Louize Small

Jun 22, 202210 min read

The Monkey in the Room

Black and white image of three monkeys in front of a white tiled background. One covers ears, one covers eyes, one covers mouth, to suggest they're not listening, seeing, or speaking. The image is overlaid with red pox splatters.

The pathogen Olympics continue apace as monkeypox leaps continents to infect ‘men who have sex with men’.

Cases have been ‘confirmed’ by PCR tests, which is as scientifically meaningless as the covid case rate. Are these false positives, too?

Monkeypox was first discovered in 1958 when outbreaks of a pox-like disease occurred in colonies of monkeys kept for research.

The first human case was recorded in 1970 during a widespread smallpox vaccination campaign in the Democratic Republic of Congo — two years after the country officially declared its last case of smallpox and just months before the United States Public Health Service recommended cessation of smallpox immunisation programs.

Smallpox may have ‘disappeared’ in 1980 but clinically identical monkeypox has been circulating ever since, making its U.K. debut in 2018.

The WHO says that ‘reducing contacts with and reliance on wildlife will enhance disease prevention efforts for zoonoses that affect wildlife, including monkeypox.’

Will we see access to and enjoyment of animals restricted? Will huge chunks of countryside be out of bounds, with animals slaughtered and pets discouraged as a result of this ‘advice’?

And what exactly is ‘reducing reliance on wildlife’?

The U.K. government is offering smallpox vaccines to ‘higher risk’ contacts (the most vulnerable to adverse reactions) and has ordered 20,000 doses of Imvanex. Here the smallpox vaccination sounds like a toxic deadly weapon and this information (from the FDA) states that Imvanex (Jynneox) has not been assessed for mutagenicity, carcinogenicity, or male reproductive impairment.

Could off-label use of a potentially dangerous vaccine inadvertently turn an unpleasant (but mostly harmless) skin rash into something far worse?

According to this government document, the smallpox vaccine (now touted as ‘the monkeypox vaccine’) was ‘used in the UK in response to previous incidents’.

There are numerous reports of ‘generalised vaccinia’ and eczema vaccinatum after smallpox vaccination— the symptoms of which look and sound very much like smallpox.

Cases of smallpox rose after vaccination; do we really want to poke a sleeping beast?

What if the pox is vaccine-induced?

There are verified reports of horrific skin conditions (1,2,3) following covid-19 vaccination (along with myriad other complications), yet the jab rolls on…

Vaccine-induced illnesses are not new. Immune thrombocytopenic purpura appeared after the measles/mumps/rubella vaccine; encephalitis and myopericarditis after smallpox vaccination; and Guillain-Barré syndrome after the swine flu vaccine.

The ‘swine flu’ of 1976 originated in Fort Dix military base in New Jersey; a vaccination campaign there resulted in an outbreak of Guillain Barré syndrome.

TheSpanish Flu began in Fort Riley, Kansas, following a meningitis vaccine trial conducted by a man named Gates.

Soldiers have been subject to vaccination requirements for a long time (beginning with crude smallpox inoculation) but the first modern vaccines were used in WWI and the damage was immediate and lasting.

This study links vaccination to Gulf War Syndrome.

Military vaccinations caused 50,000 cases of hepatitis B during WWII and Vietnam War veterans claim they contracted hepatitis C through compulsory shots.

In January this year the Rio Times published a study linking covid mRNA jabs to hepatitis and in April ‘acute hepatitis of unknown aetiology’ appeared in children in Scotland. That same month the U.K. government acknowledged an increase in hepatitis in children.

We thought we’d eradicated polio until it started showing up again as philanthropic health campaigns began in ‘developing’ countries.

The World Health Organization admitted that a vaccination program caused a polio outbreak in Chad and there have been many more incidents of vaccine-related disease and death in the past few decades.

Polio outbreaks have occurred in India, Africa, and Asia (1, 2, 3, 4).

Today, there are more children being paralysed by vaccines than by viruses.

Nepal introduced the typhoid vaccine to their childhood immunisation schedule in April this year and children suffered neurological damage and muscle weakness as a result.

Authorities called it Guillain-Barré syndrome (GBS).

