‘A mass sterilization exercise’: Kenyan doctors find anti-fertility agent in UN tetanus vaccine

LifeSiteNews ^ | 11/6/14 | Steve Weatherbe

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“As the doctors themselves pointed out, what possible reason would they have to lie?”

Not necessarily lying exactly, but ignorance, superstition, and conspiracy theories are rife in Africa (pretty widespread everywhere else, too, unfortunately), and I’m not certain that doesn’t extend to Catholic doctors.

The belief that the CIA created and distributed HIV/AIDS, and Ebola, are also widespread in Africa.

Is there any real proof that this hCG stuff has been used anywhere? A significant drop in fertility in groups that received the vaccines, for example?

Conspiracy theories are a slippery slope.

[Steve_Seattle]

"However, Bishop Paul Kariuki Njiru, the Catholic Health Commission chairman, alongside his colleagues Bishop Joseph Mbatia and Dr Stephen Karanja of the Kenya Catholic Doctors Association, have been at pains to explain details of this research."

That's kind of an odd phrasing. If they claim that multiple analyses of the vaccine revealed the presence of an abortifacient drug, they should easily be able to release those documents. They shouldn't have to do any "explaining," nor should they be "at pains" to do so. It is not clear whether the author is obfuscating something, or whether the Catholic group has been unable to substantiate their allegations.

[wagglebee]

You did good.

[wagglebee]

Slump Tester just got a well-deserved zot!

[wagglebee]

There is absolute proof that hCG was used in Mexico, Nicaragua and the Philippines in the mid-1990s.

In the 90s it was first questioned when the protocols were set out for females, not males, to receive the tetanus vaccine over an extended period. Tetanus vaccines typically aren't given in multiple shots and males are typically more likely to be at risk for tetanus than females.

So, the UN did do it in the 90s and got caught.

The Kenyan doctors have stated that the samples were tested at a lab in South Africa. I assume they are prepared to show the test results.

[Jabba the Nutt]

If this is true, they’ve set back all vacination efforts throughout the 3rd world for year to come. Tar, feathers, rope.

[arthurus]

Margaret Sanger is smiling in her grave.

[wagglebee]

Yep, it was an incredibly stupid thing to do.

[surroundedbyblue]

Um, I uphold the sanctity of life. This has nothing to do with feeding, sending aid, and importing. I am not a eugenicist who judges one’s value based on the wealth they generate. That’s a leftist, communistic, Stalinistic mentality. I don’t care how you vote, your thoughts on this matter are not consistent with a pro-life conservative.

[wagglebee]

I am not a eugenicist who judges one’s value based on the wealth they generate.

I'm pretty sure the troll was more focused on skin color than anything else.

[trisham]

He was here from 7/2004. Another chameleon.

[catnipman]

Why in the world should we believe a couple of Kenyan Bishops and one supposed lab result from some random South African “lab”?

This sounds to me like an updated version of the perennial voodoo doctor claims that western medicine causes “Slim” (AIDS).

[wagglebee]

Why in the world should we believe a couple of Kenyan Bishops

Can you give a reason for the doctors to lie?

one supposed lab result from some random South African “lab”?

Do you somehow doubt there are medical labs in South Africa?

This sounds to me like an updated version of the perennial voodoo doctor claims that western medicine causes “Slim” (AIDS).

Except that the UN and WHO have been caught doing this before.

[wagglebee]

You know it's kind of strange how some people claim to despise the UN; then when they find out the UN is behind something like this, it's either:
A. The people claiming this about the UN must be lying
or
B. Sterilizing people in the Third World is a good thing.

[HiTech RedNeck]

The classic conservative/Christian answer is to teach them how to feed themselves. Strawman.

[trisham]

That’s an excellent observation.

[HiTech RedNeck]

Is there any antidote to this, or are the unfortunate women stuck with being unable to carry a baby to term?

[wagglebee]

I don't know.

[wagglebee]

Of course it is, ALL of my observations are excellent! :-)

[catnipman]

http://www.businessdailyafrica.com/Corporate-News/Ministry-says-vaccine-is-safe—recommends-action-against-bishop/-/539550/2511498/-/view/printVersion/-/3lioo4z/-/index.html