The Gaza Health Ministry has said that an 10-month-old infant in the central city of Deir al-Balah “who has not received any polio vaccine dose” tested positive for the virus. The baby has since reportedly been paralyzed by the type 2 polio virus, which can be fatal. The ministry has since indicated that “a number of children” have presented with symptoms consistent with polio.

On Tuesday European Union foreign policy chief Josep Borrell has warned that the spread of polio threatens all children in Gaza. He is calling for an urgent polio ceasefire.

Borrell has announced the need for an “immediate 3-day humanitarian ceasefire” to enable vaccination, and emphasized that “Our humanity demands it.” He said that the World Health Organization (WHO) and UNICEF must be allowed full access to be able to vaccinate the Gaza Strip and this should happen “independent of wider negotiations.”

These efforts have already begun, but distributing vaccines in an active war zone and with bombs falling will certainly be an uphill battle. The New York Times details of where the campaign stands:

More than 1.2 million doses of the polio vaccine arrived in Gaza on Monday, in preparation for an expansive effort to inoculate more than 640,000 Palestinian children and curb a potential outbreak, the United Nations, Israel and health authorities in Gaza said.

…UNICEF, the U.N. children’s fund, said it was delivering the vaccines in cooperation with the World Health Organization, the main U.N. agency that aids Palestinians, UNRWA; and other groups. UNRWA officials said they hoped to deliver the first vaccines to Gazan children starting on Saturday.

But the campaign will be “a very difficult operation and its success will depend very much on the conditions on the ground at the time,” Sam Rose, a senior official from the agency, said at a news briefing on Monday.

United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has been calling for a voluntary ceasefire to allow health workers to conduct their work.

For weeks now he has implored Israeli and Palestinian forces to lay down their arms to at least allow the Strip to be vaccinated. “I am appealing to all parties to provide concrete assurances right away guaranteeing humanitarian pauses for the campaign,” he previously told reporters at the UN headquarters in New York.

The quick spread of polio threatens all children in Gaza, already weakened by displacement, deprivation & malnourishment.

I urge an immediate 3-day humanitarian ceasefire to enable vaccination by @WHO & @UNICEF – independent of wider negotiations.

Our humanity demands it.

— Josep Borrell Fontelles (@JosepBorrellF) August 27, 2024

“Let’s be clear: The ultimate vaccine for polio is peace and an immediate humanitarian cease-fire,” Guterres stressed. “But in any case, a polio pause is a must.”

At this moment the IDF military’s campaign to rescue the hostages is still in full force, and there is unlikely to be a complete pause in fighting; however, it’s possible there could be a slow down in fighting in some locales.

In 1938, the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis was established and later became the March of Dimes. It would be nearly 20 more years before Dr. Jonas Salk developed the first injectable, inactivated polio vaccine in 1955. In 1961 Dr. Albert Sabin developed the live oral polio vaccine (OPV) and it rapidly became the vaccine of choice and has remained the vaccine of choice in developing countries.

The Global Polio Eradication Initiative² marks 1991 as the last case of wild polio infection in the Americas, 1997 as the last case of wild polio in the Western Pacific region, and 1998 as the last case of a child paralyzed by the wild poliovirus in the European region.

Yet, while the polio vaccine program appears to have significantly reduced wild poliovirus, outbreaks continue to occur, suggesting it may be time to rethink the polio vaccine program.

Vaccine-Derived Polio Challenges Old Protocols

The Global Polio Eradication Initiative³ was launched in 1988 following the World Health Assembly’s resolution to eradicate the disease. They have public and private partners including the World Health Organization, Rotary International, the U.S. CDC, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and GAVI.⁴

Yet, after more than 30 years, polio continues to infect and paralyze people — but it isn’t the wild virus doing all the damage. The vaccine program has been an unsuccessful multibillion-dollar fight. Dr. Paul Offit, director of the Vaccine Education Center at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, says eradication may never happen because the viruses are “smarter than we are.”⁵

In 1994, the Americas were declared polio-free, but a young man in New York contracted the virus and was paralyzed in 2022.⁶ The challenge is the vaccine-derived poliovirus. The CDC⁷ describes how the weakened virus from an OPV can replicate in an immunodeficient individual and “revert to a form that causes illness and paralysis.” Health officials say this is more likely to happen when the virus circulates in under- or non-immunized populations.

