"The science is too technical"! I can't believe the CTCR is saying that. It isn't too technical for the LCMS to issue the Brief Statement, and it isn't here. But CTCR is misleading in their "fact" sheet.

"• The current FDA-approved COVID-19 vaccines have been tested using human fetal cell lines (as
are many other medicines, such as the MMR and polio vaccines, as well as treatments for HIV,
Parkinson’s and diabetes), but the vaccines themselves do not contain any aborted fetal cells.3"

No COVID-19 vaccines contain aborted fetal cells, even those used in the manufacturing of the vaccines. This can give people the false impression that vaccines that use aborted fetal cells in the manufacture of the vaccine contain aborted fetal cells. This in turn leads to the false distinction between the use of aborted fetal cells in the manufacture of vaccines and the use of aborted fetal cells to test vaccines. There is no difference between those two vaccines when it comes to the presence of aborted fetal cells in the vaccines themselves. The only difference is at what stage in the development of the vaccine it is used, the manufacturing stage or the testing stage, both of which are critical stages to the release of the vaccine. Please correct the fact sheet so as to not mislead people into believing that one is more ethical than the other simply because a pharmaceutical company used the aborted fetal cells in a different way.

I don't expect you to post this comment, but please at least forward to the CTCR for their consideration. Thanks.