GBS is an inflammation of the nerves that usually starts with respiratory or gastrointestinal infection. It can lead to numbness, weakness, and pain, usually in the feet, hands, and limbs. In addition to weak limbs, respiratory muscles can weaken to the point that the person needs help to breathe.

Sound like anything else?

GBS was first known as Landry’s Ascending Paralysis, which was considered a type of polio by physicians in the early 1900s. It became known by its current name in 1916 after Guillain, Barré, and Strohl conducted extensive studies on soldiers with peripheral neuropathy in WWI.

Studies link GBS with vaccines for rabies, hepatitis A and B, and meningococcus. Emerging evidence indicates that Guillain Barré syndrome could occur following COVID-19 vaccination (1, 2, 3, 4).

Is vaccine injury being disguised with fancy new names?

From 1955 to 1963, an estimated 10-30% of polio vaccines administered in the U.S. were contaminated with simian virus 40 (SV40). The virus is said to have come from monkey kidney cell cultures used to make polio vaccines and was later found to cause cancer.

Approximately 90% of children and 60% of adults in the USA were inoculated for polio with solutions containing carcinogenic agents.

The SV40 virus is associated with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, mesothelioma, and brain, bone, and other cancers in humans.

Cancer was unheard of in children before immunisation but in the 1960s, stories of children fighting cancer started to feature with increasing frequency in the press.

Formaldehyde, another known carcinogen, was used in polio (and other) vaccines to weaken the virus — but it is a dangerous genotoxin with links to leukaemia that has the potential to alter DNA.

Childhood cancer is now the leading cause of disease-related death among children in high-income countries. Why this is so remains an unexplained mystery…

Dr Alexis Carrel of the Rockefeller Institute stated in Scientific Monthly in 1925:

"Although the adult individual today has much less chance of dying from smallpox, cholera, or typhoid, than he had 50 years ago, he surely has more prospect of being tortured by some form of cancer, afflicted with slow diseases of the kidneys, of the circulatory apparatus or the endocrine glands, and of going insane . . . Modern medicine protects him against infections which kill rapidly, but leaves him exposed to the slower and more cruel diseases."

People tend to trust vaccines and believe that they are safe and effective because of the apparent eradication of smallpox, polio, and other childhood illnesses but records show that those diseases were declining naturally before introduction of immunisation programs.

Four graphs showing how polio, smallpox, diphtheria, and typhoid were all declining before the introduction of vaccines.

Another graph showing declining mortality rates in the U.S. long before vaccines were introduced.

In the case of polio there is also the HUGE matter of the disease being reclassified as the vaccination program was rolled out to the masses.

Symptoms once classed as polio — and which once contributed to epidemic data — ceased to be relevant in 1955, when only cases of paralysis lasting 60 days or more were deemed worthy of a polio diagnosis.

Prior to 1955 the diagnostic criteria were much looser and included non-paralytic symptoms plus partial paralysis of only 24 hours or more.

Statistician Bernard Greenberg, chairman of the Committee on Evaluation and Standards of the American Public Health Association, said in 1960 that the data on polio were very misleading and did not fit the official view that the vaccine was a success.

Greenberg believed that doctors began reporting a new disease after 1955, calling it ‘paralytic polio with a longer lasting paralysis’.

The radical change to diagnostic criteria meant that polio — as it once was — would have declined after 1955 with or without a vaccine because fewer people were diagnosed with the disease; it also meant that statistics from previous years showed much lower incidence when adjusted to meet new standards.

Bar graph showing figures adjusted inline with the changing standards of polio diagnosis. Previously high rates of polio are much lower after adjustment.

This chart from the Ratner Report (1960) shows polio figures adjusted to reflect changes to diagnostic criteria in 1955. 1951-54 figures are reduced by 60%; 1955 by 50%; 1956 by 40%; 1957 by 20%; and 1958 by 10%. It should be noted that paralytic polio increased by 170% from 1957 to 1959 (after the jab).

The public believed that a vaccinated child couldn’t be paralysed by polio so every effort was made to find another cause. Doctors asked whether children had been vaccinated to screen out false positives; they refrained from diagnosing immunised children with polio and instead diagnosed Coxsackie virus, echovirus, and aseptic meningitis.

The WHO shifted parameters of disease in 2009 when it wiped the words ‘severity of illness' from its definition of a pandemic, enabling declaration of a swine flu pandemic that year by lowering the bar and putting virulence centre-stage.

