Because it's important to take a vaccine never shown to work against a virus never shown to exist!
Serious question to fans of RFK Jr and Trump:
To what extreme do these lying, globalist-controlled puppets have to go before you'll finally stop making excuses and accept that they are lying, globalist-controlled puppets?
Do they literally, physically have to mount you from behind and start doing the backdoor boogaloo before you'll finally admit you're being shafted?
Or will you still concoct absurd rationalizations?
"Oh, you don't know how politics works! RFK and Donald are just physically violating me to trick the globalists! When the time is right, which hopefully will be around the time I get the stitches removed from my keester and released from hospital, they'll do something revolutionary! You know, like remove mandates on COVID vaxxxines that have already been injected into the majority of the population and are now experiencing very low demand anyway! Just you wait and see! Give it time! Trust the plan!"
RFK Jr's latest foray into laughing in the face of his perennially gullible believers came in a March 2 op-ed published by Murdoch-founded crock mill, Fox News.
Fox News being mainstream media for conservatives who claim to hate mainstream media.
Conservatives being people who adore orange sleazebags who post genocide-endorsing videos featuring bearded transsexuals.
But I digress.
In case you haven’t heard, there’s a measles outbreak in America, that has allegedly claimed the life of one (1) child. We know this is true because the government and mainstream media said so, and we all know what a sterling track record the government and MSM have when it comes to telling the truth.
Especially on matters related to ‘viruses’.
Anyways, in his Fox crock-ed, Bobby Jr tells us that, “as Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, I am deeply concerned about the recent measles outbreak. This situation has escalated rapidly, with the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) reporting 146 confirmed cases since late January 2025”.
“Tragically,” continues the Bobster, “this outbreak has claimed the life of a school-aged child, the first measles-related fatality in the United States in over a decade.”
Did he say measles-related? Is that like how, during the Great Scamdemic, dying from a gunshot blast was COVID-related?
What exactly does it mean when an ex-drug addict and serial sleazeball declares a child’s death was ‘related’ to a virus that has never been shown to exist? A virus that when one skeptic offered the hefty sum of €100,000 to anyone who could prove its existence, none of the world’s countless virologists or microbiologists stepped up to the challenge?
“Measles is a highly contagious respiratory illness with certain health risks, especially to unvaccinated individuals,” writes Bobby the Bastard (hyperlink in original).
You’ll notice that as proof of his audacious claim that unvaccinated individuals are at especially heightened risk of contracting a virus that doesn’t exist, Bobby hyperlinks - not to a scientific publication - but to another Fox News article.
Very scientific.
To add to the absurdities, that Fox News article doesn’t even mention unvaccinated people.
Remind me again why anyone listens to this globo-muppet?
“Prior to the introduction of the vaccine in the 1960s,” writes Bobby el Bastardo, “virtually every child in the United States contracted measles. For example, in the United States, from 1953 to 1962, on average there were 530,217 confirmed cases and 440 deaths, a case fatality rate of 1 in 1,205 cases” (hyperlink in original).
Finally, Booboo Jr links to a scientific publication, in the form of a 2007 JAMA paper. Well, it looks like a scientific publication, until you check the author affiliations and discover all 7 authors hail from the hopelessly corrupt, industry-funded CDC. Furthermore, five of them belong to a CDC committee called The Vaccine-Preventable Disease Table Working Group.
Which means it’s not really a scientific paper, but a propaganda piece.
The authors disingenuously cite the annual average measles case and death rate between 1953-1962, then compare it with the number of measles cases in 2006 and deaths in 2004. Of course, the earlier averages are far higher than the rates observed in the mid-2000s.
The authors list the measles vaccine dates as "1963, 1967, 1968" - the implication being that the introduction of the vaccines saw a massive and sudden drop in the rate of measles cases and deaths.
Which is absolute nonsense.
Here’s what really happened:
You can clearly see that measles mortality was on a rapid downhill trajectory long before the ‘vaccines’ were introduced. The real decline in the condition labelled as measles was due largely to improvements in nutrition, sanitation and hygiene.
As a counter to this contention, outfits like the CDC have pointed to graphs like this, which magnify the period encompassing the 1960s:
At first glance, the graph seems compelling. The measles vaccine was licensed, and presto, a sudden and immediate drop in measles incidence occurs!
It almost sounds too good to be true.
