothsayer able to divine the future from the entrails of animals. Is that it, or does he have a crystal ball tucked away somewhere in the bowels of his Lake Washington mansion? Whatever it is, it’s truly astonishing. Here’s more from the World Socialist Web Site:
An unprecedented outbreak of monkeypox virus has officially spread to 10 countries outside of Africa, with 107 confirmed or suspected cases reported as of this writing, in the United Kingdom (9 cases), Portugal (34), Spain (32), France (1), Belgium (2), Sweden (1), Italy (3), Canada (22), the United States (2), and Australia (1).
Much remains unknown about what is causing the outbreak, which is the most geographically dispersed and rapidly spreading monkeypox outbreak since the virus was first discovered in 1958. In the coming days and weeks, more data and scientific understanding will emerge, but already there is profound concern within the scientific community and among the public, which has found wide expression on social media.Over 100 monkeypox infections detected in 10 countries as unprecedented outbreak spreads globally, World Socialist Web Site, 19 May 2022
Repeat: The most “rapidly spreading monkeypox outbreak since the virus was first discovered in 1958.”
I wonder if that “rapidly spreading” part has something to do with the way that researchers have been tweaking the gain-of-function of these unique pathogens in order to make them more contagious and more lethal? Is that what’s going on?
We’ll probably never know....<<<Read More>>>....
