Did you know? WHO has listed smallpox, monkeypox and cow pox as 'potential' side effects of the COVID-19 vaccine

How's that possible if smallpox is caused by a virus and considered eradicated in 1980? Smallpox is also listed as a potential side effect of the HPV vaccine.

Yes you read that right. If you don’t believe me, you can check it out for yourself. Click on the link https://www.vigiaccess.org.

Search for ‘BioNTech’. Then, in the search results that show up, click on ‘Pfizer BioNTech Covid-19 Vaccine’, then click ‘Ok’ in the Dialog Box that shows up. Under Reported Potential side effects, click on 'Infections and Infestations', then scroll down, keep clicking 'Load More' until you see the captions 'Smallpox (15)', ‘Monkeypox (6)’ and ‘Cow pox (5)’.

Naturally, the question to be asked here is how is it possible that a disease that was declared eradicated in 1980 is listed as a ‘potential’ side effect. Why even ‘potential’? Shouldn’t such a diagnosis be outright rejected if it’s believed that smallpox is caused by a virus, and the virus that causes it is eradicated?

Here’s another observation - Smallpox is also listed as a ‘potential’ side effect of the HPV vaccine. Follow the same steps as above (search for ‘Gardasil’ instead of ‘BioNTech’, you should eventually find the caption ‘Smallpox (2)’ under ‘Infections and Infestations’).