The high-level US government commitment explains the WHO’s monumental commitment to sterility vaccines. Shaw et al. found 150 research publications emanating from WHO on various infertility formulations between 1976 and 2016 with many thousands of citations.
In the years 1993 and 1994, WHO launched antifertility vaccination campaigns in Nicaragua, Mexico, the Philippines,129 and Kenya in 1995.130, 131 In each country, WHO and local government clinicians vaccinated women of childbearing age, telling them that the purpose of the WHO immunizations was to “eliminate maternal and neonatal tetanus.”132
A subsequent WHO study of birth control policy, Bryant et al., acknowledged that WHO’s family planning “services” had involved routinely deceiving the persons “served”133 with “sterilization procedures being applied without full consent of the patient.”134 Similarly, a 1992 study titled “Fertility Regulating Vaccines” published by the UN and WHO Program of Research Training in Human Reproduction, reported “cases of abuse in family planning programs” dating from the 1970s including:
incentives . . . [Such as] women being sterilized without their knowledge . . . being enrolled in trials of oral contraceptives or injectables without . . . consent . . . [and] not [being] informed of possible side-effects of . . . the intrauterine device (IUD).135
The authors of that WHO report advised their partners against characterizing their work as “antifertility measures for population control,” observing that milder descriptions like “family planning” and “planned parenthood” were more palatable for public appetites. Speaking on behalf of the WHO, Bryant et al. admitted, “It is perhaps more conducive to a rights-based approach to implement family planning programs in response to the welfare needs of people and communities rather than in response to international concern for global overpopulation.”136
The targeted regions for the WHO tetanus campaigns are principally the same developing nations that the Kissinger Report targeted. For example, a 2015 news release by Associated Press announced “[tetanus] immunization campaigns to take place in Chad, Kenya, and South Sudan by the end of 2015 and contribute toward eliminating [maternal natal tetanus] in Pakistan and Sudan in 2016, saving the lives of countless mothers and their newborn babies.”137
The Kenya schedule was identical to the one published for the WHO birth-control conjugate of tetanus toxoid linked to βhCG: five spaced doses of “TT” vaccine at six-month intervals, which, of course, strongly contrasts with the published schedule for authentic tetanus immunization schedules.138
Rajah Bill and his Indian Jabs
Polio Vaccine
Following his seminal meeting with Dr. Fauci in 2000, Gates launched a global polio vaccine campaign, pledging $450 million through BMGF of a $1.2 billion total and promising to eradicate polio by decade’s end. Improved nutrition, disease management, and UNICEF’s vaccine program had “vanquished” polio in India in 2011, meaning that the disease occurred in fewer than 300 people per year. Doctors diagnosed just over 200 new cases in 2012.139 WHO declared the malady eradicated after its five-year near-absence in 2016. By that year, polio affected only about 2,000 sufferers globally. The last few hundred cases of an endemic disease are always the most difficult and expensive to prevent. But, apparently, the glory of claiming the triumph for its total obliteration appealed to Bill Gates as an irresistible challenge. He vowed, against sage advice, to eradicate polio and successfully exhorted rich and poor nations to finance his cause.
Even the high-end polio vaccines used in Western nations are linked to injuries and illnesses that dwarf historical harms from polio. A short list of these include the highly contagious SV-40 monkey virus140 that scientists believe is responsible for the explosion of deadly soft tissue cancers in baby boomers and the Chimpanzee coryza agent that entered polio vaccines at the Walter Reed Hospital laboratories in 1955 and caused the devastating pandemic of respiratory syncitial virus (RSV) that the WHO estimates today causes 3 million hospitalizations annually and 60,000 deaths in children under five and 14,000 deaths among adults sixty-five years and older.141 In order to discourage public discussion of those embarrassing abcesses on its sacred cow, HHS in 1984—the year Anthony Fauci became director of NIAID—quietly pushed through an astonishing federal regulation that reflected the agency’s institutional culture of paranoia, secrecy, and imperiousness but not America’s democratic values or the US Constitution:
Any possible doubts, whether or not well-founded, about the safety of the vaccine cannot be allowed to exist in view of the need to assure that the vaccines will continue to be used to the maximum extent consistent with the nation’s “public health objectives.”
—Fed Register Vol. 49 No 107
Most Americans are shocked to learn that today, this abominable regulation is the law of our land.
To complicate these problems, the low-rent polio vaccines Gates uses in Africa and Asia are dramatically different from those used in Western countries. The BMGF committed more than $1 billion pushing an oral polio vaccine (OPV) that contains a live polio virus across the global South. This live virus can replicate inside a child’s gut and spread in regions with substandard sanitation and plumbing. That means people can contract the virus from the vaccine. Gates’s program created windfall profits for pharmaceutical behemoths that could not market such dangerous products in Western countries.
Experts argued that Gates’s attempts to exterminate polio would be counterproductive. Extirpating the final dwindling dead-end infections requires carpet-bombing entire regions with massive vaccination batteries, raising the paradoxical risk of vaccine-strain polio epidemics.
“I can’t see myself how we can satisfactorily eliminate the vaccine-derived strains,” said Prof. Donald Henderson, a distinguished scholar at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center for Biosecurity. “I just don’t think it can be done.”142 Henderson is the renowned WHO epidemiologist who led the successful campaign against smallpox during the 1960s.
Ignoring such advice, Gates declared war on polio in India and implemented a shock-and-awe strategy to exterminate those last few cases. Gates took control of India’s vaccine oversight panel, the National Advisory Board (NAB), by stacking it with loyalists and friendly PIs. Under his control, the NAB mandated an astonishing barrage of fifty polio vaccines (up from five) for each child in several key Indian provinces before they reached the age of five.