Monkeying with Monkeypox :: By Gary W. Ritter

 

Better Monkeypox than Smallpox. If we were talking about Smallpox right now, the situation – if accurate – would truly be horrifying for humanity.

Few are saying it, but I will: The fact that Monkeypox is spreading to humans is because it has been engineered to do so with gain-of-function research. The book The Demon in the Freezer by Richard Preston, which is primarily about Smallpox, details the efforts to first eradicate this terrible disease, then to find methods – believe it or not – of enhancing its virility. This book was written in 2002. Do you think that perhaps in twenty years, genetic researchers might have perfected their art, not only with Smallpox but with Monkeypox?

If you’ve never read a description of the horrors of Smallpox and want to be completely freaked out of how infectious and deadly it is, as well as gain a great appreciation for how Bio-level 4 laboratories work, you’ll find the narrative in Demon quite fascinating as I did. The author discusses the use of anthrax as a bioweapon that was used around the September 11, 2001, WTC attacks and explores its intersection with Smallpox, along with the potential combination of anthrax and Smallpox as a weaponized, genetically engineered doomsday scenario. All fun stuff, as you can imagine.

Detailed at length is the effort first to enhance Mousepox to cause its lethality to break through any vaccines or immunity and then how researchers have likewise done the same with Smallpox. Monkeypox is noted throughout the book, just not in the extensive manner of these other infectious viruses.

One of the things I took away from the book, especially with the current Monkeypox scare that is being propagated throughout the media, is how these poxes can be DNA-modified to become more potent. That’s one of the key points. Researchers and scientists in this area are never content to leave well enough alone.

All of a sudden, around the world, we have outbreaks of Monkeypox. Previously, monkey to human transmission could occur, but it was rare. Interestingly, Smallpox could not jump from humans to monkeys. The researchers couldn’t let that one go. In a series of experiments following the eradication of Smallpox in 1978 (hello – it was ERADICATED for a reason), permission was given to do one final experiment on infecting monkeys. The researchers succeeded.

The question then becomes: If someone wanted to initiate a global pandemic of the previously rare infection of Monkeypox with humans, what would they do? The answer is: Scientists would be set loose in trying to make it more infectious. Given what we’ve seen over the last couple years with COVID gain-of-function manipulation, can anyone reasonably believe this is a naturally occurring event?

As it turns out, we have clues that indicate this has been planned, just as COVID was. Coincidentally (hah! – if you believe in coincidences, you’re extremely naïve), a simulation was conducted in March 2021 on the possible outbreak of – wait for it – Monkeypox. Of even greater coincidence (ah-hem; pardon me while I clear my throat), the simulation posited that the Monkeypox outbreak would begin mid-May 2022. Are these people prescient, or what? So, just like the Event 201 simulation was held a few months prior to the beginning of COVID with all the corresponding scenarios that might arise, so it was with the 2021 Tabletop Exercise Conducted in Partnership with the Munich Security Conference.

Of course, you’ll never guess WHO took part in the simulation. If you wildly speculated that the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the CDC, and Big Pharma executives had a hand in it, you win the prize; free vaccination for you and your family.

Oh, did I tell you that the Biden Regime has ordered up millions of doses of Monkeypox vaccine for $119 Million? They have the option to buy another $180 Million worth of vaccines if desired. You see, our government has your best interests at heart.

Of great interest in this narrative is also the fact that Wuhan Labs were experimenting with Monkeypox last year in a manner that could be identified through the infamous PCR tests used for COVID. You can’t make this stuff up.

Naturally, the Ukraine biolabs come into this picture as well as the possible source of the monkeying around with the genetic makeup of this disease. I have no stake one way or the other in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, but I have seen reports that Putin has specifically targeted to destroy these US-funded biolabs because of the dangers of this very situation.