The Global Polio Eradication Initiative⁸ describes the OPV program as having “brought the wild poliovirus to the brink of eradication.” Unfortunately, the virus refuses to go over the edge. Instead, it is doing exactly what the CDC described and has reverted to a more dangerous virus that public health experts have found in the U.S. and 15 European countries,⁹ including the U.K.¹⁰

The virus spreads through sewage in areas with poor sanitation. But that’s not the only place it’s been found. According to NPR,¹¹ the poliovirus has been detected in wastewater in Rockland and Orange Counties, New York, and New York City. Offit told NPR that health officials were aware that the virus in the OPV could mutate but the vaccine campaigns continued anyway. He explained:

“We were seduced by the fact that it was cheap. It caused contact immunity. It was easy to give. And so we thought, ‘We can eliminate this disease in the world.’ We released the dragon, and the dragon was the circulating vaccine-derived poliovirus.”

Vaccine-Induced Polio Has Replaced the Wild Virus

According to NPR,¹² in some places of the world, only 5% of children are up to date on their childhood immunizations. Those are the areas where the less expensive oral polio vaccine is more commonly used and where many of the current outbreaks are occurring.

In the early years, public health officials felt the spread of the weakened poliovirus was a benefit of using the OPV. They hoped it would immunize the unvaccinated children who were exposed.¹³ But instead of helping to eradicate the disease, the weakened virus mutated, regained strength and is now just as dangerous as the wild-type poliovirus.

In 2022, the WHO reported 30 cases of confirmed wild-type polio infections¹⁴ but there were 791 cases of vaccine-derived polio,¹⁵ which they reported as Acute Flaccid Paralysis (AFP).¹⁶ Using data from the World Health Organization, NPR produced¹⁷ an interactive bar graph that demonstrates how vaccine-derived cases of poliovirus outnumber cases of the wild virus, most significantly starting in 2017 during an outbreak in Syria.

The injected polio vaccine does not shed the virus in the same way that the OPV does. However, it’s also more expensive and out of reach for most developing countries. In 2021, another oral polio vaccine was developed and introduced, which experts hope will be less likely to mutate. Aiden O’Leary is the director for the Global Polio Eradication Initiative, and true to the stated focus of many of the Initiative’s partners, O’Leary says:¹⁸

“But the backbone of our approach is really this house-to-house coverage [with oral vaccine]. It has been demonstrated over time that this is the best means of ensuring that we’re able to reach each and every child. And that is fundamentally the key to actually achieving the goals we’ve set for ourselves.”

In other words, the Global Polio Eradication Initiative’s answer to vaccine-derived poliovirus is more vaccines. Konstantin Chumakov, former associate director for research at the FDA Office of Vaccines, disagrees, telling NPR: “If we keep doing the same thing, expecting different results, that’s a recipe for failure.”

Zulfiqar Bhutta, founding director of the Institute for Global Health and Development at the Aga Khan University in Pakistan, agrees. House-to-house campaigns cannot continue indefinitely. He notes that people have asked “Why are you coming every few months with these vaccine doses that we have already had and then kids are getting the paralytic polio despite the vaccine?”¹⁹

Yet, Chumakov also believes that stopping the vaccine program is also not the answer. Even if polio is eradicated from the planet, Chumakov warns that polio is easily manufactured in a lab and could be used as a bioweapon. He thinks the polio vaccine cannot be stopped, “No, they will have to continue forever, everywhere, indefinitely.”²⁰

Acute Flaccid Myelitis Is a Polio-Like Illness

Just five years before vaccine-derived cases of poliovirus overtook wild cases in number, the first outbreaks of acute flaccid myelitis (AFM) were reported across multiple global regions.²¹ According to the CDC,²² the condition causes the body to become weak, with loss of muscle tone and reflexes. Some people experience difficulty moving their eyes, difficulty with swallowing or pain in the arms, legs, neck or back.

