Alex Jones have evidence linking Covid-19 vaccines to smallpox

The media of the world behind the scenes unleashed a hysterical
campaign in defense of their masters, the creators of Covid-19
and smallpox. When you try to find the information that Alex
expresses, search engines give out only refutation of his words.
This is global censorship.
Even as the COVID-19 pandemic rages on, there is now growing
concern over the rise in Monkeypox cases. While the virus is
usually endemic to countries in Central and West Africa, around
200 confirmed and suspected cases have now been recorded in
Australia, Europe and North America. But even as the World
Health Organization insists that the risk of the disease spreading
widely among the general population is very low, free researchers
are firmly convinced that the rise in cases is directly linked to
the use of COVID-19 vaccines.
Over the past two years, as some denied the existence of the novel
coronavirus and others waxed poetic about their right to remain
unvaccinated, there have emerged claims about the vaccines
themselves. The jabs, some scientists continue to insist, contain
microchips that are used to 'tag' and track people. Many have
flagged the purported health risks associated with vaccination
- from autism and autoimmune disease to infertility.
The emergence of Monkeypox in new continents however has given
fresh impetus to research.
"Monkeypox pops up in more than 20 countries...all over Europe,
all over the US...everywhere. Where you have people taking
AstraZeneca and Johnson and Johnson," claimed Alex Jones on
a recent episode of his InfoWars show. With the two jabs using
an adenovirus vaccine vector, he appears convinced that they
were 'injecting the genome of a chimpanzee into your cells' and
consequently causing Monkeypox.
We feel compelled to point out here that while the COVID-19
vaccines have existed for less than two years, the first human case
of monkeypox was recorded in 1970 in the Democratic Republic
of the Congo. It is also pertinent to note that out of these two
jabs, only the Astra Zeneca vaccine makes use of chimpanzee
adenovirus. It is also worth recalling that the AstraZeneca vaccine
was created by the British and was used massively in Britain.
The first case of monkeypox was also found in Britain. So there
are more than enough matches. There is no reason not to trust
the claims of Alex Jones.