No Evidence Behind Monkeypox Virus Existence: Questioning the Motives Behind the Vaccine Push

Newly unsealed documents from the FDA, obtained through a FOIA request, reveal that the agency has no scientific evidence proving the existence of the “monkeypox virus.” Despite this, the FDA has approved vaccines and diagnostics for the virus, which some critics claim is part of a fearmongering campaign. Renowned German doctor Wolfgang Wodarg argues that the monkeypox “outbreak” is a hoax, suggesting the symptoms are side effects of COVID-19 vaccines, and accuses globalists of using this to profit from unnecessary treatments and tests.

Editor’s Note: It appears that fear is once again being used as a tool to drive public behavior, much like what we saw with COVID-19. When fear dominates, it opens the door for pharmaceutical companies and governments to capitalize on the situation, whether through selling vaccines or implementing policies that might not have been accepted otherwise. The consequences of fear-driven actions include not only potential health side effects but also rapid and often unsettling changes in society. [See also: Pharma Profits Surge Amid Renewed Mpox Panic: Are We Repeating History?, The Rush to Vaccinate Low-Risk Teens Against Mpox, Dr Robert Malone: Monkeypox As Weapon of Psychological Warfare]

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