I’m here to tell you it is too good to be true.
It’s garbage.
The first thing to remember about the graph above is that it depicts a temporal association. Just because two things occurred around the same time does not mean one caused the other. I could argue that the Equal Pay Act of 1963, the introduction of ZIP codes or Martin Luther King Jr’s “I Have a Dream” speech caused the subsequent decline in measles, and the unavoidable reality is that I’d have every bit as much placebo-controlled evidence to support my stance as vaccine proponents do theirs.
Namely, zero.
If you’ve ever gone hunting for randomized clinical trials in which a vaccine was compared to a truly inert placebo, you’ll know they’re rarer than drug-free rock stars.
Vaccines are a unique class of drug in that they are not subjected to the same standard of evidence required of other drugs.
In order to gain regulatory approval for drugs such as statins and antidepressants, drug companies have to spend much time and money conducting double-blind RCTs and then re-framing and even outright falsifying the results until they can present at least two phase 3 studies purporting to show efficacy.
Vaccines, in contrast, are simply assumed to work. Who needs a placebo when everyone already ‘knows’ Vaccines Save Lives™, right? As a result of this highly convenient, self-serving farce, the ‘placebos’ in most vaccine trials are typically other vaccines.
In an attempt to counter this unflattering reality, the hopelessly dishonest and globalist-funded ‘fact check’ outfit PolitiFact pointed to a grand total of three (3) trials it claimed featured a saline placebo. Laughably, one trial did not feature a saline placebo, while in another the majority of ‘placebo’ participants also took vaccines.
Idiots.
That left an Israeli RCT in which kids given saline placebo were compared to four groups of youngsters receiving vaccines containing what were allegedly different strains of the measles ‘virus’.
If the post-1963 trajectory of the above graph was genuine and due to the measles vaccine, then the placebo kids should have fared the worst.
Well, that’s not what happened.
To the contrary, they fared the best of all five groups. By far.
Febrile reactions of > 37.5C after inoculation were highest in the Enders Edmonston strain vaccine group (86.4%) and lowest in the placebo group (51.2%).
The incidence of rash (a symptom of measles) was greatest in the groups inoculated with Enders Edmonston and Beckenham vaccines (36.4% and 36.9%). In the group given the Schwarz and Moraten vaccines, the incidence was 28.4% and 20.2%, respectively.
In the placebo group, rash was recorded in only 11.9 % of the subjects.
The placebo-injected kids also had the lowest rate of rhinitis, cough, conjunctivitis, pharyngitis/tonsillitis, and the second-lowest incidence of diarrhea.
One child in each of the vaccine groups had to be hospitalized with complications after inoculation, compared to none in the control group. The four hospital admissions were associated with diarrhoea (2 cases), bronchitis (1 case) and convulsions (1 case).
Whichever way you look at it, the kids who received saline placebo fared best in this study.
These clinical observations were recorded 6-14 days after inoculation.
Too short a period, you say?
Then I direct your attention to the Danish MMR trial, a randomized, double blind, placebo controlled trial involving over 6,500 healthy infants aged 5 to 7 months recruited between April 2019 and October 2021.
The study was published recently, in June 2023, yet I’m betting most of you have never heard of it.
There’s a reason for that.
The infants were randomly allocated 1:1 either to intramuscular vaccination with the ‘live attenuated’ M-M-R VaxPro vaccine or placebo at age 5-7 months.
The placebo injection consisted of the same “solvent” as M-M-R VaxPro. Product info for M-M-R VaxPro confirms this ‘solvent’ is sterile water.
So, unlike most of the garbage passing for ‘clinical trials’ in the vaccine arena (no blinding, no inert placebo, often conducted on Third World children by unscrupulous drug companies and clearly biased researchers), this study really did have an inert placebo injection.
The follow-up period spanned from the date of randomization to age 12 months.
Thankfully, no deaths occurred in either group during the trial.
The primary outcome was hospitalization for any infection (because the pro-vaccine crowd really love to push the BS envelope, they have previously claimed measles vaccination can improve ‘general’ immunity and boost overall health. Yes, these people have no shame).
The results showed no difference in the rate of hospitalizations for infection between the MMR vaccine and placebo groups (hazard ratio 1.03).