AFM can cause life-threatening respiratory failure and serious neurological complications. It is vital if you or your child develops these symptoms that you seek medical attention immediately. There is no cure or treatment for the condition.²³ The goal is to manage symptoms and provide respiratory support.

This polio-type illness mainly affects children. In 2014, the CDC²⁴ began tracking cases in the U.S. and recorded 120 confirmed cases in 34 states. That number jumped to 153 cases in 2016. Between 2014 and 2919, the virus appeared to infect many more people every other year. In 2018 there were 238 total confirmed cases in 42 states. Since then, the number has stayed at less than 50, with 28 confirmed cases in 2021 and 44 in 2022.

The CDC formed a task force in 2018²⁵ to assist in the effort to define the cause and improve patient outcomes. However, according to the CDC website, the task force page was last updated on September 30, 2021, and the activities listed are the clinical treatment and etiology goals but no accomplishments.

The move to create the task force was likely prompted in part by criticism from parents and scientists for the CDC’s lack of an effective response.²⁶ While the number of cases has fallen to below 50 for four consecutive years, as we have seen with vaccine-derived poliovirus infections, this is not a guarantee that the number will stay low.

Could Vaccines Provoke AFM?

In a paper published in the BMJ, Dr. Allan S. Cunningham suggests we may need a new approach to making vaccine recommendations.²⁷ He was referring to the outbreak of AFM, which at the end of 2015 totaled 142 cases in the previous two years.

He suggested a phenomenon known as provocation poliomyelitis, which describes an increased risk of neurological complications known to occur when a person infected with poliovirus receives an injury to a skeletal muscle. He suggests the injury could derive from an injection from a vaccine. As noted in the Journal of Virology in 1998:²⁸

“Skeletal muscle injury is known to predispose its sufferers to neurological complications of concurrent poliovirus infections. This phenomenon, labeled ‘provocation poliomyelitis,’ continues to cause numerous cases of childhood paralysis due to the administration of unnecessary injections to children in areas where poliovirus is endemic.

Recently, it has been reported that intramuscular injections may also increase the likelihood of vaccine-associated paralytic poliomyelitis in recipients of live attenuated poliovirus vaccines.”

Interestingly, in less than 1% of cases, poliovirus will invade the central nervous system and cause paralysis.²⁹ Most cases produce a mild illness with a sore throat, low-grade fever, fatigue, nausea and other flu-like symptoms that disappear in 10 days. In some cases, polio can occur with relatively no symptoms. This means that some people receiving vaccinations could have an underlying polio infection at the time and not even know it.

The poliovirus is only one type of enterovirus. There are more than 100 non-polio enteroviruses,³⁰ most of which cause mild illness. However, some can infect the nervous system and cause paralysis. Because they are one of the most prevalent viruses in the world,³¹ it’s likely that some children receiving vaccinations are infected at the time of injection, possibly without symptoms or only mild fever or flu-like symptoms.

Is it possible that provocation poliomyelitis could occur in children vaccinated while infected with a non-polio enterovirus? It’s a question that deserves a closer look. As Cunningham explained:³²

“PP [provocation poliomyelitis] was most convincingly documented by Austin Bradford Hill and J. Knowelden during the 1949 British polio epidemic when the risk of paralytic polio was increased twenty fold among children who had received the DPT injection. Similar observations were made by Greenberg and colleagues in New York City; their literature review cited suspected cases as far back as 1921.

AFM may result from a direct virus attack on the spinal cord, or by an immune attack triggered by a virus, or by something else. If a polio-like virus is circulating in the U.S., the possibility of its provocation by one or more vaccines has to be considered.”

