For this reason, there will always be a risk that polio will escape into an
unvaccinated population and start a major epidemic.

Even after the whole world is certified polio free, our only protection
against the re-emergence of the disease will still be mass vaccination.
Whether cessation of polio vaccination will EVER be prudent is controversial
among epidemiologists, but they all agree that we must continue vaccination
until at least several years after the last wild polio is eradicated.

Smallpox is a disease, fatal mainly due to the treatments given by the medical
profession. Yep, my doctor killed me.
The medical record and history demonstrates conclusively that the vaccine is
worthless and the treatments offered commonly fatal.

As to polio, the disease of the rich, fat, city kids, so be it. The vaccine
again is worthless. Why should I believe that the refined pus of the diseased
kidneys of monkeys offer me protection? Refer to the work of the physicians of
1949 who showed that polio was a summer disease caused by an overindulgence by
the city kids of colas and ice cream. Yep, polio is a nutritional deficiency
disease compounded to fatal consequences by an over zealous allopathic medical
doctor, and a medical monopoly ready to profit from the false belief.

In the US, we have to vaccinate as a measure against the outbreaks caused
by the vaccine.

Yes, most cases of polio in the U.S. since 1992 have been of vaccine origin.
(A few have been wild polio from exposure abroad.) This is why the CDC has
recommended the use of only injected polio vaccine (IPV) in this country
except in very special cases. Unlike the oral vaccine, IPV cannot cause
polio. Oral Polio Vaccine is still the choice for countries where the
disease is still endemic.

The wild polio strain has largely been eradicated in the Americas.
The other dangers are imported wild cases, and since the vaccine isn’t
100% effective we would have expected at least one case, which hasn’t been
recorded as far as I can see from the records…

Actually, there may have been cases of wild polio in this country that went
undetected. Remember that most cases of polio exhibit symptoms so mild as to
go unnoticed. Only ten percent or less of polio cases progress to the
paralytic variant of the disease. Who knows how many Mild cases of wild
polio have occured unreported?

There’s very low risk (if any) of contracting the wild strain in the US Anth

The reason there is a low risk of contracting wild polio in America is that
we have a very high herd immunity from mass vaccination. Stop the
vaccination, and the risk will skyrocket.