Infants in the MMR vaccine group experienced 92 hospitalizations lasting 12 or more hours, versus 73 in the placebo group (mean 0.03 and 0.02 events per infant, respectively), resulting in a crude hazard ratio of 1.25 and an adjusted hazard ratio of 1.24.
The MMR group also showed a 1.23 hazard ratio for re-hospitalizations more than 7 days after the previous discharge.
The study did not present separate data for measles, a rare condition in Denmark. However, overall protection against infections resulting from MMR vaccination was not observed. The data in fact suggests vaccinated kids are at higher risk of longer hospital stays and re-admissions.
The Danish authors also conducted a meta-analysis of previous measles vaccine trials. As is par for the course, these trials were of dubious quality and control.
They found a conclusive, significant harmful effect of the high titre measles vaccine on mortality (risk ratio = 1.22). The effect was most pronounced for girls (RR = 1.45).
The standard titre measles vaccine showed no mortality advantage whatsoever. Nor did it have any effect on measles morbidity.
As noted, the quality of these previous trials was poor. Most of the control groups had in fact received vaccines; in some of the studies, kids with multiple measles vaccine doses were compared to those with a single dose. It’s worth remembering this, and sketchy temporal associations, are the kind of garbage data used to justify a global campaign to turn kids into pharma pin cushions.
The Vaccines Save Lives™ Scam
I will reiterate: Whatever caused that post-1963 US decline in measles mortality, it was not the measles vaccine. There exists nothing resembling reliable, tightly-controlled scientific evidence showing the measles/MMR porqueria can save even a single life from any cause, let alone cause large and sudden declines in mortality.
Three alternative possibilities come to mind:
The graph is a fabrication. Given the hopelessly dishonest nature of governments and the drug companies they collude with, this is a distinct possibility. Before the anti-skeptic crowd gets its panties in a twist and starts wanking on about tin foil hats, I’ll remind you that people who highlight government and pharma dishonesty are not conspiracy theorists, but history buffs.
The measles mortality figures plummeted after introduction of the vaccines because the vaccines caused people to instead die of other causes.
People were still dying at the same rate from ‘measles’, but doctors were classifying it as something else (“The deceased was vaccinated against measles, so he couldn’t possibly have had measles! Hmmm, what other ICD code can I use?”)
Before we further investigate these possibilities, let’s take a look at the trajectory of measles mortality and/or cases in other countries.
Here’s the UK measles mortality trajectory:
Here’s a magnified view:
Here’s the measles mortality trajectory in France:
The French trajectory magnified:
And here’s the trajectory for measles mortality in Australia:
The so-called ‘live, attenuated’ measles vaccine was registered in Australia in 1968. In 1970, government-funded measles vaccination commenced in all states and territories except NSW for children aged 12–23 months. In 1972, NSW joined the scam, and in 1975 the first “national vaccination schedule” included the measles shot for infants at 12 months of age.
Here’s a graph of measles notifications in Australia between January 1996 and December 2005. Note that the graph erroneously begins with “Jan 1999”, because government.
As you examine the above graph, keep in mind the following ‘milestones’ in Australian measles vaccine history:
In November 1992, a second dose of the MMR (measles, mumps and rubella) vaccine was recommended and funded for both males and females.
During 1993–1994, school-based delivery of MMR vaccine to kids aged 10–14 years was introduced. Most jurisdictions offered this in last year of primary/first year of secondary school.
In July 1998, the second MMR dose was scheduled at 4–5 years of age instead of 10–14 years.
July–December 1998 saw funding of a national Measles Control Campaign involving “one-off school-based catch-up” MMR vaccination for children aged 5–12 years.
Now, if this MMR junk worked as well as Bobby the Ex-Lawyer claims, measles rates should have begun plummeting from 1992 onwards.
As the graph above shows, the exact opposite appears to have happened.
Between 1996 and 1997 we see a series of higher peaks in measles notifications, followed by a sudden and especially pronounced upward spike in late 1997.
The measles control campaign of late 1998 is followed by a small decline, which is then obliterated by a series of sharp upward spikes beginning the following year.
Manufactured Pre-Vaccine Spikes in Measles
You’ll also notice something else curious about many of the above graphs: The introduction of measles vaccines or ‘control campaigns’ is often immediately preceded by a spike in measles cases or deaths.
Is measles somehow being tipped off about the introduction of new vaccines, and taking the opportunity to run riot in a last hurrah?