Then, like now, medical experts doubted the existence of a pandemic and questioned the basis for the huge projection of cases made by the WHO.

Dr Wolfgang Wodarg was puzzled by the reaction to what he considered a ‘very mild flu that killed even fewer people than usual'.

The WHO has changed its pandemic terminology at least three times — most recently in 2020 when the term ‘naturally acquired immunity’ was deleted from its definition of herd immunity just as covid vaccinations were unleashed on the public.

The World Health Organization began to organise itself for a feared pandemic in 1999 and its ‘Influenza Pandemic Plan’ was drawn up by a bunch of scientists associated with drug manufacturers that stood to profit from a flu pandemic. The conflict of interest wasn’t openly disclosed by the WHO and was officially dismissed as a conspiracy theory until BMJ Investigations Editor Deborah Cohen and journalist Philip Carter exposed it in 2010.

The WHO's investigations into the handling of the fake pandemic in 2009 have since found that the virus threat was largely overplayed and the H1N1 vaccines administered caused Guillain Barré Syndrome.

The swine flu of 1976 was also attributed to H1N1 (as was the ‘Spanish flu’) and the vaccines paralysed and killed people. In her book, Swine Flu Exposé (1977), Eleanor McBean lifts the lid on another fraudulently contrived epidemic and cover-up. Dr Archie Kalokerinos, a medical superintendent at a hospital in Australia at the time, called the swine flu immunisation program ‘a plan for mass murder’.

Safety advocates are routinely dismissed as conspiracy theorists for seeking to raise awareness of the damage caused by pharmaceutical companies but the billions paid in compensation claims speaks for itself.

The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation came under fire in India when large numbers of girls were injured by the HPV jab and locals have killed vaccinators in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Nigeria.

Billions (if not trillions) have been spent in the name of disease prevention over the last 100+ years, yet here we are, sicker than ever, with an ever-expanding portfolio of disease.

We really should be asking why.

In their fact-packed tome, researchers Dawn Lester and David Parker ask ‘what really makes us ill?’ and cover a lot of ground, concluding that ‘everything we thought we knew about disease is wrong’.

Has modern medicine taken us down the wrong path?

Safe and effective treatments have been known for a long time but are ignored because they are unpatentable and unprofitable. Cancer, anthrax, and tuberculosis were healed with low-cost electronic frequencies 88 years ago; polio, diphtheria, measles, chicken pox, mumps, influenza, and viral pneumonia were all resolved with intravenous vitamin C 73 years ago; and AIDS was cured with silver 26 years ago.

When we consider how healthful cures have been suppressed and outlawed since the Rockefeller-Carnegie-sponsored Flexner Report of 1910, we have to wonder whether evidence-based medicine has been corrupted by corporate interests and commercialised academia, as these authors suggest.

In this article, aptly named ‘Doctors Change Names of Diseases When Vaccines Do Not Work’, Christina England suggests that diseases are rebranded by scientists and health authorities to disguise vaccine inefficacy; she says that polio has become known as Guillain Barré syndrome, smallpox is now monkeypox, and diphtheria is croup.

We have been enshrouded by a thick fog of lies that inhibit health and obscure the true nature of disease, but a resurgent wave of naturopathy and holism approaches.

The mainstream mouthpieces may try to discourage such dangerous ‘quackery’ (like they did in 1910) because they want to keep you in their pocket, but the time for radical discernment is here…

Employ critical thinking, follow your intuition, and go with your gut — just keep it well nourished and toxin-free.

References: -

Monkeypox cases:

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/monkeypox-cases-confirmed-in-england-latest-updates

‘Men who have sex with men’:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10875645/Britains-monkeypox-outbreak-linked-gay-bars-saunas-Grindr.html

PCR tests unreliable:

https://www.newsfromtheperimeter.com/home/2021/12/31/head-of-cdc-finally-admits-pcr-tests-arent-reliable

‘Scientifically meaningless’:

https://bpa-pathology.com/covid19-pcr-tests-are-scientifically-meaningless/

Monkeypox in Congo – 1970:

https://www.who.int/emergencies/disease-outbreak-news/item/monkeypox-democratic-republic-of-the-congo