Media Whores Preparing The Public For Disease X & Sex Toys

According to the fearmonger  / journalist prestitute Christopher Sharp…

Disease X could lead to civil unrest and food shortages if it isn’t properly dealt with, experts have warned. Earlier this week, the UK announced it had started developing vaccines to treat Disease X.

Disease X is the term used to describe a virus which has the potential to cause severe disruption such as a pandemic.

Scientists have now started developing treatments for several viruses which could cause the same level of disruption as COVID-19.

Despite their preparation, Disease X could still wreak devastation on the UK if it isn’t properly contained.

Express.co.uk has been speaking to Dr Veronika Matutyte about what could happen if the disease struck today.

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The Express would like you to believe that they are advised by an expert Dr Veronika Matutyte LOL.

However the esteemed expert is rather inexperienced and wet behind the ears.

Here is a screenshot of the bio available by following the link given in the Express article .. anyone interested in “sex toys”.

https://peachesandscreams.co.uk/pages/veronika-matutyte

Some people may consider the term “media whores” rather harsh yet a whore will do anything you desire for money and most of the MSM are in one way or another at least indirectly on the government payroll.

30 Apr, 2020

The UK government is to hand newspapers an additional £35 million in ad revenue as part of its “Covid-19 communications campaign,”

The Treasury published details of the eyebrow-raising financial boost for Britain’s print newspaper industry on Thursday, revealing that the millions will be spent over “the next three months” to communicate coronavirus guidance and advice to the public.

The sizable injection of taxpayers’ money into the mainstream print media – which is largely bankrolled by billionaires such as Rupert Murdoch and Lord Rothermere – has riled many people on social media.

“One way to pay for the headlines,” wrote one person on Twitter. Others went as far as claiming this was nothing short of “corruption,” and intimated that this huge amount of cash could jeopardize the UK government being held to account during the coronavirus crisis.