This program continues discussion and analysis of the consortium of EcoHealth Analysis, Metabiota, In-Q-Tel and Munich Re--an association inextricably linked with biological warfare and generation of the Covid-19 pandemic.

First, we review the fact that Metabiota--which uses AI and social media scraping (among other tools) to gauge the "fear factor" involved with pandemic readiness (and the associated pandemic insurance policies)--was gauging the fear factor for monkey pox, which had manifested some human infections in the Congo as "low."

This was in early 2020. Now, the disease is on the "front burner," so to speak. People are afraid of the "new pandemic."

Despite only 306 documented cases in the U.S. (as of 6/28/2022), hundreds of thousands of vaccine doses are being readied for human use.

The disease bears an epidemiological similarity to AIDS: an African monkey virus infecting gay males with multiple sex partners.

In addition, we review an excerpting of an op-ed column by Scott Gottlieb, the head of the FDA under Trump, a member of the conservative American Enterprise Institute and a member of the board of directors of Pfizer.

He notes that the new agency created by Biden to deal with monkeypox and other emerging infections was formerly: " . . . . an office inside ‌the Department of Health and Human Services that is charged with coordinating the federal response to bioterrorism . . . ."

Media coverage of the outbreak characterizes monkeypox as a disease afflicting primarily gay males with multiple sex partners--similar to the epidemiology of the early AIDS outbreak.

Much of the broadcast consists of information indicating the possibility of airborne transmission of monkeypox. NB: Mr. Emory cannot comment definitely on this possibility--he presents this analysis to note the possibility.

We conclude that children have contracted the disease, without engaging in the behavior associated with the spread of monkeypox, although this is apparently quite rare.