Polio Vaccine cause Polio- Zambia this time - 37 cases this year in total identified worldwide

Coz polio

lol zambia

It always did cause polio, especially here in the US.
During the 50s, so many were getting the disease after being vaccinated that the government changed the definition of polio and bullshitted the people into thinking the vaccine was a miraculous cure.

It was and still is all bullshit.

Already posted NEWB!


Thread: first local polio case found in Zambia since 1995 and its FROM THE VACCINE!

Out of many doses administered? A quick search shows that over 3,000,000,000 (yes, 3 billion) people have had the polio vaccine in the last 10 years. So let’s say on average that’s 300,000,000 per year.

So 37 cases of polio recorded, that gives you a 37/300,000,000 chance of getting it, or 0.000012% chance. While true those cases can be traced back to a vaccination, saying the vaccine “causes” polio is highly misleading.

The people who got polio received the oral vaccine which contains a live, but “weakened” virus, not the shot which is made with inactive (dead) virus. The injectable vaccine is much more expensive than oral, which is why these 3rd world countries are still using the oral vaccine.

The oral vaccine is supposed to be phased out by 2020.

Bill Gates is perfecting the art of hurting kids.

And it’s clearly not bullshit, how many cases of polio do you see in the US these days?

Are you suggesting the disease just went away on its own?

During the 50s polio scare, the condition diagnosed as polio was actually bacterial meningitis. Penicillin became widely used as the treatment most effective for meningitis and the polio vaccine ineffective.

Meningitis was essentially eradicated during that time and since there was confusion on what the actual disease was...the government and doctors attributed the "cure for polio" to be the "miraculous drug" after changing the definition of the disease...

There were two different strains of polio vaccine. The Salk vaccine and the Sabin vaccine...

A contaminated strain of the vaccine caused 40,000 cases of polio.
It is detailed here in the infamous "Cutter Incident."
[link to www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov (secure)]

My Mom cried when she found out that her kids were going to be vaccinated for polio.

What a wonderful gift.
I know of no one who got polio after the vaccinations. This after the Cutter Labs were deleted from the process.

I also rejoice in smallpox vaccinations especially since I have Native ancestry.
Certainly more than E. Warren. (I'm at 12 1/2% verified by DNA).

Last Edited by BilloutWest on 10/25/2019 08:45 AM

vaccines do not work.

there isnt a single fucking study proving the efficacy of vaccines, nor in humans or animals.

Pandemic diseases follow a natural bell shape diffusion and go quiet for years or many decades respectively to then re explode with a sufficient mutaded dna to diffuse.

for instance influenza virus has a long story of coexisting with humans updates every 4 years. Despite influenza has a positive effect on immune system a healthy person should not get it more than once every 4 years. Differently you may be immuno depressed.

Hygiene,water and waste management and nutrition are the only effective way to control diffusion.

Right on the money!

If people research the history of epidemics they will find that with the improvement in hygiene, sanitation and lifestyle, diseases went away pretty much on their own.

Same here in the Philippines... last case in 1993, declared officially polio-free in 2000, just now 2 cases from vaccines, as confirmed by WHO, and all of a sudden (surprise surprise) there is a mass vaccination campaign here. Duhhh.

Vaccines were never meant to prevent disease. They were meant to weaken immune systems and spread disease.

We don't have a healthcare "system", we have a "system" for profit.

Settled down Qu33f.

You didn't pick up on the 37 cases identified this year.

You're a goddamn superhero son

Woah.

Good info, hadn't heard if the Cutter Incident. But then, the lists of things I don't know seem to be expanding in all directions.