Or is something else going on?
The late Michael Verney-Elliott, whose co-produced Aids – The Unheard Voices won the 1987 UK Royal Television Society Journalism Award, explained the mechanism behind these spikes in a 1997 issue of Continuum magazine:
The vaccine scam works like this. Identify and magnify an ‘epidemic’ disease, whip up world panic, and devise a vaccine against the supposed causative agent. Administer the vaccine, preferably just before the epidemic starts to wane naturally, and then, when the cases of the disease start to diminish, claim the vaccine has worked and the pharmaceutical company who manufactures it will get the credit for saving mankind. There will be bouquets and Nobel prizes all round and every one makes a lot of money.
One has only to look at the cases of the anti-poIio and anti-smallpox vaccine campaigns to see the classic modus operandi in taking credit for ending epidemics, which in the manner of all self-limiting phenomena, were already dying out before the vaccine was introduced. In the USA during the late ‘forties, there was a noticeable increase in polio cases. This prompted the authorities to pay a bounty of $25 to GP’s reporting any suspected case of polio, treating it as a notifiable disease. The numbers of cases of ‘polio’ shot up, causing a national panic. Any stiff neck or slight limp was reported.
Curiously, at the same time, the official number of cases of aseptic meningitis, which shares some symptoms with polio, and previously reached some 25,000 annually nationwide, disappeared completely. A whole disease just vanished. Subsequently, when the polio epidemic had abated, the credit being given to Salk and Sabin’s polio vaccines (which frequently caused polio !) the numbers of meningitis cases returned to their previous level.”
Professor Gordon Stewart explained to me that the same thing happened in India when people were paid a few rupees to report cases of smallpox during the WHO’s anti-smallpox campaign As a result, official figures for chickenpox disappeared during the campaign, but reappeared with a bang after smallpox was declared eradicated in 1980.
The trick is to make sure you get in with the vaccine just before the numbers of cases of the disease start to diminish. In the case of polio, the definition of the disease was later tightened up to exclude illnesses with similar symptoms - meningitis, encephalopathies etc. - and presto, there was a dramatic drop in the official polio cases. Hooray, the vaccine worked.
The Bobster is a BSer
Bobby Dazzler has previously said he wants more research into vaccines, to determine which ones are “safe.”
Yet here he is, now talking up a vaccine whose research base is appalling. The speckling of measles/MMR vaccine trials using an inert placebo have completely failed to detect any benefit for these drugs. They in fact suggest the vaccines increase the risk of harms.
Yet El Bastardo writes “MMR vaccine is crucial to avoiding potentially deadly disease.”
What an egregiously dishonest person is Bobby.
He writes:
“Under my leadership, HHS is and will always be committed to radical transparency to regain the public’s trust in its health agencies.”
Says the guy who just egregiously lied to us about the efficacy of measles vaccines.
Get lost, Bobby.
It’s truly disturbing how many grown adults still view politics as some kind of team sport where you have to pick a side. When you point out the countless flaws of Team Epstein, Trump and RFK Jr sycophants are reduced to an especially demented form of the lesser-of-two-evils argument.
“Well, I’d much rather be sodomized by Trump and RFK Jr than have my hair sniffed by Joe Biden or cackled at by Kamala Harris!!”
News flash: They’re all liars. They are all evil puppets. You don’t have to support any of them. Stop making excuses for people acting on behalf of evil globalists to rort your tax money and ruin your country.
Oh, and in case you missed it, the measles/MMR vaccines don’t work and the measles ‘virus’ has never been shown to exist.
Anyhow, have a churro.
Addendum: My magnificent readers have alerted me to an interview Bobby Jr did with John Stossel in August last year. Stossel asks “If your kids were young now, would you give them the measles, the mumps vaccine?”
The Bobster replies with an emphatic “No.”
It’s the old “do as I say, not as I do” mentality that is pervasive among the parasite class.
No thanks, RFK jr. My daughter developed “acute spinal meningitis” shortly after an mmr vaccine in 2004. Thankfully, she survived. My faith in doctors, vaccines and the whole medical establishment in general did not.
Hi David, sorry to hear about your daughter, definitely not something any parent wants to see their child go through.