• ^1, 2 Global Polio Eradication Initiative, History of Polio, Interactive timeline
• ³ Global Polio Eradication Initiative, Our Mission
• ⁴ Global Polio Eradication Initiative, Section 4
• ^{5, 12, 13, 17, 18, 19, 20} NPR, April 10, 2023
• ^6, 11 NPR, August 17, 2022
• ⁷ Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Vaccine-Derived Poliovirus, subhead 1
• ⁸ Global Polio Eradication Initiative, Vaccine-Derived Poliovirus
• ⁹ European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control, August 16, 2022
• ¹⁰ WHO, June 22, 2022
• ¹⁴ World Health Organization, Global Wild Poliovirus 2017-2023
• ¹⁵ World Health Organization, [Global Circulating Vaccine‐derived Poliovirus (cVDPV)
• ¹⁶ National Institute of Communicable Diseases, Acute Flaccid Paralysis
• ²¹ Lancet, 2021; 397(10271)
• ²² CDC, About Acute Flaccid Myelitis, Symptoms
• ²³ Cleveland Clinic, Acute Flaccid Myelitis
• ²⁴ CDC, AFM Tracking and Outbreaks
• ²⁵ CDC, CDC Acute Flaccid Myelitis Task Force Activities
• ²⁶ New York Post, November 14, 2018
• ^27, 32 The BMJ, 2015; 350:h308
• ²⁸ Journal of Virology, 1998; 72(6)
• ²⁹ CDC, Poliomyelitis, Clinical Features
• ³⁰ Current Opinion of Infectious Disease, 2015;28(5)
• ³¹ European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control, Factsheet

Now, data points are emerging, albeit slowly, in western media as the scourge of Bill Gates is becoming clear. This has been well known in places like India where the World Health Organization and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation have worked hard to get the live oral polio vaccine administered to as many people as possible. The results: Nearly half-a-million children have become paralyzed since 2000.

One might wonder how this could possibly be allowed to continue in India, Africa, and other developing regions. The answer is infuriating. They’ve gotten away with it because they renamed the disease. Seriously. The massive number of adverse reactions are being blamed on “non-polio acute flaccid paralysis” (NPAFP), which honest scientists and doctors admit is just a rebranding of a new and more deadly strain of polio that emerged from the vaccines.

Now, it’s here in the United States despite the fact that the Gates vaccine was outlawed here over two decades ago. Has it been quietly reintroduced to spark the next round of Pandemic Panic Theater?

According to Rebel News:

The news of a polio resurgence has ushered panic into the city with city officials reminding people to get vaccinated and expanding vaccine access via polio vaccine centers. The city is using vaccine infrastructure that was originally set up to combat COVID.

But of course, when there’s a viral emergency, Bill Gates is somewhere to be found close by, and as in other cases, partly to blame for the emergency in the first place.

The form of polio virus found in New York was not wild polio — but instead it was vaccine derived polio. Meaning the polio virus that’s in the polio vaccine that most of the world receives. In other words, the polio vaccine caused this polio emergency.

Most of the world gets the oral polio vaccine, or the OPV. The OPV contains a live polio virus.

This live virus can replicate inside a child’s intestine and spread in places with poor sanitation and plumbing. That means people can contract the virus from the vaccine.

According to a 2017 study by the University of California San Francisco and Tel Aviv University, the “live” but ”weakened” polio virus used in the OPV rapidly regains strength and starts spreading on its own, which has led to “hundreds of cases of childhood paralysis.” In recent years, more children have been paralyzed by the vaccine strain of the virus than by wild polio itself.

In an interview with NPR, professor of microbiology Raul Andino explained:

“It’s actually an interesting conundrum…The very tool you are using for polio eradication is causing the problem.”

In the year 2000, the U.S. halted use of the OPV. But in other countries, the Gates Foundation continues to use its instruments of influence to make sure governments continue administering the dangerous drug.

Polio outbreaks all around the world are the result of this Oral Polio Vaccine. Now, even in New York.

In 2005, Oxford’s Clinical Infectious Diseases Periodical reported that polio outbreaks in China, Egypt, Haiti, and Madagascar were all caused by the OPV, writing that “the time is coming when the only cause of polio is likely to be the vaccine used to prevent it.”

