So let me get this straight here...
Polio had been eradicated in the USA up until the few cases recently. These recent cases are not "wild" polio like you would get from overseas countries, it's "tame" polio used to make the vaccine? Could you get this polio from a bad batch of the vaccine, or does this polio have to be deliberately administered? Why would anyone do that?
What about the polio found in the wastewater? What strain is it? Is it infectious like the disease or weakened/killed like the vaccine?
I can’t answer your questions .... I’m just seeing enough to make me VERY suspicious. I do not think the CDC is going to be truthful ... if they can “use” polio fear porn for political gain, it will be used. I can remember being at the elementary school getting my ‘sugar cube’ for polio ... my parents were terrified.
Keep an eye out for info ... I’m sure more will “leak”. Africa is the playground/testing ground for Gates/WHO ... they’ve sterilized a bunch of unsuspecting women with tetanus shots so there is evil afoot. The polio vaccines were being used there ... now (sort of like Monkey Pox has appeared around the world), polio is in the water here in America & some cases have cropped up. The illegals don’t help as they are a largely unvaxed population. People may not fear monkey pox, but they WILL fear polio.
More recent article:
‘Hundreds’ of New Yorkers may already be infected with polio, Empire state health chief warns - as the virus is detected in wastewater of a SECOND county
Excerpts from link:
New York state officials launched polio surveillance efforts in response to the case confirmed on July 21.
The case was confirmed in an Orthodox Jewish man in his 20s. He himself is unvaccinated, and contracted the vaccine-derived version of the virus.
Vaccine-derived polio can form when a person receives a live-virus vaccine - an oral immunization that can pass the virus on to others through fecal contamination.
That vaccine is no longer used in America, meaning it likely transmitted from a person that receive it abroad and eventually made it back to this New York man.
He suffered paralysis as a result of his infection and is now recovering at home after a hospital stay. It was reported earlier this week that he is still struggling to walk.
The last case of person-to-person transmission in the U.S. was in 1979, which was also marked the last wild polio case.
But there have been several dozen cases of vaccine-derived polio viruses since, although they have been one-offs, with no onward transmission.
Given his lack of international travel during the standard infection period, it is likely that he contracted the virus stateside. This alerted officials to begin surveillance.