Jt Kong Loc: Behind the Covid Curtain

Does anyone know of any scientific study showing the polio v*****e works?

I’ve always believed the polio v*****e was proof, v*****e theory was sound, there were just good and bad v*****e applications. Recently I encountered a mother who refused to v******te her child. She challenged me to present her with any valid study showing v*****es were worth the risk. Thinking it would be easy, I dove head first into the history of polio and its v*****e. What I found shocked me!

I now present the mother’s challenge to the One Political Plaza community. Can anyone find a valid scientific study showing the polio v*****e works?

Let the V*****eGames begin.

Canuckus Deploracus Loc: North of the wall

How many people get polio these days?

Jt Kong Loc: Behind the Covid Curtain

https://prn.fm/unsuccessful-modern-medical-miracles-the-fraud-behind-the-polio-and-smallpox-v*****es-part-1/

That was the first question that came to my mind as well. After reading the above article, I was no longer sure, the answer was clear. What do you think Canuckus?

Jt Kong Loc: Behind the Covid Curtain

Unbeknownst to most doctors, the polio-v*****e history involves a massive public health service makeover during an era when a live, deadly strain of poliov***s infected the Salk polio v*****es, and paralyzed hundreds of children and their contacts.

These were the v*****es that were supposedly responsible for the decline in polio from 1955 to 1961! But there is a more sinister reason for the “decline” in polio during those years; in 1955, a very creative re-definition of poliov***s infections was invented, to “cover” the fact that many cases of ”polio” paralysis had no poliov***s in their systems at all.

While this protected the reputation of the Salk v*****e, it muddied the waters of history in a big way.

Smoke, Mirrors, and the “Disappearance” Of Polio
Suzanne Humphries, MD November 17, 2011

Jt Kong Loc: Behind the Covid Curtain

According to Lancet 6.28.14:

Acute flaccid paralysis is a weakness in one or more limbs or the respiratory or bulbar muscles, resulting from damaged lower motor neurons. The most common v***l causes are polio and non-polio enterov***ses. As polio gradually disappears globally, there is major concern about the probable emergence of other neurotropic enterov***ses to occupy the niche and cause infections mimicking acute paralytic poliomyelitis.
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See link (first graph image) which shows how the decrease in polio is directly correlated to an increase in Acute Flaccid Paralysis (AFP):

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/c0/47/71/c04771594d9f24d2b0aa0bfb6fccd385.jpg

lpnmajor Loc: Arkansas

What about smallpox? Know many people dying from Tetanus these days?

Jt Kong Loc: Behind the Covid Curtain

You didn’t mention polio in your response. Do you agree with the research presented that suggests there is some valid controversy regarding the v*****e?

Your point about tetanus and smallpox is absolutely valid. I will research those v*****es next, but since polio is the poster child for v*****es, I thought I would tackle it first.

Jt Kong Loc: Behind the Covid Curtain

The Tetanus V*****e:

Using the MedAlerts search engine, as of May 31, 2019, there have been 184,528 a*****e e***ts reported to the V*****e A*****e E***ts Reporting System (V***S) in connection with tetanus v*****es.

There have been 5,913 claims filed in the federal V*****e Injury Compensation Program (VICP) for injuries and deaths following v******tion with tetanus including 866 deaths and 5,047 serious injuries.

Prior to v*****e introduction in the 1940s there were approximately 500 annual cases of tetanus.

Now on to the next sacred cow- small pox.