[Coleus]

Kenya Government Caught Using Tetanus Vaccinations to Sterilize Women

[Mrs. Don-o]

Good on these well-informed and vigilant bishops.

Now here's a topic for a Synod on the Family.

[Bullpine]

It also questions why the campaign is only targeting women of 14 to 49 years. “Why is the campaign leaving out young girls, boys and men when all are prone to tetanus?” The statement asks. In the midst of so many life-threatening diseases, in Kenya, they are surprised that Tetanus is being prioritised by the Government? The Commission asserts that “When injected as a vaccine to a non-pregnant woman, the Beta HCG sub unit combined with Tetanus toxoid develops antibodies against Tetanus and HCG so that if a woman’s egg becomes fertilised, her own natural HCG will be destroyed rendering her permanently infertile. In this situation the Tetanus vaccination has been used as a birth control method.” The Commission says that the Catholic Church’s health institutions want to participate in ensuring that the vaccines to be administered are free of this hormone.

[Arthur McGowan]

Catholic bishops around the world often stand up to their government in defense of the people.

This is something the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops never does. IRS harassment? Silence. Obamacare dumping people left and right? Silence. EPA persecuting innocent ranchers and farmers? Silence. The Global Warming Hoax? They support it. The Carbon Tax Swindle? They support it.

The USCCB promotes open borders, hordes of disease-carrying aliens, free education and health care for illegal aliens, higher taxes, higher welfare, tens of millions of new pro-abortion voters, etc., etc., etc. Everything that is designed to collapse the U.S.

[LadyDoc]

the reason you give tetanus vaccine to pregnant women it to prevent neonatal tetanus. Often the cord is cut with dirty scissors or a dirty knife and they put herbs on the cut cord. The result is neonatal tetanus.

If the mom has had a recent tetanus shot, the baby inherits a lot of her anti tetanus antibodies, so doesn’t get the disease.

There has been an urban legend about various vaccines causing miscarriages or sterilizations, but it is just that: An urban legend.

Of course, there have been experimental vaccines that make women sterile that have been tested on African women, and then there is the Depo provera type shots that cause temporary infertility. Those are the reasons that the urban legend started.

But tetanus vaccine causing sterility? Nope. No way.

[Madam Theophilus]

If you link this story with the rioting in Sierra Leone about vaccinations for Ebola, it makes more sense why people are very suspicious about UN and WHO immunization programs.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

PING!