11/13/2014
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We’ve heard the allegations before against the UN in various forms and involving different subsidiaries of population control substances being incorporated into vaccines. Generally the accusations are ignored or dispelled as untrue or without basis by the United Nations and most of the world agrees to give them the benefit of the doubt. After all, how could such a “well-respected” international organization created to “benefit mankind” be involved in such a thing. Whoever is making the charges must be wrong, right?
Wrong. This time the accusing party is the Kenya Conference of Catholic Bishops, not a group noted for their infidelity to the truth and not one given to making unfounded accusations. The group claims that vials of tetanus vaccine which were being used in a program being administered by the World Health Organization and UNICEF, both United Nations agencies, contained a chemical hormone which causes miscarriages as well as other infertility conditions.
A statement signed by 27 bishops read, “We raised questions on whether the tetanus vaccine was linked to a population control program that has been reported in some countries, where a similar vaccine was laced with Beta-HCG hormone which causes infertility and multiple miscarriages in women.”
They continued, “We want to announce here, that all the tests showed that the vaccine used in Kenya in March and October 2014 was indeed laced with the Beta-HCG hormone.”
Obviously, this hormone cannot exist in the unrelated vaccine without being deliberately placed there.
The bishops held a press conference to announce their findings and demanded answers from Kenyan health officials who oversaw what now appears to be a secretive population control program targeting Kenyan women. The hormone tainting the vaccines is Human Chorionic Gonadotropin, HCG.
Another faith-based health organization in Kenya, Matercare, reports that women are being injected both with HCG and tetanus antibodies. Wahome Ngare, an obstetrician who works with Matercare said, “When tetanus is laced with HCG and administered in five doses every 6 months, the woman develops antibodies against both the tetanus and the HCG in 2 — 3 years after the last injection.”
“Once a mother develops antibodies against HCG, she rejects any pregnancy as soon as it starts growing in her womb thus causing repeated abortions and subsequent sterility.”
The WHO has long been known to be involved in research and development into HCG in the 1990’s, with them reporting on their own development of “fertility regulating vaccines” in 1992.
That report stated, “Research on a vaccine against the hormone, human chorionic gonadotropic (HCG) for use by women, is most advanced.”
One thing that initially aroused the suspicions of the Kenyan bishops was the WHO practice of administering the vaccines only to women of childbearing age, not to young girls or men.
Supporters of the program point to the benefits of tetanus vaccinations, without addressing the tainted, population control variety of the medication. Clearly that is a different issue entirely.
The bishops met in March and October with Kenya’s Health Secretary and another official who promised to test the vaccines. The bishops were obstructed, and wrote in their letter, “However the ministry did not cooperate and the joint tests were not done.”
These claims remind us of the video comments of “philanthropist” Bill Gates of how vaccines will result in lower populations, a claim that seems at first to be contradictory, until you realize that the vaccines he’s talking about are to prevent births. That can either be a voluntary act or an involuntary one and it can either be accomplished through stealth or imposed directly through authoritarianism.
The public image of Gates, as with all globalists, is much different than the actual reality. If you’ve never seen the video, it’s short and well worth watching.
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