A few years later, the same periodical, while arguing that developing countries should shift to the Inactive Polio Vaccine (IPV) that the U.S. uses, wrote that the OPV is not only giving kids polio, but also “seems to be ineffective in stopping polio transmission” to begin with.

Watch this informative video:

We’ve entered the stage in human history where the globalists and depopulationists are in lockstep and operating in plain sight. They don’t have to skirt the system anymore. They ARE the system, and Bill Gates is at the center of it all.

This article was originally published by The Defender — Children’s Health Defense’s News & Views Website.

Before COVID-19, “polio” was perhaps the condition carrying the strongest cultural baggage as a trigger for parental and societal fears, thanks to years of branding that included images of children immured in cumbersome iron lungs.

For both polio and COVID-19, the public panic fomented by the media served the underlying medical-pharmaceutical agenda of promoting mass vaccination.

Even back in the pre-polio-vaccine days of 1937, an anonymous editorialist for the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) sought to put cases of polio-attributed paralysis — relatively rare — in perspective, suggesting, “Without the overemphasis in the press the vast majority of people would not have been concerned by the few hundreds of cases among many millions of people.”

The JAMA editorialist also berated officials for stoking polio fears, arguing that “panic appears in the minds of the public” in part because poliomyelitis “is a visibly crippling disease,” but also because the panic “is frequently reflected in the statements and actions of public officials.”

In 1996, Politico satirized media fear-mongering in a hilarious critique of “Mad Panic Disease (MPD) in reporters and its human form Crikey-Jesus-look-at-this-story-on-the-front-page Disease (CJD),” mock-reassuring readers that the “World Headline Organisation (WHO)” and the “Scaremongering and Vacillation Committee (SVC)” would be taking the matter in hand.

Judging by recent news reports and government actions, however, the Scaremongering and Vacillation Committee is preparing us for a new epoch of polio alarmism, one that stands to serve the same purpose as the earlier waves of browbeating by media and officials — namely, to steer a frightened public toward further vaccination.

It’s all in the sewage

This past summer in New York, officials asserted a link between a single case of adult paralysis and genetic fragments in sewage samples purportedly matching oral polio vaccine components.

Although the U.S. does not administer oral polio vaccines, the conventional theory is that individuals who receive oral doses in other countries pose a “shedding” risk that can leave detectable vaccine-related genetic material in stool samples and sewage.

On this tenuous basis, New York’s governor on Sept. 9 declared a state disaster.

Disasters turn out to be a handy means of “opening up more vaccine resources,” including resources to go after New York counties where, from the state’s perspective, polio vaccination rates are too low.

Thus, the state is deputizing “midwives, pharmacists, emergency medical workers and other health care workers” to administer polio vaccines and boosters to virtually all and sundry, including children and babies who have not yet started the polio vaccination series; adults who are either unvaccinated, partially vaccinated or “unsure whether they received the vaccine”; and individuals (such as healthcare providers and wastewater treatment workers) deemed to be at “increased risk.”

In London, meanwhile, health authorities are aggressively pushing polio boosters citywide for 1- through 9-year-olds on the basis of suspect sewage samples alone — with no cases of the disease.

U.K. officials described the vaccination campaign as “a precautionary measure.”

And in Israel, where authorities pronounced polio the cause of a 3-year-old’s paralysis earlier this year, multiple cities suddenly reported “traces” of polio in sewage, prompting media hype about “spread” and exhortations for children and teens ages 7 through 17 years to get the oral polio vaccine.

Sewage shenanigans?

New York, London and Jerusalem were three of the jurisdictions that imposed the harshest COVID-19 restrictions and pushed the COVID-19 jabs the hardest — showing themselves to be willing agents for tyranny disguised as a health emergency.

At a time when large segments of the public have awakened to the dangers of the COVID-19 shots and more parents than ever are questioning childhood vaccines, is this influential triumvirate’s drum-beating about a possible polio resurgence — including calls for widespread polio vaccination — a mere coincidence?

