Don’t Take WHO’s Tetanus Vaccine…Catholic Bishops Warn Kenyans

    Kenya’s Catholic Church has urged young Kenyan women to
    avoid participating in a government-run tetanus vaccine scheme out of fear that
    the vaccines were laced with a contraceptive agent.
    According to The Washington Post Kenyan bishops told a
    parliamentary committee that sample test results of a privately conducted
    analysis of the tetanus vaccine revealed the presence of a birth-control
    hormone called beta human chorionic gonadotropin.
    The tetanus vaccines, which have been provided by the World
    Health Organization (WHO) raised the suspicions of Kenya’s Catholic clergy in
    March, as the scheme is solely directed at women of child-rearing age.

    “We are calling on all Kenyans to avoid the tetanus
    vaccination campaign because we are convinced it is indeed a disguised
    population control program,” said Bishop Paul Kariuki, chairman of the Kenya
    Conference of Catholic Bishops’ health committee.
    However, a government spokesman has defended the vaccine
    drive, informing the public that the tetanus vaccines were indeed safe.

    “We have explained the science behind targeting the women,”
    said James Macharia, health ministry cabinet secretary. “We have embarked on
    the campaign to speed up the elimination of the disease among women in the
    reproductive age.”

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