The World Health Organization has helpfully assembled an information page about Monkeypox so that we can all be fully informed. Of interest is that the Smallpox vaccine works against Monkeypox. However, those individuals with compromised immune systems can be at risk. One wonders about this given the VAIDS epidemic, i.e., the Vaccine Acquired Immuno-Deficiency Syndrome, that has “mysteriously” sprung onto the scene since COVID vaccine injections began. If a person’s immune system is compromised and he takes the Smallpox/Monkeypox vaccine, how will that work? Another fascinating detail in its spread is the caution that it is occurring primarily within the homosexual community. That may be true, but it’s also true that many, many people are now immune-deficient.

What is the difference in symptoms between Monkeypox and Smallpox for me to have made the statement earlier that I did as to being thankful this isn’t an epidemic of the worse kind?

Comparatively, Monkeypox is pretty mild. According to the CDC, it’ll initially feel like the flu. As it progresses, the subject will get pustules, lesions, and scabs. You’ve probably seen photos – if not, here are some. The prognosis for fatalities with Monkeypox is all over the board, ranging anywhere from 1% up to 10%. If the disease has been enhanced through gain-of-function research, who knows how it might transmit and spread or kill in greater measure?

Smallpox is another beast altogether with a better than 30% mortality rate – truly a demon as described in the book I noted.  From The Demon in the Freezer, here is a description of a man who contracted Smallpox in 1970:

The red areas spread into blotches across Peter Los’s face and arms, and within hours the blotches broke out into seas of tiny pimples. They were sharp feeling, not itchy, and by nightfall they covered his face, arms, hands, and feet. Pimples were rising out of the soles of his feet and on the palms of his hands, and they were coming up in his scalp and in his mouth, too.

During the night, the pimples developed tiny, blistery heads, and the heads continued to grow larger. They were rising all over his body, at the same speed, like a field of barley sprouting after rain. They were beginning to hurt dreadfully, and they were enlarging into boils. They had a waxy, hard look, and they seemed unripe. His fever soared abruptly and began to rage. The rubbing of his pajamas on his skin felt like a roasting fire. He was acutely conscious and very, very scared. The doctors didn’t know what was wrong with him.

By dawn on Thursday, January 15th, his body had become a mass of knob-like blisters. They were everywhere, all over, even on his private parts, but they clustered most thickly on his face and extremities.

This is known as the centrifugal rash of smallpox. It looks as if some force at the center of the body is driving the rash out toward the face, hands, and feet. The inside of his mouth and ear canals and sinuses had pustulated, and the lining of the rectum may also have pustulated, as it will do in severe cases. Yet, his mind was clear.

When he coughed or tried to move, it felt as if his skin was pulling off his body, that it would split or rupture. The blisters were hard and dry, and they didn’t leak. They were like ball bearings embedded in the skin, with a soft, velvety feel on the surface. Each pustule had a dimple in the center. They were pressurized with an opalescent pus.

The pustules began to touch one another, and finally they merged into confluent sheets that covered his body, like a cobblestone street. The skin was torn away from its underlayers across much of his body, and the pustules on his face combined into a bubbled mass filled with fluid under the skin that essentially detached from its underlayers and became a bag surrounding the tissues of his head. His tongue, gums, and hard palate were studded with pustules, yet his mouth was dry, and he could barely swallow. The virus had stripped the skin off his body, both inside and out, and the pain would have seemed almost beyond the capacity of human nature to endure.

Note: part of the process of Smallpox is to develop a cytokine storm.

Cytokines are messengers that drift in the bloodstream. Cells in the immune system use them to signal to one another while the immune system mounts a response to an attack by an invader. In a cytokine storm, the signaling goes haywire, and the immune system becomes unbalanced and cracks up, like a network going down. The cytokine storm becomes chaotic, and it ends with a collapse of blood pressure, a heart attack, or a breathing arrest, or with a stench coming through the skin, like something nasty inside a paper bag. No one is certain what happens in the cytokine storm of smallpox. The virus is giving off unknown proteins that jam the immune system and trigger the storm, like jamming radar, which allows the virus to multiply unhindered (pgs 29-30).