At the very least, the provocative sewage claims by these powers-that-be should be scrutinized.

An explication of sewage surveillance gives credit to an early-2000s study in Helsinki as one of the first to effectively use sewage to snitch on putative polioviruses.

However, it was the oral polio vaccine that furnished the basis for the experiment:

“Scientists flushed a polio vaccine down a toilet 20 kilometres [about 12 miles] away from a wastewater treatment plant. The researchers then collected wastewater samples … over four days, and showed they could still detect the vaccine after 800 million litres of wastewater had passed through the system.”

What was it about the hardy vaccine that seemingly and scarily allowed it to resist millions of flushes?

The researchers didn’t ask, though a 2021 study showing bioaccumulation of “rotavirus vaccine strains” in oysters suggests the question remains pertinent.

Instead, public health authorities decided to add wastewater monitoring to their disease (not vaccine) surveillance toolkit.

The fallible PCR, again

Wastewater experts admit their surveillance techniques are fallible and far from reliable.

Earlier this year, Tufts University professor Amy Rosenberg cautioned that analysis of wastewater “is a chemically and biologically complex process” involving “multiple steps that are difficult to standardize and that require systematic controls,” with wastewater often containing “compounds that can interfere” with the principal method used to spot pathogens.

That “principal method,” since the 1990s, is the very same polymerase chain reaction (PCR) technique abused to such an extent during COVID-19 as to now be roundly denounced as “useless.”

Rosenberg also noted “privacy and ethical concerns,” describing, then glossing over, the potential for misuse if wastewater data are linked with identifiable genetic or personal data — linkages that may be enabled by concurrent social media analysis or intelligence from geographic information systems.

In a paper published in August 2021, a group of 70 international experts also bemoaned the lack of “harmonized” quality assurance/quality control procedures, admitting that false or “inconclusive” results could conceivably cause “policymakers, public health officials, and the public to lose confidence” in the utility of wastewater monitoring.

However, there seems to be little risk of rejection by public health officials.

Au contraire, using the coronavirus as the excuse, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) enthusiastically is positioning wastewater surveillance as a “new frontier for public health,” at the same time that leading schools of public health are declaring it the “next frontier” specifically in the fight against polio.

And water scientists who can see which way the funding winds are blowing are rushing to endorse sewage monitoring despite the pitfalls they readily acknowledge, with Rosenberg calling for its further development and expansion and supporting Harry-Potter-style “constant vigilance.”

Others even helpfully point out how officials could easily use wastewater analyses to justify “isolation practices” and implementation of stay-at-home directives, masking, social distancing or other “mitigation measures”  — never mind that COVID-19 conclusively demonstrated the arbitrariness and lack of science behind such measures.

Paralysis by any other name …

As Children’s Health Defense has pointed out in other articles, “There is, and always was, ample evidence to suggest that poisoning — whether by lead arsenate, DDT, or later, the toxic ingredients in polio vaccines themselves — is the most credible explanation for the paralytic symptoms and deaths that were labeled as ‘polio.’”

Ditto for the “polio-like illnesses” and deaths chalked up to “acute flaccid myelitis” and “acute flaccid paralysis,” which, like polio, authorities conveniently blame on lurking viruses rather than finger chemical — or vaccine — culprits.

For children presenting with severe respiratory illness, the CDC is even recommending healthcare providers make testing for these other viruses “a typical part of their diagnostic routine” using — what else? — PCR methods.

If public health officials were truly concerned about sewage and what it can tell us, why not focus on addressing “the health issues associated with long-term simultaneous exposure to a large number of pharmaceutical products” — including the active ingredients and metabolites of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, cardiovascular drugs, antidepressants and antipsychotics — “known to partially survive the conventional process of wastewater treatment?”

In some settings, upgrading sewage systems — as part of classic water, sanitation and hygiene interventions — could also make a critical difference.

