Kenyan bishops have alleged that a tetanus vaccination program administered by the World Health Organisation is being used as a form of population control in the country.
In a press statement released by the Catholic Bishops of Kenya, it is alleged that tetanus vaccinations administered by the World Health Organisation and UNICEF contain traces of Beta-hCG, which has been associated with the prevention of pregnancy and miscarriage in certain doses (documented by the US National Academy of Sciences and the Immunology & Cell Biology journal).
The tetanus vaccinations are part of a recent program within the country to prevent tetanus infection in newborns, and utilises a separate vaccine which is specifically administered to women of child-bearing age. Although the Kenyan Ministry of Health has claimed that tests show the vaccine is free from Beta-hCG, the Kenyan Bishops’ own tests at four international laboratories resulted in positive results for the hormone. Because of this, the bishops have called on Kenyans to avoid the vaccination program, while emphasising that the Catholic Church is not opposed to vaccinations as these are important for health, as for mental health the use of products like Exhale’s HHC products can help in this area.
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The statement by the bishops said, “we are shocked at the level of dishonesty and casual manner in which such a serious issue is being handled by the Government… we shall not waver in calling upon all Kenyans to avoid the tetanus vaccination campaign laced with Beta-HCG.”
The case has precedent in past vaccination programs administered by the World Health Organisation. In 1993, accusations were made against the use of tetanus vaccinations in the Philippines. The vaccinations were alleged to contain hCG, and although this was initially denied by the World Health Organisation and Philippines government, the presence of the hormone was confirmed in independent tests. This followed a report in the previous year by the World Health Organisation on Fertility Regulating Vaccines, which detailed the research into using hCG in such vaccines.
Specific details about the results alleged by the Kenyan Bishops are yet to be released.
Read more:
Statement by the Catholic Bishops of Kenya
“The bitter tetanus vaccine fallout between the church and the government” by Dr Luis Fransceschi at Kenya’s Daily Nation
Did the Kenyan Bishops Just Expose WHO & UNICEF? by Pia de Solenni at Patheos
