How a SAD Tale has a Funny Twist

 Mark Steyn on Monkeypox and SADS (by Rabbi Weissman)

The Orwellian demons have come up with a new term to explain away the increasing phenomenon of adults suddenly dropping dead: Sudden Adult Death Syndrome (SADS).  You don't need to be a genius to know why they are dropping dead, just honest enough to admit it.  Considering the choice of terms, I think we have a strong clue to explain the fairly recent phenomenon of “Sudden Infant Death Syndrome”, too.  

Here's the really funny part: the Orwellian demons really need to change the definition of "syndrome", like they did for "vaccine" and "safe and effective". As per the British Medical Association, the definition of "syndrome" is "a set of medical signs and symptoms which are correlated with each other and often associated with a particular disease or disorder."  

Death is not a syndrome, sudden or otherwise. Sudden Adult Death Syndrome is an oxymoron.