CDC Withdraws Recommendations For Travelers To Wear Masks

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has quickly come to realize that the tyrannical actions the agency took over covid, will not be tolerated for the latest fear mongering campaign – monkeypox.

Afterthe CDC’s latest mask recommendations caused backlash, they have withdrawn their recommendation that travelers must once again wear a mask.

The CDC’s original version of its advisory page for monkeypox, stated Americans should “wear a mask” because it allegedly “protects against many diseases, including monkeypox.”

Obviously, this recommendation is not going to stick, when on the same page, the CDC states that monkeypox spreads “through contact with the skin lesions or bodily fluids of infected animals or humans” or “through contact with materials contaminated with the virus.” 

The backlash came from the public when it was noted that monkeypox is not spread the same way as covid – and is not airborne. Not only that, but the existing breakout cases were allegedly caused by unprotected sex between homosexual men.

Alexander Tin, a CBS News reporter took to Twitter to note the CDC changes and attaching a screenshot of the CDC travel advisory page:

 “After adding the warning, a week or so ago, the CDC now appears to have removed its previous urging for travelers to don masks to curb monkeypox,” he wrote.

People who have monkeypox, however, still have to wear a mask while travelling, perhaps the CDC should recommend those people use condoms, since it was spread at a rave for homosexuals – one person who attended said that he had engaged in sexual intercourse with at least 10 other men, before catching the virus himself.

“Persons with monkeypox should wear a surgical mask, especially those who have respiratory symptoms. If this is not feasible, other household members should consider wearing a surgical mask when in the presence of the person with monkeypox,” said the CDC.

Urologist and Newsmax contributor Dr. David Samadi took to Twitter to voice out his criticism. He tweeted: “[I’m] still trying to comprehend the CDC guidance to wear masks to slow the spread of monkeypox. The disease is not airborne as of the moment. What exactly are the masks supposed to do in this case?”

Of course, the left wants everyone to be afraid – people who are afraid are easier to control – as per the lesson taught by the covid pandemic and resulting mandates, restrictions and lockdowns.

Joe Biden wants everyone to be afraid and said that Americans should “be concerned” with the new disease.

“They haven’t told me the level of exposure yet, but it is something that everybody should be concerned about. It is a concern in the sense that if it were to spread, it’s consequential,” he told reporters on May 22 before departing for South Korea. “We’re working on it hard to figure out what we do and what vaccine, if any, may be available for it.”

The CDC confirmed there are 35 confirmed cases of monkeypox in the United States as of June 7 and cases were recorded in fifteen states – California has eight and New York has seven.

“It’s not clear how the people were exposed to monkeypox – but early data suggest that gay, bisexual and other men who have sex with men make up a high number of cases.” the CDC added.


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