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RFK Jr. confirms: MMR vaccine contains hundreds of billions of DNA fragments from aborted babies
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RFK Jr. confirms: MMR vaccine contains hundreds of billions of DNA fragments from aborted babies

U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has confirmed that the MMR vaccine contains DNA from aborted fetal tissue – a blow to proponents.

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U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has officially confirmed what traditional Catholics and pro-life advocates have suspected for decades: the MMR vaccine, which many consider morally neutral, is inextricably linked to the tissue of aborted children. This statement is a serious challenge to those who rushed to assure believers that vaccines are 'morally clean.'

Kennedy's response to Governor Shapiro

It all started with Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, a Democrat who refused to recognize religious and ethical exemptions for the MMR vaccine. In response, Kennedy publicly criticized Shapiro on Monday and presented facts that are difficult to dispute. In his social media post, he quoted the governor's words that 'there is no fetal tissue in the MMR vaccine' and categorically denied them.

Kennedy explained that the rubella virus used in the MMR-II vaccine is grown in a cell line derived from lung tissue taken from a three-month-old aborted baby. This cell line, known as WI-38, is officially listed in the vaccine's composition. According to the Secretary, each dose of MMR-II contains approximately 646 billion DNA fragments from this aborted baby cell line, as well as an unspecified amount of human cell remnants.

Admissions hard to forget

Kennedy also released a 2018 video in which the inventor of the MMR vaccine, Stanley Plotkin, testified in court that during one of many experiments, he 'tore apart 76 aborted babies older than three months.' Kennedy emphasized that this was only one of many trials. Plotkin, who calls himself an atheist, openly admitted knowing about moral objections but justified himself by claiming that, according to him, the Catholic Church allows the use of such vaccines. He even stated he was ready to 'go to hell' for the use of aborted tissue.

What does this mean for believers?

These facts raise a fundamental question: can one in good conscience use vaccines built on the foundation of abortions? The Catholic Church officially permits the use of such vaccines only in cases of serious health threats and only if no alternatives exist, but this does not mean believers can turn a blind eye to this reality. Anyone who considers themselves a consistent pro-life advocate should know what they are truly receiving with a vaccine dose.

  • The MMR-II vaccine uses the WI-38 cell line, derived from the lung tissue of an aborted baby.
  • Each dose contains approximately 646 billion DNA fragments from this cell line.
  • Stanley Plotkin admitted to destroying 76 aborted babies during a single experiment.
  • Governor Shapiro refuses to recognize religious exemptions for these vaccines.

'RFK Jr. is right. The fact is that every dose of MMR, chickenpox, and hepatitis A vaccines contains billions of human cell remnants and DNA from aborted fetal cell lines.'

Aaron Siri, attorney who defended rights to religious exemptions

Source: christianitas.sk — https://christianitas.sk

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