Monday, August 10, 2015

Catholic Bishops in Kenya Call for Boycott of Polio Vaccines

Good Morning from POSTING BLITZ IN UPPER DARBY!

Here is something I was wondering when it would happen. The Legacy of White Duplicity in the Medical Field and a history of Chemical and Biological Weaponization and Warfare. Always cast a HUGE SHADOW of ANY OPERATIONS BEING PERFORMED BY WHITES TOWARDS BLACKS. I will delve into MORE DETAILS ON THAT later. Pick up the book MEDICAL APARTHEID for starters;
Medical Apartheid: The Dark History of Medical Experimentation on Black Americans from Colonial Times to the Present is a 2007 book by Harriet A. Washington. It is a history of medical experimentation onAfrican Americans. From the era of slavery to the present day, this book presents the first full account of black America's mistreatment as unwitting subjects of medical experimentation.[1][2]
Medical Apartheid traces the convoluted history of medical experimentation on Black Americans in the United States since the middle of the eighteenth century. Harriet Washington argues that "diverse forms of racial discrimination have shaped both the relationship between white physicians and black patients and the attitude of the latter towards modern medicine in general".[3]
The book is divided into three parts: the first is about the cultural memory of medical experimentation; the second examines recent cases of medical abuse and research; while the last addresses the complex relationship between racism and medicine. Some topics discussed are well-known, such as the ‘Tuskegee Syphilis Study’ (1932–72), in which African Americans suffering from the disease were prevented from receiving the necessary medication by the US Public Health Service so that the evolution of the disease could be observed, but other episodes are less well known to the general public.[3] The book also mentions cases of Medical Experimentation in Africa and their links to African-American cases.
Medical Apartheid won the 2007 National Book Critics Circle Award for Nonfiction. Harriet Washington has been a fellow in ethics at the Harvard Medical School, a fellow at the Harvard School of Public Health, and a senior research scholar at the National Center for Bioethics at Tuskegee University.[4]
   What I was looking for was when, where and if!? Calls to stop certain types of vaccines were going to be brought out, where our real issue, ONCE AGAIN! Is OUR LACK OF SKILLED PROFESSIONALS IN THE MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC FIELDS! We need to have more medical experts and scientist so we can DISSECT FOR OURSELVES the vaccines that Whites have created and passed on to us. Because Whites have NO CREDIBILITY TO BE TRUSTWORTHY IN THESE AREAS.

Here is the article;

Catholic Bishops In Kenya Call For A Boycott Of Polio Vaccines

A child is vaccinated in Makadara Health Clinic, Nairobi, Kenya.
A child is vaccinated in Makadara Health Clinic, Nairobi, Kenya.
Greg Warner/NPR
Africa will mark one year without polio on Tuesday. The last case was in Somalia in 2014.
But last week, a polio vaccination campaign in Kenya faced an unlikely opponent: the country's Conference of Catholic Bishops declared a boycott of the World Health Organization's vaccination campaign, saying they needed to "test" whether ingredients contain a derivative of estrogen. Dr. Wahome Ngare of the Kenyan Catholic Doctor's Association alleged that the presence of the female hormone could sterilize children.
Ngare is a practicing gynecologist with no infectious disease experience.
Health workers went door to door to vaccinate residents in Nairobi, Kenya.i
Health workers went door to door to vaccinate residents in Nairobi, Kenya.
Greg Warner/NPR
He raises the specter of eugenics — sterilizing segments of human populations. He put forth other objections as well: "There are all sorts of stories out there," he told me. "Vaccines can cause autism. Vaccines have been used for spread of HIV. There are some cancer-causing viruses that you'd find in vaccines. So there are lot of stories. Some of them we don't know whether they're true or not true."
I pointed out to him that research has shown that claims of vaccines being linked to autism and HIV and cancer are in fact not true.
His response: "We could debate this forever."
But Wahome is not, he insists, anti-vaccine. He administers vaccines to patients in his clinic. His children are vaccinated. "Regular immunizations are safe and they must continue," he says. "You must immunize your child."
In Kenya, vaccine-suspicion has taken its own local strain, aimed less at vaccines themselves than at the international bodies, like the U.N. and WHO, that distribute them. The distrust has been fueled by WHO's decision to blanket Kenya with polio vaccines, well over and above routine injections, in an effort to boost population immunity. The idea is that some of the people reached by the campaign will have already been vaccinated, but some will not. The WHO says there's no harm in giving extra vaccines to children that are already vaccinated.
But Kenyans have concerns. Jacqueline Okaya, a freelance journalist who's pro-vaccine but not a Catholic, can't help but wonder.
"As a parent I was a bit worried, why the number of immunizations keep coming all the time," she says. "Then you start doubting it."
For two hours this week I followed Dr. Sylvia Njugu of the Ministry of Health and her team, who were canvassing Nairobi with vaccine vials, countering doubts with friendly smiles. And scare tactics. Njugu says almost all of the parents who refused at first were convinced when she described polio's effect on the body.
"They get convinced and they allow us to do that," Njugu says.
You scare them a bit? I say.
She says, "Of course!" and laughs.
It must have been persuasive. Of the more than 1,500 children her team vaccinated in five days, only a handful of parents finally said no.

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