Madison Area Lyme Support Group

More recently, in 2012, MMR vaccine coverage was 90.6%, and in 2018/19, according to the CDC, it was 91.6%. With the latest data, the CDC states that MMR vaccination rates were 93% in the 2021/2022 and 2022/2023  school years. This thoroughly refutes any claims of a “dangerous shift” (or any shift), a new movement driving it, and “political infiltration.”

Journalism used to mean “reporting the facts.” Somewhere along the way, the definition changed; the Cambridge Dictionary now defines journalism as “the work of collecting, writing, and publishing news stories and articles in newspapers and magazines or broadcasting them on the radio  and television,”  without a word about facts.  (See link for article)

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**Comment**

Weiler completely dismantles the CDC narrative on measles, and “vaccine” hesitancy has nothing to do with measles cases or outbreaks.

Specifically, the alleged “rise” is not a rise. It’s a 3-4 year cycle, which occurs naturally and is also due to vaccine failure and the loss of passive immunity in infants and toddlers from pregnant and breastfeeding women.

OOPs!  There’s an inconvenient truth.

Here’s another:

The article’s title and content paint vaccine-hesitant people, regardless of reason, as an “infiltrating”organized political movement. But in fact, the exact opposite is true: vaccination mandate proponents, including vaccine manufacturers, are not only an “organized political movement;” US state vaccine policies are actually driven by well-funded national political organizations like Immunization Coalition, which counts 10 vaccine manufacturers among their “corporate members,” whose state groups advertise that they meet with their state legislators to advocate for stricter vaccination laws. Pfizer and other vaccine manufacturers have donated to the campaigns of at least one state senator who proposed a state bill to require all children to be vaccinated against Covid.