Where have we heard about a cytokine storm before? It is what often happens in the body when someone has COVID and/or of someone injected by the COVID “vaccine.” The marvelous systems God designed in our bodies become completely out of phase, and the body destroys itself in the confusion.

Here are images of Smallpox in multiple places at various times. If all this doesn’t give you nightmares … (You’re welcome).

Such a description makes me think of the terrible boils as part of the plagues God brought down on Egypt to facilitate the Exodus. It makes me consider even more what the 1st Bowl in Revelation 16:2 will do to the unbelieving world which has rejected and cursed God:

“So the first angel went and poured out his bowl on the earth, and harmful and painful sores came upon the people who bore the mark of the beast and worshiped its image.”

So, where does all this leave us?

What should be obvious to everyone on the planet by now, but sadly is not, is that Monkeypox – just like COVID – is a planned, engineered narrative. It has been game-theoried in a simulation event and is simply one of many attacks that the globalist elites will unleash upon the world. In some respects, Monkeypox is the precursor to what I believe will be sprung upon America and elsewhere in September of this year. We can be thankful for now that we’re not seeing a Smallpox plandemic, but it wouldn’t surprise me in the least if that happens at some point. After all, the intent is to depopulate the world. Smallpox, because of how infectious it is, is a terrific weapon to accomplish that.

We’re still waiting as well for the cyber event that was role-played in the various Cyber-Polygon preparations (next one coming this July), so don’t get too comfortable having electricity, water from your faucets, or internet access. When the next crisis hits by early Fall, it will likely be the perfect set-up to blame conservatives and Christians as domestic terrorists and take action against them. Under such a nationwide emergency that will be promoted, it may be “necessary” to implement martial law and/or rule that guns in private hands are illegal and subject to severe enforcement against those who resist.

Naturally, with the country in extremis of this nature, it wouldn’t be prudent to hold the November elections because of the many dangers. All who anticipate a Republican takeback of government this Fall will be sorely disappointed.

For those believing the Pollyanna-ish view that a Great Awakening will halt all this demonic agenda and bring America and the world back to some semblance of “normal,” don’t hold your breath. The Bible clearly tells us that these end-times will grow worse – not better – just as birth pains increase in intensity and frequency. Birth pains give way to birth; the travail we are experiencing will result in the Tribulation.

What we see happening must take place to fulfill Bible prophecy. The world is getting worse because Jesus said it would. Christians can deny it all they want and pray for a return to times past, but God has His purposes in allowing all this to come about. He MUST judge the world. Every nation is guilty of great sin against Him. That includes America. Our good deeds from the past have been rendered null and void. Our spiritual eyes as a nation are upon pagan gods; we have forgotten the One true God. Just as Israel turned from Him and suffered the consequences at the appropriate time, so must America; and that time is now.

Take heed. Establish yourself in your faith, and don’t allow your eyes and heart to wander. When possible, reach out to the lost so that some may be saved from the wrath to come. As for us who love the Lord, we have a wedding date coming up very soon. Let us anticipate that with great excitement. Christ’s Rapture of the true church is sooner than we can possibly imagine.

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Why the Loss of Excitement for Our Blessed Hope? :: By Jonathan Brentner

 

My desire for writing The Triumph of the Redeemed was to reconnect the gospel with Jesus’ imminent appearing in a way that breathes hope into your heart, regardless of what you face today or in the future.

My passion is to give believers a solid biblical foundation for their hope against the constant assault of false teaching that results in the saints “tossed to and fro by the waves and carried about by every wind of doctrine, by human cunning, by craftiness in deceitful schemes” (Ephesians 4:14). Sadly, this is the state of the church today in regard to future things; so many are carried about by end-time scenarios based on earthly wisdom rather than God’s Word.

What follows is an excerpt from The Triumph of the Redeemed.

God designed the study of future things, what theologians refer to as “eschatology,” to encourage us each day as we step out of bed. Regardless of the messiness of our lives or the discouraging news reports that greet us each morning, an unwavering focus on the joys ahead in eternity injects needed assurance into our hearts and relieves anxieties regarding the future.