It was traumatic, but it passed and she has been fine ever since and was too young to remember, thankfully. Our younger children haven’t received a single vaccine as a result. Such a scam. It only works through fear, gaslighting and coercion. If vaccines were given only by pure, informed choice, not only would uptake drop off, but everyone would have to agree that they are worthless to do what they say and otherwise generally harmful.
That said, if vaccines actually worked, and were safe, they’d need no promotion at all. (Nor indemnity for their makers).
He will not the change the system overnight, nor will he change it over the longer term, because he is a globalist puppet who is doing as he is told.
It’s people like you who allow this sordid system to keep thriving.
YOU are the very type of person to which the preamble of this article was directed.
You write:
“‘The decision to vaccinate is a personal one,’ Kennedy wrote on Fox online.”
This is the beta puppet who you think is going to change the system?
So if I see someone about to drink from a poison chalice, I just shrug my shoulders and say “oh well, the decision to drink from a poison chalice is a personal one?”
Or do I say, “hey, STOP! That’s poison!! Placebo-controlled trials have repeatedly shown if you drink that porqueria, you’ll end up on the floor convulsing, foaming at the mouth, and being rushed off to casualty. Anyone who tells you that stuff will improve your resistance to disease is an utter cnut of a human being and you should not listen to a word they say. Tell THEM to drink that stuff!”
As for his rhetoric on vitamin A, you just don’t get it. You will probably never get it, because there seems to be a point at which the effects of hopium become irreversible.
The vitamin A mention came at the END of his recent speech/vaccine promo. These clowns know how to keep throwing out enticing scraps to keep the likes of you eternally hopeful – all the while recommending harmful pharma concoctions NEVER shown to work in order to prevent infection with ‘viruses’ NEVER shown to exist.
You need to accept that Kennedy is a two-faced chameleon, a lying ex-lawyer, and genocide-supporting Zionist puppet:
https://anthonycolpo.substack.com/p/breaking-newspromises-rfk-jr-calls
https://anthonycolpo.substack.com/p/zionist-puppet-rfk-jr-calls-palestinians
https://anthonycolpo.substack.com/p/mahahaha-rfk-jr-pulls-the-ol-switcheroo
I don’t disparage RFK, Jr. and yes, I’ve listened to him many times. I consider him to generally be authentic and I support much of what he says he stands for, but the whole virus/vaccine nonsense must fall. It’s pseudoscience through and through, if not actual witchcraft. Just my opinion. So, yeah, I reiterate, no thanks, RFK, Jr. or anyone else who suggests that measles vaccines might work and be safe for our children. Hope that’s clear now.
Dear Zara,
a couple of etiquette tips for you-
Firstly, don’t put words in other people’s mouths. David did not say “thanks to RFK Jr”, he said “No thanks, RFK Jr”.
David clearly said his daughter received the MMR vaccine in 2004. RFK Jr at that point would have been way too busy screwing everything he could get his hands on and then blaming it on his then-wife, Mary Richardson (who, according to the official cause of death story, would later commit suicide). His vaccine ‘activism’ kicked off in 2016 when he took over the World Mercury Project, renamed it the Children’s Health Defense and turned it into a lucrative income stream.
Secondly, don’t tell us what RFK Jr’s words are when we’ve already seen and heard them with our own eyes and ears. HIS words and HIS speech are praising and recommending a drug that has shown NO benefit. To the contrary, the true placebo-controlled studies show increased risk of harms from the old measles and more recent MMR vaccines.
Thirdly, someone has shared a story of how the vaccine critically injured their daughter (thankfully not permanently), and you exhibit not a whit of sympathy or empathy. Instead you launch into an aggressive defense of RFK Jr, a true grub of a man.
I pity anyone who has to deal with you on a daily basis.
Zara, you clearly can’t read.
I’m “buying into legacy media” by pointing out that the measles ‘virus’ has never been shown to exist and the measles/MMR vaccines have never been shown to work. That they in fact cause more harm than good?
R U Ok, Zara?
As for my ‘attacks’ on RFK Jr, he hardly needs my help to make himself look like a lying, philandering, two-faced sleaze, because he has a long record of being a lying, philandering, two-faced sleaze.
I provided links to articles describing (with evidence) how he falsely accused innocent men of murder to shift blame from one of his own clients, how he has cheated on every wife he’s ever had, including his current one, how he says one thing about vaccines then does another, how he has a long history of immature and reckless behavior (including enticing his own brother into ultimately fatal drug addiction). That piece of filth even had the temerity to call Palestinians ‘pampered’.
