The alleged monkeypox outbreaks across Europe, the USA and Australia are intended to rile the public into another fear-fueled frenzy in order to justify the World Health Organization’s takeover of public health globally, and usher in the reviled health passports alongside every digital surveillance mechanism that comes with them.
Despite the extremely low fatality rate and the fact that monkeypox primarily affects a specific demographic, the media coverage has been breathless and relentless — echoing the early days of COVID coverage that preceded lockdowns, mandates, and the suspension of civil liberties worldwide.
The pattern is unmistakable: identify a virus, amplify fear through media coverage, declare an emergency, and then introduce “temporary” measures that permanently expand state power.
The WHO’s proposed pandemic treaty would give the organization unprecedented authority to declare pandemics, mandate responses, and override national sovereignty in health matters. Monkeypox may be the vehicle used to justify its implementation.
As with COVID, independent medical professionals are being censored when they question the official narrative. The playbook is the same because it worked before.