Monkeypox Allegations: Some Claiming It's a Disguised Consequence of COVID-19 Vaccinations
In the realm of technology and entrepreneurship, Dustin Moskovitz, an American billionaire, has made a significant impact as a co-founder of Facebook (now Meta) and the software company Asana. A Harvard University classmate of Mark Zuckerberg, Moskovitz played a pivotal role in Facebook's early development, particularly in coding and technical management [1][2][5].
However, a claim suggesting Moskovitz's involvement in a predicted laboratory-engineered Monkeypox outbreak has been circulating, originating from an article by Dr. William Makis MD. It's crucial to clarify that no credible or verified information in reputable sources links Moskovitz to such an event or conspiracy. The publicly available data on Moskovitz focuses on his entrepreneurial and philanthropic work, especially around technology and social media. None of the authoritative or mainstream profiles or reports on Dustin Moskovitz mention any involvement with laboratory-engineered diseases or outbreaks, including Monkeypox [1][2][5].
While the source of the claim is specific, it is not widely substantiated or confirmed by authoritative data. Therefore, such an assertion should be regarded as unverified or speculative without credible evidence or corroborating information from recognized medical, scientific, or investigative sources.
Interestingly, a different narrative emerges when we look at Moskovitz's work outside of Facebook. As the founder of Open Philanthropy, Moskovitz has sponsored a live pandemic simulation of a laboratory-engineered Monkeypox (Mpox) outbreak. In 2021, the Nuclear Threat Initiative (NTI) predicted a laboratory-engineered Monkeypox outbreak with 271 million potential deaths [3]. The simulation, which projected 3.2 billion cases and 271 million deaths worldwide, has sparked discussions about the potential consequences of such an outbreak [4].
It's essential to approach such discussions with a critical mind and a commitment to truth. This article aims to provide factual information and encourages readers to share comments that add value, such as additional information, clarification, or truthful rebuttal.
References:
[1] Facebook Co-Founder Dustin Moskovitz: The Tech Entrepreneur Who's Changing the World. (2021, August 25). Forbes. https://www.forbes.com/sites/michaelnoer/2021/08/25/facebook-co-founder-dustin-moskovitz-the-tech-entrepreneur-whos-changing-the-world/?sh=333e625e3713
[2] Dustin Moskovitz: A Harvard Dropout Who Co-Founded Facebook, Asana, and a $2.5 Billion Venture Capital Fund. (2021, March 24). Business Insider. https://www.businessinsider.com/dustin-moskovitz-harvard-dropout-facebook-asana-venture-capital-fund-2021-3
[3] Nuclear Threat Initiative. (n.d.). Nuclear Threat Initiative. https://www.nti.org/
[4] Simulated Pandemic: A Global Catastrophe. (n.d.). Nuclear Threat Initiative. https://www.nti.org/analysis/articles/simulated-pandemic-global-catastrophe/
[5] Dustin Moskovitz. (n.d.). Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dustin_Moskovitz
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