Topic: Smallpox

The discussion challenges the "peaceful" narrative of Native American tribes, citing the violent history of the Comanche and Mohawk. Pike and Jones argue that the European arrival was a natural clash of civilizations. They emphasize that Thomas Jefferson attempted to ban slavery in the original draft of the Declaration of Independence.

A historical discussion notes that George Washington had visible scars on his face and nose from a mild case of smallpox contracted in 1751. This is used to contrast modern "hype" regarding measles, which Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has noted is rarely fatal for well-nourished children. The narrative suggests that natural immunity and traditional health practices are being suppressed in favor of pharmaceutical interventions.

Dr. Malone provides a historical overview of U.S. biowarfare research, noting that the government has spent more on this field than on nuclear weapons. He mentions the role of Fort Detrick and the importation of scientists from Germany and Japan after WWII. He argues that the quest for "non-lethal" bioweapons is a significant driver of modern virology.

Dr. Peter McCullough clarified that monkeypox is primarily transmitted through intense sexual contact and is not a threat to the general public through casual contact. He noted that the majority of U.S. deaths associated with the virus occurred in individuals with advanced, untreated HIV. McCullough stated that those over age 52 likely have partial protection due to previous smallpox vaccinations.

The Ninth Circuit Court recently issued a majority opinion stating that the 1905 Jacobson ruling does not justify compulsory COVID-19 vaccinations. The court clarified that Jacobson was about smallpox fines and stopping transmission, which does not apply to non-transmissible engineered clones. This legal victory was spearheaded by the Health Freedom Defense Fund and various attorneys general, including Ken Paxton.

A discussion details a theoretical "Spartan virus" allegedly delivered via vaccines to remove the adenosine deaminase gene from human DNA. This process, purportedly utilizing CRISPR-Cas9 technology, is described as a biological weapon intended for global depopulation. The narrative links these claims to historical events like the Tuskegee experiments and Henrietta Lacks to suggest a long-standing government agenda of clandestine human experimentation and control.

A dramatic narrative sequence describes the Spartan Virus, a fictional biological weapon designed to remove the adenosine deaminase (ADA) gene from human DNA using CRISPR-Cas9 technology. The dialogue outlines a conspiracy involving the U.S. government and multinational elites using weather wars, electromagnetic waves, and gene tampering to cull the global population. This segment mirrors themes from the 2016 X-Files reboot, suggesting that real-world events like the Patriot Act and FEMA camps are precursors to a final takeover.

Roseanne Barr performs a comedy set questioning the public's trust in government-mandated vaccines. She references historical instances of government malpractice, including smallpox-infested blankets, the Tuskegee syphilis study, and the false claims regarding weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. Barr expresses frustration with family members who labeled her a conspiracy theorist despite her claims later being validated.

Comedian Roseanne Barr is featured in a stand-up clip criticizing vaccine mandates and the public's trust in a government with a history of medical atrocities. She references the Tuskegee syphilis experiment and smallpox-infested blankets as reasons to be skeptical of federal health initiatives. Barr notes that many of her own family members have suffered from blood clots and other ailments following vaccination.

Dr. Boyle claims the CIA maintains secret stockpiles of smallpox and weapons-grade anthrax, potentially for future use against the public. He also discusses the emergence of a "military dictatorship" in the U.S., where figures like General Milley reportedly countermanded presidential authority regarding nuclear codes. The segment concludes with a warning that the globalist elite may launch a new biological threat, such as bird flu, to regain control over a waking population.

In his book "Resisting Medical Tyranny," Dr. Boyle argues that future pandemics will likely emerge from biological warfare labs. He points to the high number of mutations in variants like BA.5 and Monkeypox as evidence of lab manipulation. Boyle also notes that the CIA maintains its own stockpile of smallpox despite official orders to destroy the virus decades ago.

The monkeypox outbreak is discussed as a potential precursor to broader lockdowns, with links to Bill Gates's previous orders for smallpox vaccines. The segment suggests that the media is using the disease to target specific communities while preparing the general public for another round of medical tyranny. Greg Reese concludes his appearance by thanking the audience for their support and urging them to remain fearless.

The 2007 anime "Vexille" is cited for its plot involving a mandatory vaccine that secretly contains nanotechnology to convert humans into synthetic life forms. Jay Dyer also points out that the latest James Bond film, "No Time to Die," features a weaponized virus and mentions smallpox/monkeypox, despite being written before the 2020 pandemic.

Steve Kirsch presents claims that COVID-19 vaccines are significantly more dangerous than the smallpox vaccine, citing data he alleges shows hundreds of thousands of deaths. He references an anecdote from commentator Wayne Root regarding a wedding where only vaccinated guests suffered injuries or death. The discussion suggests that Fox News is increasingly adopting InfoWars-style narratives following the Mar-a-Lago raid.

The discussion turns to the monkeypox outbreak, with Judge Joe Brown noting its prevalence in specific communities and its similarity to smallpox. Brown shares an anecdote about a friend's son in Los Angeles who was convicted of a hate speech misdemeanor following a dispute with neighbors. The segment concludes with a discussion on the importance of protecting womanhood and promoting manhood.

Jones warns of "super weaponized" viruses, such as airborne Ebola and smallpox, being developed in government-funded labs. He criticizes the security at facilities like the University of Texas at Galveston, claiming they are "level 2" labs holding "level 4" pathogens to allow for "accidental" releases. He also mentions Dick Cheney's interest in "race-specific bioweapons" as outlined in PNAC documents.

Jordan, a former pharmaceutical R&D professional, discusses the history of vaccine programs as tools of social control. He cites Jonas Salk’s book "Survival of the Wisest" and mentions historical controversies involving Benjamin Franklin and double-blind studies in France. He promotes his website, "You've Been Corona-sized," as a resource for his research.

In a video recorded from his hospital bed shortly before his death, Dr. Zelenko warns that the World Health Organization and Bill Gates are seeking to gain power over sovereign nations. He references suspicious findings of smallpox vials in a Merck lab and predicts that monkeypox will be used as the next narrative for lockdowns and fear. Zelenko encourages a spiritual reconciliation with the Creator to overcome the "god of technology" and corrupt governments.

The Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) currently lists over 28,000 deaths, which Dr. Jim Meehan argues is a reliable but underreported database. Concerns are raised about the safety of administering live-virus smallpox vaccines during a period of widespread immune suppression caused by COVID-19 shots. The potential for "recombination rescue" to create new infectious chimeras is discussed.

Greg Reese presents a special report alleging that the monkeypox outbreak was "germ-gamed" by Bill Gates and the Nuclear Threat Initiative in 2021. The report suggests that monkeypox symptoms are indistinguishable from smallpox vaccine side effects and that PCR tests will be used to create false positives.