You have nothing to say about any of this, you simply avoid it because you have an incurable BIAS.
And yes, RFK Jr did screw around prolifically while married to Richardson, and yes, he tried to blame HER for HIS indiscretions:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/stunning-secret-audio-leak-finds-rfk-jr-blaming-late-wife-for-his-cheating/ar-AA1y4kOh
He claimed she was abusing him, but the evidence indicates this was an after-the-fact fabrication:
https://nypost.com/2013/09/08/rfk-jr-s-sex-diary-of-adultery/
Do you think it is responsible behavior for a grown man who knows his wife is struggling with mental health issues to throw further fuel on the fire by screwing around with other women?
I conclude the article by stating in no uncertain terms of the left and right:
“They’re all liars. They are all evil puppets. You don’t have to support any of them. Stop making excuses for people acting on behalf of evil globalists to rort your tax money and ruin your country.”
The problem isn’t that I’m biased, it’s that your intellectual dishonesty and cognitive dissonance.
Also, you are a blatant hypocrite. You feign indignance over my alleged “attacks on” you, but it was quite OK for you to come here attacking me, and to attribute words to another commenter that they in fact never wrote.
I see that, in attempt to hide your blatant hypocrisy, you have removed those comments.
Sorry, but that kind of duplicitous behavior is not welcome here.
You are sad. Get help.
Bravo!
I’m surprised because it seemed to me that his damaged voice was a direct result of a vaccine but, then again, Peter Hotez is a perfect example of cognitive dissonance so WTFK?
I went to the original press release and found this at the very end of the article. “Content created by Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs (ASPA)
Content last reviewed March 3, 2025
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https://www.hhs.gov/about/news/2025/03/03/measles-outbreak-call-to-action-for-all-of-us.html#:~:text=Content%20created%20by,Up%20for%20Email
Like I said, he’s a puppet
I don’t buy that the ASPA created the headline and sub headline, my take is that they were created by Fox and the ASPA copied the fox story to the HHS website and in doing so the ASPA “created” the content.
Also note that the Fox press release is dated March 2nd and the HHS press release is dated beneath the headline as March 3rd
I’m more inclined to Celia Farber’s take on it
https://celiafarber.substack.com/p/rfk-jr-responds-to-murdoch-media
which I read yesterday morning and then went to HHS to search for the original document but did not get a hit whereas if I search now it comes right up.
Must be the Epstein Syndrome affecting him.
Is RFK Jr. part of a campaign to resurrect the popularity of Rachel Maddow?
Well put together. Indeed, no virus has been honestly proven. Good look at the data!
(I will be honest when I see children referred to as baby goats, I cringe seriously, but that is on Me, I guess. The practice was brought in by Hollywood, where They sacrifice children like They do goats… – if You want to know why it makes Me cringe, I offer: Our Children Are Not Kids! (article): https://amaterasusolar.substack.com/p/our-children-are-not-kids )
Excellent work as usual Anthony. RFK Jr is full of it and he knows better. How do I know? He is 71, I believe. That means he and I are of similar vintage. I can tell you that every kid I knew (including myself) who contracted measles, and I mean every kid, from family, school, neighborhood and church, made a full recovery without vaccination. I am so sick of the bs.
yup and although Im a generation removed from you, when we were growing up (family of 9) when one of us got sick with measles or chicken pox, all my cousins were invited over that hadn’t had it yet and exposed to the wild virus because it improves immunity and is stored in the long arm of your immune system. anyone whose been sick before shouldn’t get it again or at least not nearly as serious. the only thing vax injecting does is weaken people for life. From a family of 7 kids who were never vaxxed, two parents who weren’t vaxxed and id say dozens of cousins who weren’t vaxxed none ever died from any illness supposedly in need of a vax. I will say my 24 year old second cousin died shortly after receiving his ko-vid injection in 2022-mandated by the University. (RIP Joshua E…..)
Thank you Joziek. Life long immunity! Brought to you by your very own immune system!
Exactly what he even admitted in the Stossel interview!
He sounds like an idiot who couldn’t get into medical school
Wipe out !