Instead, having rated polio a “Public Health Emergency of International Concern” in 2014, the WHO chose to grant Emergency Use Listing status in late 2020 to an unlicensed oral polio vaccine funded by Bill Gates — and other experts are calling for “guarantee mechanisms” to incentivize the expansion of the polio vaccine supply chain.

In short, bolstered by effective fear appeals — “persuasive messages that attempt to arouse fear by emphasizing the potential danger and harm that will befall individuals if they do not adopt the messages’ recommendations” — the vaccine gravy train appears poised to keep on rolling on.

Omicron BA.5. Monkeypox. Polio. Hemorrhagic Fever. It seems like there has been an increase in the number of medical threats popping up in the United States and across the globe. This will ramp up even more in the coming months as we hit Fall and Winter because, well, they need a cover story.

What are they trying to cover up? According to many doctors and scientists, the massive campaign to try to jab every man, woman, and child on earth as many times as possible has resulted in the weakening of their immune systems. This acquired immunodeficiency syndrome derived from the Covid-19 “vaccines” has contributed to these suddenly common diseases and the powers-that-be need something to distract the people from the truth.

Big Tech is playing its part. After seemingly easing a bit on their censorship, there has been a sharp increase over the past month. What changed? It’s hard to tell, but a story on American Greatness may reveal a clue:

Twitter Censors Top Israeli Biological Research Scientist After He Says Monkeypox Outbreak May Be Connected to mRNA Shots

Professor Shmuel Shapira, M.D., MPH, the former Director General of the Israel Institute for Biological Research (IIBR), is one of the top medical scientists in the world, and since his “vaccine” injury, he’s become one of the world’s top critics of the COVID-19 shots.

“I received 3 vaccinations, I was physically injured in a very significant way as many others were injured,” Shapira tweeted on May 13, 2022. “And in addition, my trust in the nature of the decisions and in the processes of making them has been severely eroded.”

Last week, Twitter censored Shapira for posting “disinformation” after he suggested that the Monkey Pox outbreak could be related to the mRNA vaccines.

“Monkey pox cases were rare for years. During the last years a single case was documented in Israel,” he tweeted. “It is well established the mRNA vaccines affect the natural immune system. A monkey pox outbreak following massive covid vaccination: Is not a coincidence.”

Twitter forced the expert in biological research and military medicine to take the tweet down.

A recently released trove of internal communications obtained by America First Legal (AFL) revealed that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) colluded with big tech monopolies to censor users—including dissenting medical doctors and scientists—who criticized the experimental COVID-19 “vaccines.” Prominent vaccine skeptics like Dr. Robert Malone, Dr. Mary Bowden, virologist Adam Gaertner, feminist author Naomi Wolf, and journalists Alex Berenson, Emerald Robinson, and Daniel Horowitz have been banned from Twitter for contradicting the Biden Regime/Big Pharma narrative on the mRNA and adenovirus DNA genetic products.

On today’s episode of End Medical Tyranny, which was a segment of the bigger episode of The JD Rucker Show, I covered this in more detail. Unfortunately, I sounded silly by repeatedly saying Omicron “AB.5,” which is wrong. It’s BA.5. Not sure where the brain freeze came about. Hopefully I’m not becoming like Dementia Joe.

I also floated a theory. What if Joe Biden doesn’t have Covid? What if his mental acuity has deteriorated so badly that they’ve taken him out of circulation to see if they can pump him full of enough stimulants to let him read a teleprompter for three minutes? It’s odd that he’s still allegedly testing positive five days after getting his second round of Covid this month. We don’t know. We won’t know.

As the end of the show, I noted that one of our sponsors, my good friend Dr. Zev Zelenko who died far too soon, has his Z-Dtox and Z-Stack protocols that should help us all, jabbed or not, as they unleash all of these new strains and diseases onto the world.

Article and podcast originally posted on my End Medical Tyranny Substack.

After all, it was reported that the market for polio vaccines had “stagnated” through 2021, and the first-ever vaccine granted approval under emergency use license by the World Health Organization was a new “triple-locked” polio vaccine.

