[Firestarter]

In May 2020 (?), a video was uploaded to and deleted by Youtube that a GSK whistleblower exposed that the COVID-19 vaccine will make 97% of the women infertile.
The video isn't very informative, but there are some interesting follow-up articles and another video on these sterilisation vaccines (11:21).
https://www.bitchute.com/video/IalsQvC0XIdl/


In Kenya in October 2015, pharmaceutical company Agriq-Quest Ltd had their licence revoked for trying to expose that half a million girls were sterilised using anti-HCG (Beta-HCG) in tetanus vaccineS.

Here is a more recent documentary on this diabolical affair...
The interviews with the African whistleblowers - including Kenyan doctor Stephen Karanja, who died in April 2021, reportedly of COVID - is very interesting.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/RA59YPPHZjZe/


A study from 1994, presenting "evidence of the feasibility of a vaccine for control of human fertility” describes how the HCG sterilisation vaccines work:

We report here results of clinical trials on a birth control vaccine, consisting of a heterospecies dimer of the beta subunit of human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) associated noncovalently with the alpha subunit of ovine luteinizing hormone and conjugated to tetanus and diphtheria toxoids as carriers, that induces antibodies of high avidity (K(a) approximately 10(10) M-1) against hCG.
Whilst, the antibody response declines with time; fertility was regained when titers fell to < 35 ng/ml.

As fertility came back, "booster shots" are needed!

This explains that because it doesn't give other indications of sterilisation, it could be used covertly:

An advantage in choosing hCG as a target for immunocontraception is that its inactivation would not interfere with other physiological processes in the female, such as ovulation and production of sex steroid hormones.

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Another this study from 1989 about “Vaccines are under development for the control of fertility in males and females" adds the following on hCG vaccines:

Vaccines inducing antibodies against the human chorionic gonadotropin have gone through phase I trials with satisfactory results. A vaccine producing a consistently bioeffective antibody response against gonadotropin-releasing hormone is ready for phase I/II clinical trials in patients of carcinoma of prostate after due experimenation in animals and toxicology studies. Research to identify sperm antigens for incorporation into second generation vaccines is in progress.

https://healingoracle.ch/2020/05/13/coro...fertility/
(https://archive.is/frARP)


The following is a typical "debunking" story, that does such a poor job that this actually makes the original, deleted video more convincing to me...
There is however some additional information on the original deleted Youtube video.

Maybe the following (61 from 63) is where the 97% figure comes from.

The speaker also says that GSK tested 63 women with a vaccine containing anti-hGC antigens that resulted in 61 becoming infertile (5m29s). Those statistics also appear in the 1989 paper and an older one, by one of the same researchers and are not related to GSK.

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See the following example.

In the video the speaker says he wants to “look at who is running the vaccine trial” and names Dr Andrew Preston from the University of Bath, saying he “spoke on television the other night”. Phoenix says Dr Preston received a £28 million grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, which he claims is “interfering and trying to manipulate” human vaccine trials."

It goes on to explain that this is all preposterous while admitting that Andrew Preston had an important role in the vaccine trials, and admitting that Preston received (part of) a £28 million grant from amongst others the Gates Foundation for another vaccine trial...

Even more ridiculous is that because one of the referenced studies in the video concerns cancer vaccines, this is no smoking gun (I really don't understand the "debunking argument")!

Prof Griffin said the 1989 paper referred to in the video “was obviously very deliberately about a vaccine for contraception or cancer research”.

This is all the more suspicious against the background that HPV vaccines (that have been marketed as cancer vaccines) are known to reduce fertility in women:
https://www.aap.com.au/covid-19-vaccine-...from-1989/
(https://archive.is/0iq13)


If you want to check the named 1989 study for yourself here it is: http://archive.vn/VIpgr


The cancer study suggests that GnRH vaccines could make men so femine that this would effectively sterilise them.

The GnRH vaccine has the potential to be effective in both men and women. A study in male rats using diphtheria toxoid as the GnRH vaccine carrier reveals that antibody titers rise, testosterone levels fall, weight of testis decreases, and the prostate disappears.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1618603/