By Ron Klutz
Science Matters
The usual suspects are stirring the panic pot over Monkeypox, and so far our trusted sources of health guidance, like CDC and FDA and NIH, have been silent. So in the public interest I put forward a two-step program by which every individual can self-protect against Monkeypox.
1. Do not handle monkeys, squirrels or other rodents,
2. Do not have sex with anyone who does, or who has open skin sores.
There you go. Refrain from these two activities and no vaccine required.
More from Dr. Malone, who actually is trustworthy:
Don’t be Worried By Monkeypox (Unless it’s Genetically Altered!)
The Most Revolutionary Act 
I call it (v)AIDS
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Great name for it, Trace.
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I’ll sit up and listen when “Donkeypox” comes out! I just know that one is going to be THE ONE! Monkeys are small, donkeys are not. So, my bet is that when “Donkeypox” hits, we should ALL start to worry. I mean seriously, for real?? The fearmongering just never stops. GEESH!!!
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What I find the most distressing, Shelby, is that so many people around me are so gullible.
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Good to see you all have your sense of humor intact. Isn’t it interesting that the majority of things being cooked up are aimed mainly at industrialized nations. As in those who can and will fight back. When are people going to wake up and see we are being sold a bill of goods?
As long as the lights are on,there is some food in the stores and gas in the car they are ok. When will people wake up?
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People are waking up all the time, heartlovesmom. Here in New Zealand, we call it vaccine regret.
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