In a new video published to Brighteon.com, Joe Joseph from The Daily Sheeple explains how Kenyan President Railia Odinga put forth test results to show that Agriq-Quest Ltd., a Nairobi-based pharmaceutical company, indeed allowed poisons to enter the shots and cause harm as part of a government-run public health program.
Agriq-Quest has since had its license suspended by Kenya's Accreditation Service. But opposition leaders and various members of the public are demanding answers as they continue to tally up the number of casualties harmed by the vaccine between 2014 and 2015.
"Odinga said girls and women aged between 14 and 49 from the fastest growing populations in the country will not have children, because of a state-sponsored sterilization exercise that was sold to the country as a tetanus vaccination," a report by Agence de Presse Africaine explains.
According to reports, it was actually the Catholic Church – and more specifically, a group of Catholic doctors – that first brought the issue to light. They claimed at the time that Agriq-Quest's tetanus shots contained a hormone that was dangerous to young women, and that could potentially cause sterilization.
It now appears that the use of the word "potentially" wasn't even necessary, as the tetanus shots did, in fact, contain deadly sterilization chemicals known to be harmful to women.
"The Church's position was informed by what had happened in Mexico, Nicaragua and Philippines, where the various governments together with WHO/UNICEF had conducted similar campaigns using tetanus toxoid impregnated with beta human chorionic gonadotropin (BhCG) that causes permanent infertility among girls and women," President Odinga explained, according to sources.
As pointed out by Joseph, many Americans are likely to write off this news as, "well, that's happening over there and doesn't really concern us." But if you're one of those who believes this, you're dead wrong.
Truth be told, vaccines produced and sold for distribution in the United States come with similar risks, including the risk of serious brain damage leading to altered perceptions about truth and reality.
"Anybody that goes out and gets a flu shot, and anybody that goes out and just gets vaccinated without doing the research first" is just plain uninformed, says Joseph, noting that, at the very least, people should be concerned about how vaccines are harming black lives in Africa.
"How about you, the black African American caucus in Congress, are you concerned about this?" Joseph asks further.
"The Catholic church has dimed out the vaccine companies here ... it is a World Health Organization UNICEF program. These companies have to go through a process in order to be approved to manufacture vaccines for a UN effort."
After having its license suspended by the Kenyan government, Agriq-Quest was quick to blame government officials for the problem. They told the media that the government's decisions to suspend Agriq-Quest's license wasn't because the vaccines were dangerous, but because Agriq-Quest refused to "doctor the tests for them."
"The company's results from tests carried out on the vials showed that the samples of the vaccines were contaminated as had been claimed by the Catholic Church and Agriq-Quest claimed the government wanted the results altered to show that they were fit to be administered to women and children," reported Business Daily Africa.
Be sure to watch the full segment about this horrific news at Brighteon.com.
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