Monkey pox

[FLS]

I hope you get the fact that there is a HUGE difference between monkeypox and AIDS. ...

One similarity is how you're most likely to acquire it. The standard monkey pox isn't in play. This is a variant that so far targets young gay men (who apparently aren't worrying about aids either,) if we can believe the news reports.

[nrshida]

I mean, what in the world is going on?. How is the spreading?

Viruses want to live happy lives too. Crossing a species-barrier into a domain where there are so many hosts, packed so tightly together, travelling globally so freely, so well fed and so out of touch with nature is a business opportunity not to be ignored!

This is a variant that so far targets young gay men (who apparently aren't worrying about aids either,) if we can believe the news reports.

 

[guncrasher]

Well, it became an epidemic. Just saying.

The monkeypox supposedly can spread though sexual contact, which is the novel part of this one, but it will also spread through bites, scratches, contact with bodily fluids, and sneezing. So it has the potential to be pretty bad if it's spreading like it is.

anything can be passed thru sexual contact, back in the 80's i got a bad cold that turned into pneumonia from having sex with what became the mother of my children.  I was in the hospital for 5 days.  sex didnt give me pneumonia, it was the bad cold and 2 21 year old horny kids that did it.

monkey pox is not only passed thru sex, it's passed thru droplets, like you said.  said it passed thru sex, while true  it doesnt mean it's the only way or the main way.  anymore than aids is only passed thru sex, back then, it was passed thru blood transfusions or contact with blood from somebody that was positive.  lots of first responders got hiv by coming in contact with somebody that was positive and bleeding. 

[zack1234]

I've done a little bit more reading about it and the most common way that monkey pox is transmitted is by inhaling large droplets from people's breath or coughs or sneezes. It's just that it's not very transmissible to humans at this point that we know of. If it becomes more transmissible then it's going to be another roadkill lockdown scenario.

I have done no research about said pox.

I have rash after visiting Shida in Amstadam.

I have a bottle of mouse milk and  will be cured shortly

[nrshida]

I have rash after visiting Shida in Amstadam.

That's because we were in Artis Zoo and not the red light district. I tried to tell you but you've clearly been sniffing too much Castrol R.

[zack1234]

STP is my confirmed choice if depravity

[Eagler]

Best leave the monkeys alone...

They are a cheap date for a reason...

Eagler

[FLS]

From MSN, the right wing conspiracy site.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/medical/monkeypox-outbreak-prompts-who-to-explore-sexual-contact-theory-adviser/ar-AAXzRZ9?ocid=uxbndlbing

[Eagler]

Sheep Pox is what we need to be concerned about here

Eagler

[morfiend]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuXhbk5gXgM

[zack1234]

So homosexulets originated in San Fransico?

Where do the monkeys fit in?

[nrshida]

Where do the monkeys fit in?

Do you require a diagram?

[guncrasher]

So homosexulets originated in San Fransico?

Where do the monkeys fit in?

no that started in a club called macaroni in your home town. look it up is true.

[DmonSlyr]

There are sometimes coincidences, where global organizations tabletop exercise a scenario that ends up in part happening.

Such as this from the NTI conference in March, 2021, where the game scenario starts with Monkeypox outbreak in May, 2022:

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https://www.nti.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/NTI_Paper_BIO-TTX_Final.pdf#page=12

Or Event 201, in October, 2019, by Johns Hopkins, World Economic Forum, and Gates Foundation:

"Event 201 simulates an outbreak of a novel zoonotic coronavirus transmitted from bats to pigs to people that eventually becomes efficiently transmissible from person to person, leading to a severe pandemic. The pathogen and the disease it causes are modeled largely on SARS, but it is more transmissible in the community setting by people with mild symptoms."

https://www.centerforhealthsecurity.org/event201/scenario.html

Wooahh wooah wooahh, wouldnt want anyone to get too suspicious or ask too many questions about how he predicted all of this, along with Event 201.

[Volron]

Sheep Pox is what we need to be concerned about here

Eagler