Monkeypox

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Belgium lockdown now.

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Two dozen experts met at the Chatham House think tank’s headquarters in London in June 2019, including academics from the University of Cambridge, UCL and the London School of Tropical Hygiene and Medicine, as well as experts from the Ministry of Defence and Public Health England (now the UK Health Security Agency, or UKHSA).

At the impromptu seminar they discussed how monkeypox may “fill the ecological niche” left behind by smallpox — which was eradicated in 1980 — and that there is a need to develop “new generation vaccines and treatments”.

Alongside the elite British minds, which featured distinguished professors and SAGE advisers, were industry figures and international experts from four other nations, and the illustrious guestlist made up an “ad hoc and unofficial group of interested experts”.

The academics wrote their conclusions in a paper, published in 2020 in the journal Vaccine, and warned that fewer than one in three people are now protected against smallpox, and by association, monkeypox, as Britain's vaccination programmes were stopped in 1971. As a result, the population immunity against all pox viruses has dwindled to a diminutive level.

www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2022/05/22/bri ... -smallpox/

[rachel]

[rachel]

Smallpox, Money Pox and The Vaccines They Will Try to Frighten You into Getting
https://expose-news.com/2022/05/29/smal ... -vaccines/

The WHO released a clever statement to introduce the idea of mass money pox vaccination to the public:

The World Health Organization (WHO) maintains that the growing monkeypox outbreak remains “containable,” and that there’s no immediate need for mass vaccination against the orthopoxvirus; since May 7, a total of 131 confirmed cases and 106 suspected cases have been reported in countries where it usually does not spread. (Reuters)

No immediate need. Let that statement ferment in your unconscious. It seems like a benign sentence, but implicit in it is the idea that soon there may well be a need to mass vaccinate the population against money pox, a disease that has never before spread due to casual contact....


....1. If there is a money pox vaccine (and FDA has apparently approved one that the army helped develop) it has not been tested for efficacy, because there have not been enough human cases to do so.

Efficacy testing requires that you vaccinate people and then see how many cases of the disease occur in the vaccinated versus the placebo group. If you were able to vaccinate a million people but disease frequency was such that you couldn’t even get a handful of cases occurring, you cannot perform an efficacy test.

Instead, in order to get vaccines approved or authorised, antibody tests are done that are claimed to demonstrate the presence of immunity. But oft times (as in the Covid or anthrax vaccines) the antibody that is selected for this purpose may not be a reliable indicator of immunity…as admitted at the booster VRBPAC meeting by FDA staff and committee members.

2. The smallpox vaccine is said to be 85% effective against monkeypox…but without many human monkeypox cases, that 85% number cannot possibly have been established.

3. The smallpox vaccine causes a huge number of myocarditis cases and other known cardiac problems, making it almost certainly more dangerous than the risk of getting monkeypox. One in 220 recipients developed an obvious case of myocarditis in a US military study published in 2015, and one in 30 got a subclinical case.

Why would ANYONE take such a high risk of cardiac damage to avoid a minuscule risk of money pox? Only because they were misinformed.

4. Smallpox vaccine, when used routinely in babies, was considered the most dangerous vaccine available. It led to the deaths of several people per million administrations. ....

[rachel]

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[rachel]

They are really going for democide.

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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/arti ... ACIST.html

World Health Organization will rename monkeypox because 'it's RACIST and discriminatory towards Africa'

• Monkeypox has 2 officially recognised types, West African and Central African
• Scientists argue linking the disease to these regions is racist and discriminatory
• They say current international outbreak is should instead be called hMPXVB.1
• WHO guidelines advise against linking viruses to regions to prevent backlash

Monkeypox will be renamed following calls for a new 'non-discriminatory and non-stigmatising' term, it emerged today.

The World Health Organization (WHO) promised a new name for the rash-causing virus, endemic to Africa, would be announced 'as soon as possible'.

As well as renaming the actual pathogen itself, strains will likely be lettered, such as A or B, to remove any mention of the parts of Africa where they were first spotted.

Over 30 researchers last week signed a position paper stating there was an 'urgent need' to change its name given the current outbreak, which has mainly struck gay and bisexual men.

Clearly they don't like the monkeypox memes.

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[rachel]

Looks like they've officially kicked Ukraine into the long grass for a while...

The monkeypox outbreak has been declared a global health emergency by the World Health Organization.

The classification is the highest alert that the WHO can issue and follows a worldwide upsurge in cases.

It came at the end of the second meeting of the WHO's emergency committee on the virus.

More than 16,000 cases have now been reported from 75 countries, said WHO director general Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus.

There had been five deaths so far as a result of the outbreak, he added.

There are only two other such health emergencies at present - the coronavirus pandemic and the continuing effort to eradicate polio.

Dr Tedros said the emergency committee had been unable to reach a consensus on whether the monkeypox outbreak should be classified as a global health emergency.

"Will we lose everyone on this bullshit?" he asked.