Vaccines, Fetal Cell Lines, and Exemptions

Fact: vaccines contain human cell lines from

aborted fetuses.

Live viruses for several vaccines are grown on human tissue during the

manufacturing process. After numerous failed attempts

experimenting with

cell lines from the lung, kidney, heart, thyroid,

liver, and other tissues taken from thirty-eight

abortions used

solely for the development of viral vaccine production, it was the lung tissue

of a three-month-old fetus researchers found to be a successful human cell

tissue to grow live viruses for vaccines in.

Given the name WI-38, the human tissue has since been a

source for cells for billions of vaccines to date.

Shortly after, a second aborted fetal cell line copied

after

WI-38 was made in Great Britain and named

MRC 5. This cell line was derived from the lung tissue of a

fourteen-week fetus aborted for, quote, psychiatric reasons, end

quote. After experimenting on tissues from

twenty-seven separate

abortions, the Wistar RA 273 rubella

virus, currently contained in seven vaccines on

the market, was eventually

derived from the dissected organs of a surgically aborted fetus and

grown on the WI-38 human cell line tissue.

In total, over eighty separate abortions

were involved in the research and

final production of the present day rubella vaccine.

The official vaccine ingredient list posted at cdc.gov also

shows numerous vaccines contain components of human blood, dog

kidneys, calf serum, and monkey kidneys.

Mandatory vaccination following the official vaccine schedule from the US

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention make it impossible to avoid

being injected with cell lines from aborted human fetal tissue

and animal tissue. For those who are morally or religiously opposed

to such mandatory vaccinations demanded by law from their government,

religious and conscientious exemptions represent the only barrier.

The facts and the Constitution demand the people have a choice.

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