Does anybody know where the video is of him being interviewed, and the interviewer asks him that knowing what he knows now about the MMR vaccine, if he could go back would he let his kids get the MMR vaccine? His answer was: NO
I can’t find that video. I wish I would have saved it
Amandha Vollmer’s most recent post pinned that video at the top:
https://substack.com/@amandhavollmer/p-158323314
Wow! Thanks for the link. Out of his own mouth. The very definition of a hypocrite, how compromised is he!
Thank you so much for the link. I had forgotten that it was John Stossel who was the interviewer.
interestingly I recently saw a video that included a clip of Dr. Oz stating that he would never allow his wife to let their children be vaccinated. It was before he was in the position he is in now, and I believe when he was just up and coming into his TV persona. You will find that there are a high percentage of celebrities (even seemingly brainless ones that are just flashy stars), politicians, bankers and well non categorizable high profilers who wouldn’t let their child be exposed to a cell or tablet say nothing about a vaccine. Many of those clips have been scrubbed off the internet. I will trying to find that one. I recently came across it on either a call for an uprising or one of Max Igan’s videos. will post when locate. (of course when I have time)
Regarding the “measles outbreak” in Texas, Tom Cowan MD in his latest livestream reviewed the CDC “rules” pertaining to identifying “measles syndrome”. There are quite a few pox conditions, maybe a dozen or so, none of which can be positively identified clinically, or distingusihed from the other pox conditions clinically, because the symptoms are similar and shared among the conditions. As I recall reading somewhere, thee CDC admits this fact. At some point after the measles vaccine was introduced, the definition of measles was changed to symptoms of a pox condition in which the sick person was unvaccinated with the measles shot. People who came down with pox symptoms who had been vaccinated against measles are regarded as protected and therefore necessarily exhibit symptoms of non-measles pox, such as chicken pox, small pox, monkey pox…whatever.
The statistics used to make the charts are meaningless, because the measles case counters in the early sixties had no “official” way to distinguish measles from quite a few other pox conditions. So the numbers had to have been invented: they could count total pox cases, but not measles cases. There were no (flawed and meaningless) molecular tests for measles back then to assist in conjuring up numbers of measles cases.
According to Tom Cowan, because the CDC regards only pox cases in people never vaxxed for measles as measles case candidates, they are counting as measles cases only from among unvaccinated individuals. The CDC and its press propaganda allies then announce that measles has been spreading among the unvaccinated.
Pretty slick. Of course, with no measles virus ever isolated and studied, various molecular tests for measles are meaningless. To know that X is a part of Y, one must first find (isolate) Y to study its makeup. Only then can one test for the presence of X as a Y marker.
Hi Rider, thanks for the comment … would you have a link for the podcast?
https://www.bitchute.com/video/OC07haP5ur2V
That’s really interesting, thanks for sharing
Measles vaccines are also known to put a case of the Measles permanently in the gut of children who suffer perpetual pain.
Must have done a careful reading of the data then
Dissent welcome, so long as it contains relevant and remotely intelligent commentary pertaining to the article in question.
Your childish snipe shows you are neither relevant nor remotely intelligent, so it’s time to be gone.
Bye bye!
Wow! Stopped reading after the profane back door comment.Not sure how this ended up on my profile, but bye.
Don’t let the back door hit you on the way out
Well He came out as a friggin idiot at Best! Somebody shoved something up his ass !!
What if MLK had a dream about a chick with measles who wanted to live in the 90210 zip code and be a millionaire?
“Junior” has now “finished the story”
Good riddance!
https://substack.com/@michaelginsburg/note/c-98031456
The headline and sub headline are Fox’ work and the remainder is carefully worded to sit on the fence. However this late paragraph doesn’t appear to be pushing vaccines too much:
“ Tens of thousands died with, or of, measles annually in 19th Century America. By 1960 — before the vaccine’s introduction — improvements in sanitation and nutrition had eliminated 98% of measles deaths. Good nutrition remains a best defense against most chronic and infectious illnesses. Vitamins A, C, and D, and foods rich in vitamins B12, C, and E should be part of a balanced diet.”
Check the official HHS post, its there too
As you’d expect given that The “official” HHS press release is a copy of the fox news story. Note the dates on them.
Also please call me and get on my show!
Another paradox in pro-measles rhetoric is that we’re told cases reduced dramatically when the shot was introduced to a vaccine-naïve population yet nowadays the nation’s children are exposed to dire threat if a couple of children avoid the shot.
