Monkeypox dubbed "God's scourge for homosexuals"

Rumors of a new problem, monkeypox is growing in the world. However, if we believe the Western media, it mainly affected the layer of the population, which is not considered the norm in our country, by the way, the disease has already been dubbed the "God's scourge for homosexuals". On the whole, the story of the sudden outbreak of monkeypox is becoming more and more bizarre.

It is announced that an outbreak of the disease was reported almost simultaneously in England and Belgium. In both cases the infections took place in some sordid dens, and it was precisely homosexuals, who were exposed to them. After that, the disease began to slowly spread across Europe, and soon it was discovered outside the Old World: more than 200 people are known to have been infected today. 

In the meantime, circumstances began to emerge that made it necessary to take a closer look at this story. It turned out that last November, NTI Corporation in cooperation with the Munich Security Conference conducted exercises. In the course of the exercise, they worked out measures to combat monkeypox, an outbreak of which was scheduled for May 2022. 

In addition to this story, information surfaced about the Canadian Ministry of Health tender. In April, the agency in question suddenly decided to purchase 500,000 doses of smallpox vaccine.  But Canada abolished compulsory smallpox vaccination in 1972, that is, 50 years ago. Why is the sudden interest in a supposedly long-forgotten disease, an interest that resurrected before smallpox was even mentioned in the newspapers again? 

Incidentally, in Canada, this vaccination has already been made compulsory. In general, there are many coincidences, all of which seem to be far from coincidental. This raises reasonable questions. Are the pandemic and the panic associated with it artificial? Was monkeypox bred in a test tube to be released? 

Judging by what has become known about the work in Ukrainian-American laboratories, military biologists know neither fear nor shame. Incidentally, monkeypox, until recently, was considered non-hazardous and not particularly contagious.

And those over 45 face no threat at all: in the USSR, smallpox was inoculated until 1980, and that vaccination perfectly protects against the monkey variant.