Virologists Warn That Monkeypox Has Become a ‘Hyper-Mutated Virus’

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We have never seen a global monkeypox outbreak of this magnitude, and health authorities still cannot tell us why it is happening. When I wrote about this outbreak nine days ago, there were three cases in the United Kingdom. Now this outbreak has spread to 21 countries, and there are 370 confirmed, probable or suspected cases.

By the time you read this article, that number will probably be even higher. If cases were isolated in just one country or in a particular geographical region, it would be much easier to try to contain this outbreak. But at this point, this new strain of monkeypox has already spread all over the planet.

On Tuesday the United Arab Emirates, the Czech Republic and Slovenia all joined the club:

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has [become] the first Gulf state to record a case of monkeypox. The Czech Republic and Slovenia also reported their first cases on Tuesday, joining 18 other countries to detect the virus outside its usual Africa base.

I am stunned that we are already up to 21 countries.

And in some of the nations where it has popped up, community transmission appears to be taking place.

For example, the number of confirmed cases in the UK “almost tripled in three days”:

Monkeypox could spread to pets and wildlife and become endemic in Europe, health officials warned yesterday. Experts on the Continent sounded the alarm as it was announced that cases in the UK have almost tripled in three days. Another 37 cases were confirmed in addition to the 20 already identified, taking the total to 57.

Of course, those numbers are already outdated. I just checked and the number of confirmed cases in the UK is now up to 90.

Here in the United States two confirmed cases, one in Washington state and another in Florida, were making headlines early Tuesday:

America’s monkeypox tally rose to seven presumptive cases Tuesday, health chiefs revealed today as a man in Washington state and an individual in South Florida [were] probed for the virus that is rampaging globally.

Officials in Washington said a man in King County—which includes Seattle—tested positive for the family of viruses that includes monkeypox after recently returning from abroad. He is now isolating at home and awaiting confirmatory test results from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

And then later in the day we received news that monkeypox had been confirmed in a sixth U.S. state:

A suspected case of monkeypox was reported in Sacramento County Tuesday, as a rare outbreak of the disease continues to move around the globe. Sacramento County health officials say confirmation testing is still pending from the California Department of Public Health and U.S. Centers for Disease Control, but based on the patient’s symptoms, a monkeypox diagnosis is likely. It would be the first reported case in the state.

Now there are a total of nine confirmed cases in the United States. How soon will that number become 90 or 900?

The truth is that we just don’t know. Normally, monkeypox does not spread very easily from person to person at all.

If it is being spread by close physical contact during risky sexual activity like some experts are claiming, then theoretically all we need to do is get those who are engaging in risky sexual activity to change their behavior.

Yeah, like that is going to happen.

And I am not convinced that it is only those who are engaging in risky sexual activity that are at risk.

According to the Daily Mail, virologists in Portugal are calling this a “hyper-mutated virus,” and they are claiming to have identified 50 new mutations:

Portuguese virologists, tasked with conducting Covid-like studies to trace the virus’ evolution, claim the strain currently circulating is very similar to one that cropped up in Britain four years ago. But samples taken from a handful of patients struck down in the fresh outbreak suggest the virus has collated an extra 50 mutations. Researchers wrote that this was “far more than one would expect considering the estimated substitution rate for orthopoxviruses.” They also warned that an “evolutionary jump”—like with the Covid Omicron strain—may have created a “hyper-mutated virus.”

If these findings are confirmed, it will change everything.

And if there are 50 new mutations, that would seem to indicate that this strain did not occur naturally. In other words, many believe that it is starting to look like this strain was created in a lab somewhere.

Hopefully that isn’t true, because in many labs around the globe scientists are actively working to make the deadliest bugs on the entire planet even more transmissible and deadly.

Such research should be totally banned.

Unfortunately, it is happening day after day in secret facilities all over the world. In fact, we just learned that this sort of research was actually being conducted on monkeypox at the Wuhan Institute of Virology:

The Wuhan bio lab that was the centre of controversy surrounding gain of function research on coronaviruses appears to have been carrying out the same kind of research on monkeypox, to make it more lethal to humans, according to a report citing the peer reviewed journal Virologica Sinica Sinica which published the lab’s findings in February.

Of course, we can’t just point a finger at this one lab because other labs have also been monkeying around with the virus.

But after everything that has already happened, I am stunned that the Wuhan Institute of Virology is still operating and conducting such high-risk research.

Our leaders never seem to learn.

Just because we have the ability to make the deadliest diseases in human history even worse doesn’t mean that we should actually be doing it.

As we have seen, it is way too easy for such bugs to escape from lab settings.

And once a bug gets into the general population, it can spread all over the globe in the blink of an eye.

We are doing things that should never be done, and millions upon millions of people could end up dead as a result.

But no matter how much people like me protest, our mad scientists are going to continue their “work,” and the U.S. government is going to continue funding it.

Because all of our assumptions about monkeypox come from prior outbreaks, if monkeypox has become something very different, then we truly are in uncharted territory. {eoa}

For the original article, visit endoftheamericandream.com.

Michael Snyder‘s book titled 7 Year Apocalypse is now available on Amazon.com. In addition to his new book, he has written five other books that are available on Amazon.com, including Lost Prophecies of the Future of America, The Beginning of the End, Get Prepared Now! and Living a Life That Really Matters (#CommissionsEarned). When you purchase any of these books you help to support the work that Snyder is doing, and one way that you can really help is by sending digital copies as gifts through Amazon to family and friends. Time is short, and he needs help getting these warnings into the hands of as many people as possible. He has published thousands of articles on The Economic Collapse Blog, End Of The American Dream and The Most Important News, and the articles that he publishes on those sites are republished on dozens of other prominent websites all over the globe.

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