“If there’s really so much to look forward to in eternity,” you might ask, “why have so many believers lost their eagerness for it? Why do even seasoned students of prophecy at times lose their focus on our Lord’s appearing and their future reign with Him?”

Why the loss of excitement among believers for our “blessed hope?” Why do saints today have difficulty looking beyond the confines of this temporal world?

I believe this happens for many reasons:

The Busyness of Life

It’s easy to live as though this temporal world is all we have. We get up, eat, go to work, return home, eat again, watch TV, and go to bed. We do a hundred different things throughout the day that focus our attention solely on the things of this existence, with the result that we soon forget about eternity. Even if we spend time studying the Word and praying each morning, we soon find that the all-consuming activities of our days redirect our thoughts to temporal concerns.

I’m not saying we should concentrate on heaven all day long; if we did, we might not get anything done at work or at home! Yet we often go about our routines oblivious to the joys Jesus has planned for us after this life.

We live as though we have no hope beyond the grave, despite what we claim to believe.

Misconceptions About Heaven

When it comes to heaven, misconceptions abound. How often have we seen depictions of solitary men and women sitting on clouds, strumming harps? Who would even look forward to such a dull existence?

Some believers imagine that heaven will be an unending worship service. Of course, we will sing God’s praises throughout eternity, but the Lord has so much more in store for us once we reach the brighter shore.

I love the movie It’s a Wonderful Life, but someday we will be far more than aspiring angels jumping into icy waters to earn our wings. In fact, Scripture not only does not say we’ll become angels, but it says that we will “judge angels” (1 Corinthians 6:3). I’m not sure of all that implies, but it certainly distinguishes us from them.

Perhaps the most popular myth regarding heaven is that it will be boring. Nothing could be further from the truth; this is the greatest delusion of all!

Randy Alcorn, in his wonderful book, Heaven, addresses this fallacy:

Our belief that Heaven will be boring betrays a heresy—that God is boring. There’s no greater nonsense. Our desire for pleasure and the experience of joy come directly from God’s hand. He made our taste buds, adrenaline, sex drives, and the nerve endings that convey pleasure to our brains. Likewise, our imaginations and our capacity for joy and exhilaration were made by the very God we accuse of being boring. Are we so arrogant as to imagine that human beings came up with the idea of having fun? [[i]]

In Psalm 16:11, David confirms this upbeat view of eternity with these words:

“In your presence there is fullness of joy; at your right hand are pleasures forevermore.”

“I’ve Heard That Before”

Back in the 1960s and 1970s, eschatology became a hot topic. Many churches emphasized the soon return of Jesus. I remember the week televangelist Jack Van Impe came to my church to teach about prophecy. After hearing his words, I felt the excitement of waiting for the Lord’s imminent appearing.

Many decades, however, have passed since then. Large numbers of believers have lost their expectancy of Jesus’ return, and they often respond with “I’ve heard that before” to those telling them to watch for it. Having anticipated the Rapture for five decades, I understand the sentiment that finds it more than a little challenging to remain focused on that stunning event.

Yet, as we see the circumstances and events described in biblical prophecy coming to life before our eyes today at an ever-accelerating pace, if there was ever a time to be mindful of eternal matters, it’s now! An abundance of converging signs points to the soon beginning of the Tribulation and thus to Jesus’ imminent return for His Church, an event that will happen before the onset of the terrible time of the Lord’s wrath upon the earth.

Don’t let the sentiment behind “I’ve heard that before” take your focus away from the glorious prize that awaits you when Jesus comes for us!

Silence in the Pulpits

Rather than increase their focus on Jesus’ return as the day approaches, many pastors either remain quiet about our hope or they reject biblical teaching about it. Such silence not only takes the eyes of those in the pews (or chairs) off the Lord’s return, but it also deadens their expectation of it. How can the saints look forward to something they seldom or perhaps never hear about?

When pastors mention life beyond the grave, the subject often comes across as such a fleeting and lifeless allusion that those in the congregation forget about it by the end of the sermon. Such lackluster mentions of our gospel hope don’t stir our hearts or relieve our anxieties for the week ahead.

