Panic – Bodies Are Piling Up – Manufactured Outrage with the Measles Media Meltdown

The corporate media, in its endless chase for sensationalism and compliance, has once again turned a mild outbreak into a national emergency. Measles—a childhood infection long known to resolve in healthy children with lifelong immunity—is being cast like the return of the Black Plague. Images of Texas, bodies supposedly piling up in the streets (metaphorically, for now), and the predictable alarm bells from pharmaceutical-aligned doctors have turned up the fear dial to full volume.

Let’s pause the hysteria. Let’s ask what’s really going on.

The Manufactured Measles Crisis

There have been zero measles deaths reported in the United States in the past several years. Not just this year—years. Yet the media insists on spinning every case into a crisis.

This is not medicine. It is psychological warfare—a tool of mass conditioning, built on repetition, dramatization, and omission.

Doctors and journalists who promote this fearmongering are not protectors of public health—they are agents of cultural programming. They no longer ask questions. They follow scripts.

And so we ask the real question: What’s the agenda?

Because it certainly isn’t to protect children. If it were, we would see campaigns about nutrition, sunshine, magnesium, vitamin C, and the thousands of studies on terrain-based immunity.

But instead, we get mandates. Panic. Shaming. And one-size-fits-all injections.

Court: NO Vaccine Exemption for Amish Children; Amish FINED $118,000

Since 1966, New York has allowed exemptions from mandatory school immunization for medical reasons or sincerely held religious objections. However, following a nationwide measles outbreak in 2018 and 2019, the Legislature removed those exemptions, joining four other states in prohibiting any kind of nonmedical exemption. No longer permitted this exemption, three Amish schools found themselves being heavily fined. On the other hand, Hawaii has killed the bill to end vaccine exemptions after massive pushback from the public.

Where Is the Scientific Proof?

The most damning silence in this entire saga is around the lack of valid virological evidence for the existence of the measles virus. In a 2016 ruling, the German Supreme Court could not confirm its existence based on the scientific material presented. Dr. Stefan Lanka had offered €100,000 to anyone who could definitively prove the measles virus existed—and the court sided with him. The science did not meet the legal standard of proof.

Let that sink in.

We are vaccinating millions, threatening bodily autonomy, and weaponizing public opinion over a virus whose very isolated existence is scientifically unproven in a courtroom.

What’s Really Happening in Texas?

There are reported cases of measles. Yes. Most of them are in unvaccinated individuals, and yes, measles is contagious. But so is the flu. So is RSV. So is common sense, if we’d let it be.

Measles, when treated with care, rest, and nutrition, is a mild childhood infection that grants lifelong immunity. The body learns. That’s the miracle.

The real story is that we’ve forgotten how to support the body and instead are taught to fear it.

We need to talk about the terrain. About building health. About teaching the immune system through life—not suppressing it through programming.

The Press Should Be Held Accountable

There is blood on the hands of those who peddle panic. Fear causes harm. It leads to rushed legislation, broken families, social stigmatization, and coerced medical procedures.

A healthy press would ask real questions:

• Why are we still using PCR tests to diagnose measles?
• What is the actual risk for healthy, nourished children?
• Why don’t we discuss natural immunity?
• Why are dissenting doctors censored?

But don’t expect the truth from those who profit from obedience.

The Measles Scam – Why Would We Trust Virologists for Anything?

Deaths from Measles were already flat-lining during the 15 years preceding the vaccine’s introduction. An outbreak of measles occurred in a high school with a documented vaccination level of 98 percent. Nineteen (70 percent) of the cases were students who had histories of measles vaccination at 12 months of age or older and are therefore considered vaccine failures.

A search of the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) found 415 deaths from the MMR (or MMRV) vaccine since 1989. In other words, approximately 13 U.S. children die per year from the measles vaccine. And keep in mind that experts think only 1% of adverse vaccine reactions are reported. And there are other harmful effects of the measles vaccine. A seizure occurs five times more often in vaccination from measles than from measles infection. Febrile seizures can increase the risk of epilepsy. Other dangers of the MMR vaccine include coma, lowered consciousness, permanent brain damage, and autism.

More than 1,000 students and staff members at two Los Angeles universities were quarantined on campus or sent home in one of the most sweeping efforts yet by public health authorities to contain the spread of measles in the U.S., where cases have reached a 25-year high but still no deaths reported making us wonder what all the fuss is about. The flu is supposed to kill many people, but we do not see mandatory vaccine programs and quarantines for influenza outbreaks.

An excellent reference to help us put Measles into context comes from Dr. David Brownstein, who tells us to recall the Brady Bunch from T.V., who all became infected. Marcia Brady stated, “If you have to get sick, sure can’t beat the measles.”

Brownstein wrote, “I do not recall newspaper headlines blaring about the Bradys serious illness. I don’t think the health department was on the episode investigating how the Brady’s became ill. Furthermore, I don’t remember Congress investigating why all the Bradys became ill. Nor do I have any memory of state legislatures trying to take parental rights away because the Bradys developed measles. Here’s what I remember about the Brady’s measles show: That was in a different era when measles was considered a rite of passage for nearly all children. In fact, children who naturally developed measles and recovered had lifetime immunity from future measles infections. Additionally, girls who recovered from measles would pass on immunity to their babies which would protect their children at the most vulnerable time in their lives.”

Significantly few children have died over the last 60 years, yet unvaccinated people under age 18 were banned from public places in Rockland County, New York. Measles had ceased to be a deadly disease before the vaccine was introduced. The Center for Disease Control (CDC) creates the conditions for hysteria regarding viruses and the vaccines used to prevent them. “The headlines today might make you think that measles is as deadly as Ebola. That is absurd,” writes Brownstein.

Of course, they made Kennedy a target for everything he said about the measles outbreak. Nobody is quite sure which way the wind will blow with him. When I see him have Dr. Fauci arrested, I will start to believe in him—and then Bill Gates. What can humanity do about him?