Jean Paolo Vanoli, a 70-year-old Italian scientist, journalist and anti-vaccination advocate, strongly believes that vaccinations can change traditional sexual orientation to non-traditional.
Vanoli explains this harmful process as follows: “The vaccine is introduced into the child's body, the child grows up and tries to find and understand his own individuality. And the vaccine contains various substances that have a depressing effect on a person when they get into the brain, and he gets lost in the face of the problem of choice and becomes gay."
The scientist believes that the problem will reach special dimensions in several generations. After all, when gays give their biological material for the fertilization of surrogate mothers, this only aggravates the situation. Children receive information from DNA about future orientation and illnesses, although the WHO does not consider homosexuality to be a disease, which greatly outrages Jean Paolo Vanoli.
“So behind each vaccine is the emergence of a new homosexual, it does not allow the personality to form freely. A genetic catastrophe awaits us in the future,”the scientist says. Surprisingly, Vanoli is tolerant of sexual minorities and supports same-sex marriage. He says he cannot blame such people, just as he cannot blame someone for having a cancer or heart attack. “Even though I think this is a disease, it does not mean that I do not respect these people. In addition, they are the real hostages of the situation - vaccines are to blame for everything,”says the researcher.
However, his colleagues have been arguing with Vanoli's arguments for 30 years. For example, in 1975, the American Psychological Association removed homosexuality from the list of mental disorders, stating that "research found no connection between sexual orientation change and psychopathology." Experts also say that there is no confirmation that any factor can affect sexual orientation.
Meanwhile, in Italy, they continue to defend the rights of gays, but same-sex marriage is not officially supported in the country, and one of the politicians publicly compared support for homosexuals with support for pedophilia.