Monkeypox

Monkeypox — a virus which is transmitted between humans and monkeys —has become the newest pathogen of discussion among global health institutions such as the World Health Organization (WHO). The organization’s Director General, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, warned that the Monkeypox virus has been spreading to hosts undetected throughout the world. The World Health organization (WHO) designated Dr. Rosamund Lewis, as their official Monkeypox Czar who conducted an assessment confirming that more than thirty countries had documented outbreaks within their population. In summary, Dr. Lewis concluded that it “may be too late” to stop the spread of the viral contagion, citing concerns over a global outbreak. This will likely mean that our species could soon experience more lockdowns, social distancing, and experimental injections.

For now, the World Health Organization is not recommending vaccines. Similar to Dr. Fauci’s booster philosophy, the WHO is building demand through exclusivity of …