... elimination of Africans through vaccines in high gear!

Note: If you have never listened to this woman, Dr. Mumbi in Africa, you are in for an eye and ear opening moment.  Her energy is more contagious than Chicken Pox in a one room school!  We will contact her with Dr. William Thompson's MMR/African American toddlers information - as you can see she is not afraid to speak out against the Gates Foundation's polio vaccine plan and much more. CBS News reported this week that the United States of America is the most dangerous pace to give birth in the developed world. Let that sink in for a moment. I knew this instinctively when I had my girls. I used top hospitals in case of emergencies. I come from a family of doctors, dentists. I adored my OBs. One was a neighbor! (Made post birth greetings...awkward.) But the facts are that we are terrible in the USA for infants and children. Over 50% of children have a chronic disability. I blame over vaccination and the pharmatization of medical schools.  The rabbit hole is deeper than the Grand Canyon. Not sure we’ll get out as strict insurance rules punish “thinking” practitioners financially. My girls will never have babies. A bitter irony.  Meanwhile in the Philippines and China and Japan, harsh inquiries into vaccine safety and malfeasance are underway.  So many "woke" nations. Meanwhile, here in the USA, California, larger than many nations in the world,  has become a giant Golden State sleeping pill.

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Dr. Mumbi Seraki has a PhD from the University of Nairobi in African Women Studies.  Her research focuses on the evolving self-image of the African people with a special focus on African women. Her Masters was in Human Resources Planning from Webster University in Geneva, Switzerland, where she developed the expertise of helping people identify their purpose and prepare for their careers.  Her undergraduate degree was also in human resources and international business, from Loyola University of Chicago

She worked for the United Nations for close to 7 years in Geneva, Switzerland before returning to Kenya to join the national broadcaster the Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC) for a popular TV show Afternoon Livefor 3 years before moving to Nation FM, a national radio station, to host the popular breakfast show State of the Nation.

Her life and career are committed to restoring the stolen identity of Africa and shining a spotlight on the mental and spiritual colonization that still oppresses her people.  She is committed to changing the narrative around the beautiful and diverse continent of Africa while encouraging more home-grown conversations about her destiny and future. Read more here.