Comments by "B Bodziak" (@B_Bodziak) on "Dr. John Campbell" channel.

  1. Those vaccinated for smallpox (the big scar on the upper arm) have some protection from monkeypox, but we stopped smallpox vaccinations in the late 70s. That likely has something to do with it.
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  2. Calling Ivermectin "harmless" means you most definitely do not have a good grasp on anything health-related.
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  3. Those vaccinated for smallpox (the big scar on the upper arm) have some protection from monkeypox, but we stopped smallpox vaccinations in the late 70s. That likely has something to do with it.
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  4. Those vaccinated for smallpox (the big scar on the upper arm) have so e protection from monkeypox, but we stopped smallpox vaccinations in the late 70s. That likely has something to do with it.
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  5.  @TheDarkan12  Ding! Ding! Ding! You are officially in the running for most ridiculous comment on this video. If you can add the "reputable" link that found this nugget of wisdom, you'll definitely take the lead. Bonus points if it's from facebook, instagram, youtube, or Twitter.
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  6. If the govt was putting out viruses on purpose to kill people, there are a whole lot more effective and contagious viruses with higher fatality stats than monkeypox.
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  7. Those vaccinated for smallpox (the big scar on the upper arm) have some protection from monkeypox, but we stopped smallpox vaccinations in the late 70s. That likely has something to do with it.
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  8.  @dead2802  For the same reason people catch influenza several yes I'm their lives.
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  9. Sounds like it's spread like other pox viruses.
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  10. The UK has put out statements to use caution in those sexual situations and what to look for (pustule(s))
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  11. When it was first noted in 1953, people didn't travel like they do today. The more global we become, the higher the likelihood of this.
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