[wagglebee]

So, the Kenyan health ministry (which probably receives the bulk of its money from groups like the UN and Gates Foundation) should be believed when they say the UN isn't putting hCG in the tetanus vaccines, even though they've definitely done it in the past. But, Catholic bishops and a Catholic medical association which has been providing health care in Kenya for a century AND has no reason to make it up should be doubted?

Do you not see how flawed your position is?

[omegatoo]

What you said. :-)

I find it telling that they are not disputing that it was done in the past, but only that they are not doing it now. The fact that they are deviating from the usual 3 shot series and only targeting young girls is very suspicious.

IMHO, the Catholic bishops in Kenya carry more credibility than Catholic bishops from anywhere else, and after actually reading the article (do people actually do that here?!?), their position makes a lot more sense than that of the government.

Love, O2

[catnipman]

“Do you not see how flawed your position is?”

Nope. I don’t believe ANYTHING that comes out of Africa.

Besides it’s utterly preposterous that WHO/UN or anyone else would want to sterilize millions of Africans via Tetanus vaccinations. Total tinfoil hat stuff.