Question:

Sv40 is a simian monkey virus that was administered " accidently " to 200 million people in the polio vaccine. It causes cancer. It mutates the Genes and passes on to the children that have that genetic expression. Two oytof three of my mothers children are the positive, positive for the gene.

The monkeypox (MPX) is close enough to smallpox for the smallpox vaccine to be used, but the smallpox vaccine doesn't work for it, although it's in the same order and family as smallpox, and monkeypox. It can be spread by mosquitos!
Didn't b gates have modified mosquitoes???
The treatment is cutting off of the tumors. How can we know this is not biowarfare? How do we know this isn't tumor causing Yaba monkey tumor virus?
What is the difference between lesions and cytomas? Will people who are born with rh positive for sv40, lowered immune systems, and thar get monkeypox virus take longer for the lesions/cytomas to heal, or even turn into cancerous tumors? What are the factors in monkeys, how many monkeys that get Yaba monkey tumor virus get cancer in those tumors? If it resolves on its own in months, why does treatment indicate tumor removal via cutting?
If it's shown later to be a stomatavirus, and was gathered say in the mummified remains in an ancient monkey or human cadaver and weaponized, how much longer would that take to stop the spread of excruciating horribly disfiguring death?
People stayed away from lepers out of terror both of contagion, death, but also they looked scary, horribly disfigured, and joint inflammation made them limp,so zombie like.
Was cv19 the drill for this?


Info on the tumor virus.
The Yaba monkey tumor virus is characterized by the formation of cutaneous histiocytomas.[4][5] These cutaneous histiocytomas may form on the face, palms, digits, forearm, surfaces of the nose, sinuses, lips, palate.[3] The tumors are visible within 4–5 days after infection of the virus.[3][6] In rhesus monkeys the virus has a tendency to affect the face and sinuses causing large tumors to form. In general the only symptoms of the virus will be the formation of tumors.



] The virus can be transmitted by direct contact on the skin or by transmission from mosquitos.[7] The vaccinia virus is a known prevention method for the Monkey Poxvirus through intradermal inoculation; however, it has been found that intradermal inoculation of the vaccinia virus does not provide resistance to the Yaba monkey tumor virus.[5]

The tumors are known to resolve on their own after between 2–3 months after infection.[3] Currently the best known treatment for the virus is the removal of the cutaneous tumors and subsequent treatment with antibiotics to prevent infection of the open wounds.