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Must Read: Worldwide Humanitarian Vaccination Projects Are For Depopulation
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Just a very few years ago, Bill Gates publicly declared before a live audience that using vaccinations strategically may help reduce the world population by 15 percent. Many claimed it was a slip of tongue, like a verbal typo. The audience and mainstream media apparently ignored it.
However, actual worldwide events indicate that population control is part or the world vaccination agenda.
Looking at the more immediate past, the oral polio vaccine (OPV) campaign in India and Pakistan serve as examples. You will read claims of outrageous success, especially regarding India, about how polio has been greatly reduced ever since the OPV campaign had begun a few years ago.
This campaign, initiated by the Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI) is partially funded by $1.3 billion from The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. It’s primary targets recently have been India, Pakistan, Nigeria, and the Philippines. But the tales of success are tainted with partial truths, important factual omissions, and big lies.
The hidden truths of polio eradication efforts
Oral polio vaccines have been banned in most western industrial nations because they cause polio. But those polios are called other names, thus making it seem normal wild virus polio as reduced or eradicated. OPVs contain live polio viruses that fester in the digestive system and come out stronger in feces. This process lasts for up to a few weeks.
The root of contagious viral diseases in developing nations, including polio, stems from poor waste removal and drinking water also used for bathing. Many children five years of age and younger given mass oral polio vaccinations did wind up bathing in drinking water.
Source: http://truthisscary.com/2014/11/must-read-worldwide-humanitarian-vaccination-projects-are-for-depopulation/