In early June, the WHO granted Chinese pharmaceutical giant SINOVAC international approval for their new polio vaccine too. So, they had brand new products, but no one to buy them. The motive was there to create a population of ‘incentivised’ customers. That’s a simple mechanic of marketing we’re all very familiar with.

Since March, Israel has been running the “Operation Two Drops”, a polio vaccination drive (using that new “emergency use” polio vaccine), which apparently resulted in a huge increase in vaccine uptake in children of all ages.

This program was reported to be “over” just yesterday, with the Jerusalem Post headlining that “Israel’s polio outbreak finally under control”. Just as with the Covid “vaccines”, Israel has acted as the world’s guinea pig.

Following the proclaimed  “polio outbreak” in London (yes, they’re actually calling it an outbreak despite literally zero reported cases) the UK government declared an “emergency” and laid plans to “increase vaccine coverage”.

The EU meanwhile has pledged to provide 40 million euros worth of polio vaccines to Afghanistan, And just today Malawi, Tanzania, Zambia and Mozambique announced they have already administered over 36 million doses of polio vaccines as part of a new joint initiative, despite the region reporting just two cases in the whole of 2022.

So, clearly, a big part of this is selling vaccines. A lot of vaccines.

But at the same time, some questions remain. In a world with an ongoing (fake) covid “pandemic” and an incipient (fake) monkeypox scare, why bring back polio of all things? What agenda can polio propaganda serve?

Well, the answer might be that it plugs important gaps in the Covid narrative. Take this article, from the Guardian…

The discovery of the polio virus in Britain proves we can never let our guard down

It argues that just because we think a disease is gone, doesn’t mean it definitely has. Even if there’s no cases for literal decades, we must always be prepared for it to come back…

Do you see how this works?

The article is seeding the idea that just because there haven’t been any actual cases in 20 years doesn’t mean we should halt vaccination programs. That’s an argument that can (and will) be used to give Covid jabs to kids in perpetuity. This article from the Times is even cleverer, headlining:

UK polio outbreak ‘is our price for obsession with Covid’

It claims that, in some ways, lockdown was “worse than Covid” for children, because it disrupted too much – including the polio vaccination program. This little narrative twist is designed for a very specific purpose – to corral covid sceptics into a pro-vaccine position. It’s very subtle propaganda.

“Look”, they say, “maybe lockdown was a bit of an over-reaction and we got a bit obsessed with Covid. Sorry, our bad.

It’s perfectly understandable you don’t want to give your kids the experimental Covid vaccine – Covid doesn’t even affect kids much after all, does it?

But unfortunately – due to our own incompetence (silly us) – we’re now behind in our polio vaccinations. It’s OK to give your kids the polio vaccine…isn’t it?”

They cede that lockdown may have been “worse than the disease”, and criticise “our obsession with Covid” to get the sceptics on side, then they point to the supposedly neglected polio vaccination program as an aspect of criticising the government’s approach to Covid.

Just like that, wanting to vaccinate against polio becomes a covid sceptic position. And the same people who would never let their kids get the Covid shot are signing up to get them double-jabbed with another emergency use vaccine…only for polio.

Are these new polio vaccines safe and effective? Are they really necessary? Are they even really polio vaccines, not just covid shots with a different label? Or something else entirely?

We don’t know, and a lot of people won’t think to ask, such is the cultivated trust in the polio vax. It’s all about getting people “vaccinated”, and creating the cultural norm of regular state-mandated injections for “protection” against the disease du jour.

The “polio outbreak” is just a dragnet picking up all those who may have slipped through the Covid cracks. Either you take the clotshot for Covid, or you take smallpox vaccine for monkeypox or you take the polio vaccine…just to be safe.

In the end they just want everyone to get at least one vaccine, and it seems they don’t much care which. It makes one wonder if there’s some “secret ingredient” all three could have in common.

Photo by Kristine Wook on Unsplash. Article cross-posted from Off-Guardian.