No sooner had the COVID-19 ‘pandemic’ subsided than, in 2022, the monkeypox ‘pandemic’ came into view,
global health officials waving graphs, emergency declarations and,
inevitably, vaccine contracts. The parallels with early 2020 were so
obvious that they hardly needed repeating: ‘outbreaks’, ‘containment’, isolation periods, R values, variants (in breaking news, the WHO has reported a new recombinant variant of monkeypox:
one case in the UK and one in India, but fears there may be more
unreported cases, naturally), and the sense that the public must be
coached, firmly, into behaving as if a handful of cases were the opening
credits of the next apocalypse....<<<
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