Tetanus vaccine, Rockefeller and WHO

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

The Rockefeller Foundation was very serious about tackling world hunger by spreading GMO seeds and GMO grains around the world. Only the method they envisioned to solve the problem was aimed at the "supply aspect" rather than the "demand aspect". They were going to limit population growth by targeting the very process of human reproduction. For any skeptics who doubted their intentions, it was enough to look at the work of the Fund with the UN World Health Organization in Mexico, Nicaragua, the Philippines and other poor developing countries. There, the Rockefeller Foundation, as the saying goes, was caught by the hand.

The Foundation has quietly funded the WHO's "reproductive health" program, which has developed an innovative tetanus vaccine. This was not a decision influenced by the minute on the part of the Rockefeller Foundation. And they cannot say that they were not aware of the true nature of the research projects they funded. They have worked with WHO scientists to create a powerful new vaccine since 1972 - in parallel with Fund funding for research in other areas of biotechnology, including plant genetic engineering.

In the early 1990s, according to a report by the International Vaccine Institute, WHO oversaw mass tetanus vaccination campaigns in Nicaragua, Mexico and the Philippines. The Catholic secular organization Mexican Committee for Life became suspicious of the motivating reasons behind this WHO program and decided to analyze numerous vaccine vials and found that they contained human chorionic gonadotropin, or It was a strange component for a vaccine designed to protect people from tetanus resulting from infection of wounds from rusty nails or other contact with certain bacteria in the ground. And the tetanus disease itself was also quite rare.

It was also strange because human chorionic gonadotropin is a naturally occurring hormone needed to maintain pregnancy. However, in combination with a tetanus toxin carrier, it stimulates the formation of antibodies against chorionic gonadotropin. leading to the fact that the woman is not able to maintain a pregnancy - a kind of hidden abortion. Similar reports of vaccines containing hormones have been received from the Philippines and Nicaragua.

The Mexican Committee for Life has confirmed several other strange facts about the WHO vaccination program. Tetanus vaccine was given only to women of childbearing age - between the ages of 15 and 45. Men and children were not vaccinated. (43) In addition, vaccinations were usually given in a series of three doses, several months apart, so that women had a sufficiently high level of vaccination, although one tetanus vaccine was effective for at least ten years. The presence of human chorionic gonadotropin in the vaccine was an obvious "contamination". This hormone was not a component of the vaccine. None of the women who received the tetanus vaccine with the content reported. that the vaccine contains a substance that induces a miscarriage. And this, without a doubt, was the intention of the WHO.

The Mexican Committee for Life continued its investigation and found out that the Rockefeller Foundation, which worked in conjunction with the Population Council of John D. Rockefeller III. World Bank, United Nations Development Program. For 20 years, the Ford Foundation and others have worked with WHO to develop a contraceptive vaccine using human chorionic gonadotropin in tetanus and other vaccines.

The list of “other” organizations contributing to funding for WHO research included the All India Institute of Health Sciences and a number of universities, including Uppsala University in Sweden, the University of Helsinki and Ohio State University. The list also included the US government through the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, which is part of the US National Institutes of Health (NIH). This US government agency supplied the hormone for some of the contraceptive vaccine experiments.

The respected British medical journal The Lancet, in its June 11, 1988 article entitled “Clinical Trials of a WHO Vaccine for Birth Control,” confirmed the findings of the Mexican Committee for Life. Why "carrier" of tetanus toxin? Because the human body does not attack its own natural hormone, it must be tricked into thinking it is an invading enemy in order to develop a successful contraceptive vaccine using antibodies according to J. P. Tolvor. one of the scientists who participated in the research.

By mid-1993, WHO had spent $ 365 million of its meager funds on research and development in what it mildly called "reproductive health," including research into the introduction of human chorionic gonadotropin into a tetanus vaccine. WHO officials declined to answer the obvious question of why antibodies to human chorionic gonadotropin were found in women they were vaccinated. After a period of complete denial, they then indistinctly replied that the cases were "irrelevant."

They tried to ignore the revelations of the Mexican Committee for Life, claiming that the accusations came from “right-to-life supporters and Catholic sources,” as if it were meant to represent some kind of irreversible bias. If the message cannot be refuted, then you can at least try to discredit the person who reported it.

When four more ampoules of tetanus vaccine, which were administered to women in the Philippines, were sent to St. Luke in Manila, and all four tested positive for human chorionic gonadotropin, WHO officials resorted to a ruse. Now the WHO has argued that human chorionic gonadotropin originated during the production of the vaccine.

The vaccine was produced by the Canadian company "Connaught Laboratories Ltd." and Australian Intervex NCL Laboratories. Connaught, one of the largest vaccine manufacturers in the world, was part of the French pharmaceutical group Ron Poulenc. Among other research projects, Connaught has been involved in the production of a genetically engineered version of the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV).

Population decline and plant genetic engineering were apparently part of the same overall strategy: a significant reduction in the world's population. In fact, it was a sophisticated version of what the Pentagon called biological warfare, promoted under the slogan of "solving the problem of world hunger."