It’s the same paradox with travel shots .. Vaccines are said to require “herd” participation to be reliable yet folk get a whole bunch of jabs and head off to the 3rd world feeling protected.
Picky Picky Picky. Things are getting better. They didn’t blame the death on an unvaccinated Mexican rapist and drug dealer
Good clarity on this subject. I agree that there is no compelling reason for a child to receive this vaccine. However – the measles vaccine could be construed as a success story to the extent that this disease has been virtually irradicated.
Agree. So what is the cause of the spreading rash
He looked horrible at Trumps speech yesterday- wow.
Thank you for putting this important information together. The video was particularly impressive.. that is.. shocking.. to heave RFK Jr speak so much truth about measles and vaccines in general. EVERYBODY in America should hear that video clip. (No surprise that Stossel debated him or had the last word on it. Stossel would not be on the news, if he didn’t toe the drug line.)
I’ll say this about Kennedy. I was at the filming debut of ‘Trace Amounts’ in Washington DC in 2014, and he was on the talk panel that they had after the film. Then the speakers came down and mingled with the crowd. Kennedy saw me and made a bee line over to chat. What happened next surprised me then, but doesn’t any longer. I admitted to RFK that I was vehemently opposed to vaccines. All of them. He looked at me in horror, spun on his heel, and left as quickly as he came.
Anthony,
Thanks for this well researched investigation into the measles contagion scam, and for pointing out RFK Jr.’s painful reference to a Fox News article as “proof that unvaccinated individuals are at especially heightened risk of a virus that doesn’t exist.”
This guy is a pathological liar—people have no idea. New York MOBSTERS are more honest. They’ll tell you straight up: “We don’t stab you in the back. We stab you in your freaking chest.”
I’m amazed how the corrupt medical establishment and the duplicitous MSM never takes Kennedy to task and lets him slide. Depending on his audience, he’ll say anything he thinks people want to hear.
Case in point:
Vowing his allegiance to vaccine manufactures and their minions at the CDC, Kennedy affirmed the following during his confirmation hearing:
“I support the measles vaccine. I support the polio vaccine. I will do nothing as HHS secretary that makes it difficult or discourages people from taking either of those vaccines.”
“I RECOMMEND THAT CHILDREN FOLLOW THE CDC SCHEDULE.”
Link: https://rumble.com/v6ggzsa-robert-f.-kennedy-jr.-i-recommend-children-follow-the-cdc-vaccine.html
CUT TO …
. . . an August 31, 2023 interview with RFK Jr. on “The Breakfast Club,” a morning hip-hop radio show catering to a mostly African American audience. At precisely 8:14 minutes into the interview, Bobby offered listeners the following:
“What I say to people is, You shouldn’t believe me. Don’t believe what I say … you need to look at the science yourself. YOU CAN’T BELIEVE THE CDC BECAUSE THEY’RE OWNED BY THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY.”
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHplDaAR_LM
You can’t make this shit up.
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Megan Redshaw insinuated that RFK Jr never wrote that “opinion piece”; that it was ghost-written with his name slapped on it: https://substack.com/@meganredshaw/note/c-97663218
However, the very first objection to Megan quipped the astute, “Then why hasnt RFK refuted it yet?”
I, too, notice he’s gone awful quiet since his HHS appointment.
(And for additional record, Megan rails against measles vaccinations with this brilliantly written piece: https://www.truthandtriage.com/p/measles )
Bobby’s quote about the case fatality rate is such BS that it refutes itself. The first sentence states that “VIRTUALLY EVERY child in the United States contracted measles” (my CAPS). Back then in the US, roughly 4 million children were born every year. If every child contracted measles once in childhood, there would be 4 million measles cases per year. Bobby then continues with “in the United States, from 1953 to 1962, on average there were 530,217 confirmed cases[.]” In those 10 years, there would then be 40 million cases. He then states that there were “440 deaths[.]” Assuming for the sake of argument that these deaths are confirmed, a big if, the case fatality rate would be 440/40 million, or about 1 in 100,000 — not “1 in 1,205 cases” as Bobby bogusly deduced.
In short, the poisoners, now numbering Bobby among them, inflate the numerator (deaths) and deflate the denominator (cases) to massively inflate the ratio, the case fatality rate. Anyone who takes advice from these genocidal maniacs needs to have his head examined.
Fuck him!