There is much speculation about the “monkeypox” outbreak, of which cases have been reported around the world. As we hear increased stories of children coming down with this virus, we have some questions.
According to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), “The risk of children getting infected with monkeypox virus is low. Monkeypox can spread to anyone through close, personal, often skin-to-skin contact and not through casual contact (ie, in school, child care settings). Risk of infection is more likely for household members and other close contacts of an infected person.
As of August 21st, 17 pediatric cases have been reported in children 0-15 years old and 134 cases have been reported in adolescents/young adults 16 to 20 years old in the United States. The highest proportion of cases by race and ethnicity have been reported in people who are American Indian/ Alaska Native (30.6%), Hispanic or Latino (31.8%) and Black or African American (33.2%).”
Minority children are being hit the hardest by this outbreak, though the AAP says the symptoms in children are mild: “Rash is the most common monkeypox symptom, and it can look similar to rashes seen more commonly in children, including rashes caused by chickenpox, herpes, allergic skin rashes and hand, foot, and mouth disease.”
This is interesting, because one of the vaccine side effects listed in the Pfizer declassified documents is Shingles, or Herpes Zoster, a virus that attacks those who have previously had chicken pox. If you have had chicken pox, the Herpes Zoster virus lives in your body.
The fact checkers are screaming from the rooftops that, “MonkeyPox is Definitely Not Shingles!”
Whenever the fact checkers so adamantly deny something, you have to start suspecting that it’s true. That’s because they have zero credibility remaining after lying to us for so many years.
“No evidence of” from fact checkers generally means, “We haven’t investigated this so we have seen no evidence of...” It’s just a lie by omission, but they don’t care. They lie outright when it suits them.
Because of that fact, we cannot trust these narrative enforcers, er, “fact checkers.” We must use our critical thinking to understand what is happening. There is enough information and evidence in the public sphere to ask some straightforward questions about this outbreak.
Are these children having intimate, skin-to-skin contact with people infected with monkeypox?
Do these children have shingles?
If they have shingles, did they previously have chicken pox?
Do kids still get chicken pox? Aren’t they all vaccinated against chicken pox?
Are children who got the chicken pox vaccine coming down with shingles and being diagnosed with monkeypox?
To be clear, we don’t know. And we will probably never know because Big Pharma, Big Media, and Big Government are actively covering up the truth.
DEMAND FOR REMEDY: Investigate the origins of the monkeypox outbreak as a potential vaccine side effect. Then prosecute everyone – government, medical, media – who lied about it.
Fax Congress today and demand answers, today!
Here is today’s letter to Congress.
ATTENTION CONGRESS:
It’s becoming more likely that the monkeypox outbreak is actually a vaccine side effect. Are you going to do something about that or, like everyone else “in charge” are you going to cover it up and enforce the narrative?
According to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), “The risk of children getting infected with monkeypox virus is low. Monkeypox can spread to anyone through close, personal, often skin-to-skin contact and not through casual contact (ie, in school, child care settings). Risk of infection is more likely for household members and other close contacts of an infected person.
As of August 21st, 17 pediatric cases have been reported in children 0-15 years old and 134 cases have been reported in adolescents/young adults 16 to 20 years old in the United States. The highest proportion of cases by race and ethnicity have been reported in people who are American Indian/ Alaska Native (30.6%), Hispanic or Latino (31.8%) and Black or African American (33.2%).”
Minority children are being hit the hardest by this outbreak, though the AAP says the symptoms in children are mild: “Rash is the most common monkeypox symptom, and it can look similar to rashes seen more commonly in children, including rashes caused by chickenpox, herpes, allergic skin rashes and hand, foot, and mouth disease.”
The fact checkers are screaming from the rooftops that, “MonkeyPox is Definitely Not Shingles!”
Whenever the fact checkers so adamantly deny something, we have to start suspecting that it’s true. That’s because they have zero credibility remaining after lying to the American people for so many years.
“No evidence of” from fact checkers generally means, “We haven’t investigated this so we have seen no evidence of...” It’s just a lie by omission, but you all don’t care. You lie outright when it suits you.
We don’t trust your official narrative, and there is enough information and evidence in the public sphere to ask some straightforward questions about this outbreak.
Are these children having intimate, skin-to-skin contact with people infected with monkeypox?
Do these children have shingles?
If they have shingles, did they previously have chicken pox?
Do kids still get chicken pox? Aren’t they all vaccinated against chicken pox?
Are children who got the chicken pox vaccine coming down with shingles and being diagnosed with monkeypox?
To be clear, we don’t know. And we will probably never know because Big Pharma, Big Media, and Big Government are actively covering up the truth.
DEMAND FOR REMEDY: Investigate the origins of the monkeypox outbreak as a potential vaccine side effect. Then prosecute everyone – government, medical, media – who lied about it.
Remember your oath.
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