[TooCoolForSchool]

Monkeypox is spreading globally, just a little while after Bill Gates warned about a pox epidemic taking the world by surprise.

Two severe global pandemics in just a handful of years..

What are the odds of that?

There is something sinister going on here.

Anyway, get ready for more lockdowns and medical tyranny.

[SoulHarvester]

More lockdowns will only lead to more civil unrest the message is loud and clear people want to die amongst their daily routines.

[The Pact]

Monkeypox is spreading globally, just a little while after Bill Gates warned about a pox epidemic taking the world by surprise.

Two severe global pandemics in just a handful of years..

What are the odds of that?

There is something sinister going on here.

Anyway, get ready for more lockdowns and medical tyranny.

Well I gather the admins here don't agree with this hypothesis, but one hypothesis is that climate change is forcing more animal species to move from their natural habitats, to more populated (by humans) areas, and causing more animal to human spread of disease, and that this is why some of the billionaire "elites" have been trying to warn more people about this problem. The predictions were probably made by scientists not the "elites" but the elites spread the world seeing as they had money to do something about it while the rest of us can only read something like that.....and fuck all we can do.

Anyway I'm just stating what one hypothesis is.

[Dredd]

More lockdowns will only lead to more civil unrest the message is loud and clear people want to die amongst their daily routines.

Or let nature take its course, in all mammals on this planet the weak and inferior die while the strong live to reproduce. Welcome to the cycle of life.....

You can't play God and save everyone, someone's gotta die to clear space for the next cunt to be born.

[SoulHarvester]

I just saw the earthquake part damn I honestly would die considering I spend a lot of time in unstable ground miles beneath California frequently. Dredd I agree and that's why I said what I said. I truly believe your statement and most would utter its a callous perspective.

[2xTheTap115]

Monkeypox is spreading globally, just a little while after Bill Gates warned about a pox epidemic taking the world by surprise.

Two severe global pandemics in just a handful of years..

What are the odds of that?

There is something sinister going on here.

Anyway, get ready for more lockdowns and medical tyranny.

I am not a fan of conspiracy theories, but I have to admit you are right that the chances of two epidemics in a relatively short time are low.
However, this does not allow to state unequivocally that this someone's deliberate action is also not a proof that speculation is confirmed.
The existence of the probability theory cannot be ruled out in this situation, despite the negligible chances of its occurrence. In such a case, speculation remains speculation, and I think that on the basis of such a set of information it is impossible to draw a proper conclusion.

[TooCoolForSchool]

Maybe these epidemics would stop if somebody put Bill Gates in prison for the rest of his life for acts of biological terrorism, genocide, and crimes against humanity.

[SoulHarvester]

Maybe these epidemics would stop if somebody put Bill Gates in prison for the rest of his life for acts of biological terrorism, genocide, and crimes against humanity.

Well funny you say that but... money.

[Nullusia]

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

Looks like I’m immune thank god

[.eXe]

Monkeypox is spreading globally, just a little while after Bill Gates warned about a pox epidemic taking the world by surprise.

Two severe global pandemics in just a handful of years..

What are the odds of that?

There is something sinister going on here.

Anyway, get ready for more lockdowns and medical tyranny.

Odds are low. As such, Monkeypox isn't even at epidemic levels, let alone pandemic. This is just silly.

Perhaps go back to school, rather than thinking you're too cool for it.

[The Pact]

Odds are low. As such, Monkeypox isn't even at epidemic levels, let alone pandemic. This is just silly.

Perhaps go back to school, rather than thinking you're too cool for it.

It's also less contagious that Covid19. A lot of people just don't get that Covid was insanely contagious and that's what the fuss was about not "the death rate". Even though I personally have had two relatives die of Covid because I have a lot of family in New York.

[.eXe]

It's also less contagious that Covid19. A lot of people just don't get that Covid was insanely contagious and that's what the fuss was about not "the death rate". Even though I personally have had two relatives die of Covid because I have a lot of family in New York.

I'd also like to point out, that Monkeypox first made the news in the UK in 2018... Yeah if it hasn't destroyed the world in 4 years, I don't think it will now.

[The Pact]

I'd also like to point out, that Monkeypox first made the news in the UK in 2018... Yeah if it hasn't destroyed the world in 4 years, I don't think it will now.

LOL I actually did not know that. Maybe it's being used for clickbait. Although apparently it's suddenly in a lot of countries it didn't used to be in.

[Jake Johnson]

I'm in the US and personally, I feel like the media is just doing their usual thing and spreading fear porn right now regarding Monkeypox. I heard a doctor speaking the other day on this topic and she said she doesn't see Monkeypox becoming a widespread issue where the media needs to create panic. I'm pretty sure in the US we only have a couple of confirmed cases and yet the mainstream media is already blowing it out of proportion in my opinion. Sure they can share the information but they don't need to do it in ways that promote fear in people. I have seen some media reports where they literally question if we will need to do shutdowns again because of monkeypox...

[TooCoolForSchool]

Fortunately Monkeypox does not spread very easily.

Like Ebola, it is only contracted through direct physical contact with an infected person, and with infected body fluids.

According to what I've read, this particular strain is very mild and has a death rate of less than 1%