RFK Jr. confirms: This vaccine contains “billions” of DNA fragments from aborted babies
RFK Jr. stated that the MMR vaccine contained approximately “646 billion” pieces of DNA from a cell line of an aborted baby, thus correcting the left-leaning governor of Pennsylvania.
Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. sharply criticized Pennsylvania’s Democratic Governor Josh Shapiro for rejecting religious exemptions for vaccinations and also confirmed that tissue from aborted babies was used in the production of the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine.
“At his press conference, Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro accused me of spreading conspiracy theories because I had told him during a previous phone call that some Americans had religious objections to the MMR vaccine because it contained foetal tissue. ‘There is no foetal tissue in the MMR vaccine,’ he told me,” Kennedy reported in a detailed post on X.
“The rubella virus used in MMR-II is grown on a cell culture consisting of lung tissue from an aborted three-month-old female embryo and is listed in the composition of MMR-II as ‘WI-38 human diploid lung fibroblasts’ because parts of these cells are included in each vial of MMR-II,” he noted.
Kennedy included an excerpt from a 2018 video statement by Stanley Plotkin, the inventor of the MMR vaccine. The statement was conducted by attorney Aaron Siri.
During his testimony, Plotkin admitted to having “slaughtered” 76 aborted babies – all older than three months – “in just one of the many studies that led to the development of his vaccine,” according to the HHS minister.
Kennedy further noted that each vial of the MMR-II vaccine contains “approximately 646 billion pieces” of DNA from a cell line of aborted babies.
“In addition to human DNA, each dose of MMR-II also contains an unspecified amount of human cell debris,” he said.
When asked, Plotkin explained that he was aware of the objections to using tissue from aborted babies in the development of vaccines, as well as the fact that this tissue is indeed a component of the vaccines.
“I am aware of these objections,” said Plotkin, who describes himself as an atheist. “The Catholic Church has even issued a document stating that people who need the vaccines should receive them regardless of this fact.”
“I think that means I’m the one who’s going to hell for using tissue from aborted foetuses – which I’m happy to accept,” he explained.
— Robert F. Kennedy Jr (@RobertKennedyJr) August 26, 2026
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