Teaching that Lacks a Biblical, Two-world Perspective:

When pastors and church leaders don’t present instruction based on a biblical, two-world perspective (2 Corinthians 4:17–18), they unwittingly make goals such as happy marriages, good parenting, and wise financial planning the ultimate hope of believers.

Of course, biblically centered teaching on such matters is essential. However, without a two-world outlook integrated into such instruction, these issues easily become all-consuming. As a result, believers put all their efforts into becoming “better Christians” and soon forget about forever.

Problems arise when the saints (believers) place their ultimate hopes on temporal outcomes wherein many factors, including sinful choices, negatively impact the results they so greatly desire. Children rebel, wives leave husbands and vice versa, finances fall apart, and tragedies often turn lives upside down.

What’s left when believers do their best to adhere to biblically sound principles, yet everything falls apart, and they end up alone to pick up the broken pieces?

I know of such turmoil; it happened to me.

The New Testament teaches us to expect difficult times (James 1:2–3; 1 Peter 1:6; 4:12–13). The Lord promises paradise once He comes for us—but not now. We set ourselves up for disappointment if we define anything in this life as our ultimate hope, even if it’s scriptural, desirable, praiseworthy, good, or wholesome.

I’m not at all saying that we fail to enjoy the things of this life and the many blessings God sends our way. A two-world outlook doesn’t mean that we fail to dream, set goals, or plan wisely for our future. It does, however, teach us to place our ultimate aspirations on eternal realities versus the fleeting matters of this life.

The Great Divorce

“What’s the big deal?” you might ask. “As long as I believe in my future resurrection from the dead and possess a general understanding of heaven, what difference does it make what I believe about the Rapture, the Tribulation, Christ’s Second Coming, or the Millennium?”

The danger of ignoring these specifics is this: Instead of eagerly waiting for Jesus’ appearing, our fondest desires naturally shift to matters in this life—to our plans for our future. Momentary concerns soon consume our focus, and thoughts of Jesus’ imminent return rarely, if ever, enter our minds. Paul David Tripp describes this malady as “modern evangelical schizophrenia,” which he describes in this way:

It is the fact that we declare that we believe in forever, yet live as if this is all there is. This functional contradiction between our belief system and our daily living cannot work. Here’s why.

First, you cannot make sense out of the Christian life without eternity. This is the whole argument of 1 Corinthians 15….

Second, you and I have been hardwired for eternity. Ecclesiastes 3:11 declares that God has placed eternity in every person’s heart. That means that everyone hungers for paradise. No one is satisfied with things the way they are. [[ii]]

It’s the details of our everlasting hope that enable us to put the ups and downs of our lives as well as chaotic world events into a sound biblical prophetic framework that offers assurance of God’s unfailing sovereignty over all that concerns us. These specifics redirect our attention to the joys ahead in paradise during times when life doesn’t make sense or when all seems lost.

The tragic divorce of the Rapture from the message of the gospel has resulted in a near blackout of teaching about our “blessed hope” (Titus 2:11–14). This negatively affects new believers as well as seasoned saints, as it leaves them ill-prepared to live in a fear-ridden society. In addition, this neglect or even denial of Bible prophecy provides no context into which a follower of Jesus can place the violence and lawlessness of our day or the push for a New World Order or what the World Economic Forum calls the “Great Reset.”

My book, The Triumph of the Redeemed-An eternal Perspective that Calms Our Fears in Perilous Times, is available on Amazon. This book not only shows the necessity of focusing on eternity during perilous times but also provides a rock-solid foundation for our hope in Jesus’ soon appearing. Please consider purchasing it, especially if you have any doubts regarding our imminent hope.

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Jonathan C. Brentner

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[i] Alcorn, p. 410.

[ii] Paul David Tripp, New Morning Mercies—A Daily Gospel Devotional (Wheaton, IL: Crossway, 2014), January 21 (the book does not have page numbers, just dates).