The experimental Polio Vaccine in Gaza – bioweapon or trusted roll-out?

It’s “the same old playbook, where a war or crisis is used to roll out a new, minimally tested vaccine…
… Gazan children getting genetically modified vaccine developed by Gates Foundation

https://beeley.substack.com/p/the-experimental-polio-vaccine-in
Vanessa’s substack (above) references the article below …
Watch: Experimental Polio Vaccine Rolled Out to Hundreds of Thousands of Children in Gaza

… The campaign, continuing today in southern Gaza, is set to conclude next week in northern Gaza. It will target about 640,000 children. Israel and Hamas agreed to a daily eight-hour ceasefire in the places where the vaccines are being administered, Reuters reported …
… Because the oral vaccine doesn’t need refrigeration and doesn’t need to be administered by professional healthcare providers, it’s easier to use it for mass vaccination campaigns, (Dr Suzanne) Humphries said.
However, the oral vaccine also is responsible for creating the poliovirus now circulating and infecting hundreds of people globally each year …
… The nOPV2 vaccine is genetically modified to prevent it from mutating and regaining virulence. It is not fully licensed but was granted an emergency use listing by the WHO in 2023. …
Humphries said:

“Interestingly, we’re going to stop a war that has had absolutely no regard for children whatsoever. Israel is all of a sudden humanitarian and is going to stop a war because the U.N. and the World Health Organization asked them to, so they can go in and save all these children that have been potentially infected by a vaccine-derived poliovirus, by giving them a new genetically modified oral polio vaccine that has never been fully tested, that is released on emergency use.
“And most of the testing early on was done on people who are already fully vaccinated so that their chances of having a mutation are less because of that.”

Humphries said that, although the 10-month-old baby is partially paralyzed, he will likely recover the use of his limb. Most people who get polio recover the use of their limbs within 60 days, she said.

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