[Dog Gone]

I don't think so. The medical science on this is pretty sound. Smallpox is only a human disease, meaning it can't exist outside of the human body. The last two cases were in Somalia in 1977, and once those were isolated, the disease died (except for in laboratories).

It's impossible to prove a negative, i.e., that there is no smallpox, but in this case we're about as sure as we can be about anything.

We've had far more sightings of Bigfoot in the last 25 years than we've had of smallpox.

[madfly]

But, you see, they have weaponized Smallpox,
meaning smaller particles, broader delivery,
resistant to existing vaccination formulas.

TurboPox. Well, instead of a chicken in every pot, I'm waiting for my Govm't issued paper suit and cheap plastic goggles.

They seem more anxious to round us up, than to educate us in self-defense and home care. Why? Will there be no mid-level, short-lasting exposures that we can prepare for? Only super-sized and needing quarintine? Curious.