Monkeypox aka Europeanpox in Singapore

 A Malaysian living in Singapore is the first case of Europeanpox in Singapore. Singaporeans going to be jialat leow.  Not that the Europeanpox would be everywhere. I am more worried about the possibility of compulsory vaccinations and compulsory boosters, like the Covid19 vaccines. It is for the good of Singaporeans you know, to have compulsory vaccinations. The govt would go all out to protect the health of Singaporeans from Covid, from TB and now from Europeanpox.  And what is the easiest way to do it, compulsory vaccination of course.  Would this be in the card of the govt? Maybe, maybe not.

But the big western pharmas would be rubbing their hands in glee. Another great opportunity to push their vaccines and make tons of money from this pox if they could blow it up and drive the govts of the world or WHO to turn this into another crisis. And with their ability to bribe the Congress, oops, I mean lobby the Congress, the FDA would soon be approving their vaccines and make it compulsory for the Americans, including children and non participants of same sex rituals.

And if the Americans were to push this to WHO and to the rest of the world, many silly govts would just follow suit without having to think otherwise. When the Americans are doing it, it must be the right thing to do. The Americans don't lie, never lie. If they say this is dangerous and a pandemic, and their vaccines are the best, it must be so. Just take their words for it, just don't listen to Trump or Pompeo. Americans got only two liars. Just trust me, even if I am wrong on this.

Now I am worried, if I would kena poke again and have to pay and pay for more pokings. Must pray to the almighty that this would not be the case. Come to think of it, I think my worry is uncalled for. Our medical experts and govts would do the due diligence, to make a thorough study of the Europeanpox and vaccines, to make sure that no unnecessary poking would be needed and Singaporeans would not have to pay just because the Americans and Europeans are paying for it, and kena poxed and poked.

Singaporeans should be careful with who are sleeping partners. They said the Europeanpox are spreading only through close physical contacts. Don't pray, pray.

PS. According to CNA, 'As of Wednesday, three close contacts - two housemates and one social contact - have been identified.

All close contacts will be placed on quarantine for 21 days from their last contact with the case. Contact tracing is ongoing, said MOH.'

Oops, 'SINGAPORE: The Ministry of Health on Thursday (Jul 7) confirmed one more imported case of monkeypox infection in Singapore.

The patient is a 36-year-old male Indian national who lives in Singapore and had recently returned from the United States.' Today in CNA.