The #MonkeyPox scenario from 2021. Coincidence?

Twitter ^ | 11:39 AM · May 20, 2022 | Kim Dotcom

[delchiante]

Maybe you should ask Fauci for $$$ for carrying his water

[discostu]

Not carrying anything. Just pointing out plainly obvious facts.

Let me give you the first clue to dismiss 99% of all conspiracy nonsense:
If the conspiracy would require the conspirators to be both brilliant AND idiots it’s crap.

In this case our conspirators would have to have figured out a way to weaponize monkeypox, and illness that’s not terrible contagious, not often fatal, and is mostly just kinda gross. Freaking brilliant.
BUT they also put it on their own website a year ago, and STILL have it up there. Complete idiots.

So no. It didn’t happen. There is no conspiracy. File this under “feces occurs”, rando think tank accidentally got one right.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

The “conspiracy theory” smear is the last refuge of the clueless clown.

https://humanevents.com/2022/04/11/7-covid-conspiracy-theories-that-came-true/

[delchiante]

Mid term election monkey pox monkey business is what I’m discusing.
After Covid Plandemic 2020 Stolen election mule business..

The world, its govts, its White Coats, get zero benefit of the doubt.

But you be you

[discostu]

Oh you’re back to insults. Well so much for progress. We’re done. Playoff hockey is on, you are no longer the entertaining enough. Bye moron.

[delchiante]

Good luck with the vaxx and the perpetual boosters..

Watch your butt and your ballot in November

[E. Pluribus Unum]

You started this thread off with an insult. Hypocrisy much?

[StAnDeliver]

Kim Dotcom clickbait. If it was weaponized, how come the Ground Zero cluster of 80,000 at a Pride festival in Gran Canaria, has yielded exactly 50 Spainards, 3 Italians, 2 Gran Canarians and an infected partridge in a pear tree.

0.06%.

COVID is a serial killer compared to 0.06%.

You Putlims would be safer in East Ukraine L.O.F.L.

[StAnDeliver]

Pride festival in Gran Canaria - which was attended by 80,000 people - is linked to Spanish monkeypox outbreak

"The Gran Canarian pride festival attended by 80,000 from Britain and across Europe is being investigated after being linked to numerous monkeypox cases in Madrid, Italy and Tenerife.

Held between May 5 and May 15, Maspalomas Pride attracts visitors from across the continent."

Among the 30 or so diagnosed in Madrid, there are several who attended the event, although it is not yet possible to know if one of them is patient zero of this outbreak or if they all got infected there,' a health source told El País.

There are two suspected cases in men in the Canary Islands, one with links to the LGBT+ festival.

The development came after it emerged Spanish authorities are also investigating confirmed cases of monkeypox that have been linked to a 'sauna' - which in Spain is used to describe establishments popular with gay men looking for sex rather than just a bathhouse.

The disease, which was first found in monkeys, can be transmitted from person to person through close physical contact - as well as sexual intercourse - and is caused by the monkeypox virus.

The UK Health Security Agency has said a notable proportion of recent cases in Britain and Europe have been found in gay and bisexual men.

'In terms of the infection and its consequences for individuals, I'm not that concerned,' Dr. Dewsnap, president of the British Association for Sexual Health and HIV, later told BBC Radio 4.

'But I am concerned about our ability to maintain good sexual health services and access for everyone while still managing this new infection.'

Professor Sir Peter Horby, director of the Pandemic Sciences Institute at Oxford University, said 'It would appear that there is some element of sexual transmission perhaps with just the very close contact between people and the skin lesions, because a large proportion of the current cases are being detected in gay and bisexual men.'

Monkeypox is a usually mild infection, with symptoms including fever, headaches and a distinctive bumpy rash.

Spain is assessing different therapeutic options, such as antivirals and vaccines, but so far all cases have mild symptoms and therefore no specific ad hoc treatment has been necessary, Spanish Health minister Carolina Darias told reporters on Friday."

[Shady]

Nope, I know the WNEP crew, this happened and the woman got sick, but that was the end of the story..

[WoofDog123]

i am not sure this is worth replying to.

if you aren’t doing enough research to actually follow people posting the sequencing and comparison data, you don’t want to know.

[CatHerd]

Alex Jones, Steve Kirsch, et al, are not virologsts. Why should I follow them? Jones started making ignorant assertions right off the bat about history of outbreaks, so apparently he does not do even cursory research before writing:

https://freerepublic.com/focus/chat/4065333/posts?page=56#56

Nope, I prefer real virologists:

https://virological.org/t/belgian-case-of-monkeypox-virus-linked-to-outbreak-in-portugal/801

https://virological.org/t/first-draft-genome-sequence-of-monkeypox-virus-associated-with-the-suspected-multi-country-outbreak-may-2022-confirmed-case-in-portugal/799

https://virological.org/t/discussion-of-on-going-mpxv-genome-sequencing/802

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/nuccore/ON563414

I’m sticking with:

“Very early genetic analysis suggests the current cases are very closely related to forms of the virus seen in 2018 and 2019. It is too early to be sure, but for now there is no evidence this is a new mutant variant at play.”

What research have you done? What links can you offer?