Tetanus Vaccine is Birth Control in Disguise: Kenya's Catholic Bishops
 
   
 The Kenyan Catholic bishops are claiming that a tetanus immunization program run by WHO and UNICEF is in reality a population control scheme. They claim they have objective evidence that the vaccines contain

Beta-HCG (human chorionic gonadotrophin) in amounts sufficient to prevent conception.

In October 2014, a group of concerned Catholic bishops in Kenya released a statement claiming a tetanus vaccine program aimed at women entering or in their childbearing years was in actuality a stealth attempt to sterilize women en masse for unstated reasons. Among questions raised by the group in its statement about the tetanus vaccine campaign in Kenya were why the vaccines were considered necessary if no "tetanus crisis in Kenya" had been declared, why the vaccine was offered primarily to women between the ages of 14 and 49, why boys and men were not targeted by the campaign, and why tetanus was "prioritized" over other illnesses affecting citizens of Kenya.
On Tuesday (Nov.11), the bishops appearing before the parliamentary health committee said they had tested the vaccine privately and were shocked to find it was laced with a birth control hormone called beta human chorionic gonadotropin.
“We are calling on all Kenyans to avoid the tetanus vaccination campaign because we are convinced it is indeed a disguised population control program,” said Bishop Paul Kariuki, chairman of the Kenya Conference of Catholic Bishops’ health committee.

I find this hard to believe and I wonder if there is any truth in this matter.