We’re not witnessing an outbreak of monkeypox across first-world countries, but the consequences of the damage that has been caused to immune systems by the Covid-19 vaccines.
This is not true. Thousands of monkeypox infections have been confirmed in laboratories, and the Covid-19 vaccines have not caused widespread immune damage.
An article on the Exposé website, which has published misinformation about Covid-19 many times before, falsely claims that recent cases of monkeypox are in fact other diseases caused by the Covid-19 vaccines.
This is not true, and the Exposé’s explanation is flawed. Thousands of monkeypox cases in the UK have been confirmed using PCR tests that showed the presence of a monkeypox infection.
The article’s headline says: “Official Government Documents indicate Authorities are using Monkeypox to cover up the fact the COVID-19 Vaccines cause Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome”. Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome is better known as AIDS.
It goes on to say that “evidence suggests we’re not witnessing an outbreak of monkeypox across first-world countries at all. Instead, we’re witnessing the consequences of the damage that has been caused to immune systems by the Covid-19 injections in the very same first-world countries, and authorities are rushing to cover it up.”
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