The approaching 12 Monkeys Monkeypox Pandemic is revealed to be a secret Russia Russia Russia bioweapon (says a UN whistleblower).

It might just be almost as dangerous and frightening as Saddam Hussein's camelpox bioweapon says the UN whistleblower.

https://newspunch.com/un-whistleblower-monkeypox-is-a-bioweapon/

The Soviets decided they did not want to work with smallpox by the late 1980’s “and there was significant discussion of the possible use of monkeypox as a biological weapon instead of smallpox,” Ken Alibek, who was former deputy chief of the Soviet biological weapons program told UPI.

Iraq is one of the rogue states that may have obtained access to monkeypox. “We’ve never ever gotten to the bottom of their involvement with camelpox, whether they were really trying to weaponize it or it was a façade for working with smallpox or monkeypox,” said the former U.N. inspector, who was a member of the team that went into Iraq.

Monkeypox Origins

Monkeypox is first identified in 1958 by a Preben von Magnus in Copenhagen, who had made an interesting statement about biological weapons. Wikki: "Von Magnus represented Denmark at the 1959 Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs where he explained that respiratory viruses such as influenza and the common cold were unsuitable as biological weapons.

It is notable that monkey pox was first "discovered" in macaque monkeys, which have been commonly used in medical experiments. Macque monkeys are native to Southeast Asia.

In 1968, the WHO reported that it was not infrequent to observe outbreaks of suspected smallpox and monkeypox in laboratory monkeys at more than twenty-five biological institutions (including around the world and that further research was warranted to assess susceptibity in humans.

During this 10 year period, a review of the cases was prepared that said The absence of human infections in the various outbreaks of monkeypox suggests that man may be comparatively insusceptible to this virus.

It was not until 1970, more than ten years after von Magnus identified the virus, that monkeypox was first identified in humans in the Democratic Republic of Congo. This was after it had been studied in "research labs" throughout Europe and in the US for more than 10 years.

http://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/handle/10665/266595/PMC2554549.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y

>>16313293

I don't believe anything with a 33 attached to it. Especially sob stories.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/german-producer-prices-in-april-posted-highest-increase-on-record-271653032416

>>16313293

John Belushi died at 33.