When a Measles Death Becomes “Propaganda”: Children’s Health Defense Responds to the Death of a 7-Month-Old

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We have gotten used to some outrageous responses from anti-vaccine influencers to all the measles deaths that we have been seeing.

Is anything that comes out of Children’s Health Defense not propaganda?

But the latest from Children’s Health Defense, the organization that RFK, Jr founded, might be the most offensive.

When a Measles Death Becomes “Propaganda”: Children’s Health Defense Responds to the Death of a 7-Month-Old

While they often try hard to minimize measles deaths, in this post, they go so far as to call the death a ‘propaganda stunt.’

Why?

They think it is ‘sketchy’ that the coroner didn’t disclose the infant’s death certificate or cause of death.

Except they did.

The unvaccinated infant died because they had measles!

What else?

Instead of talking about all the people dying from measles, they go on a rant talking about VAERS reports of MMR deaths, which we know are not causally linked to the vaccine.

Learn to ignore fake news about vaccines from Mary Holland and Polly Tommey.

Lastly, they laugh off the fact that there have been over 200 measles cases in New York, even as we are seeing record-breaking cases and measles deaths across the country.

Why?

Because Children’s Health Defense has consistently said that measles is mild and the MMR vaccine is more dangerous than getting measles.

“The MMR vaccine is dangerous and has caused more deaths than measles.”

Children’s Health Defense

So people routinely dying with measles wouldn’t actually fit into that theory, especially when all of those people are unvaccinated.

And that’s why their go-to response, when someone dies from measles, is to try hard to shift the blame to something or someone else.

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• That Time the Texas Dept of State Health Services Fact Checked Propaganda About the Death of a Child With Measles

They put out fake news so that you are still too scared to vaccinate and protect your family.

Fake news that will keep these outbreaks going.

Fake news that you should learn to ignore.