Big Pharma Measles Scare

Roger Landry is the founder of The Liberty Beacon Project and at one time was a weekly collaborator with The Ochelli Effect. Serious disagreements changed that situation a few years ago, but Roger and Chuck have remained friends and have never disagreed regarding some key issues that motivate both of their works. The issue of vaccination is precisely one of those issues. As Social media platforms begin purging anti-vax material and attempt to conflate the issue with “Online Radicalization”, The privately run CDC churns out some confusing fear porn.

In a very rare public discussion between Chuck and Roger, Big Pharma, Flu-shots, Secret “Courts”, The rise of Autism and the daily struggle for the dreaded unvaccinated child today are all addressed. The recent MSM propaganda efforts to strike the nerves of fear among the public with the alleged horrors of a “Measles Outbreak” is the focus. There are a few personal stories during this discussion.

Are you permitted to question the medical authorities about any of this? What can we see among the population as a result of big pharma’s extensive influence? Is this issue, “All About The Benjamins”? Does this reflect more campaigns to come for advertising pushes later this year for the recovery of lost revenue due to the success of the movie Vaxxed? What sense does it make that vaccinated children are endangered by their unvaccinated playmates?

This discussion was likely no shock to our regular listeners, but It is also an example of what it seems like no one else is willing to address in BS ALT Media at the moment. We urge you to think for yourself, draw your own conclusions and encourage others to do the same.

FROM THE CDC WEBSITE:

The states that have reported cases to CDC are Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Georgia, Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan, Missouri, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Texas, and Washington.”

By the time of this broadcast news reports from across the country reflect rapidly soaring numbers to make the number of cases exceed the highest number in the past 10 years. According to the CDC in 2014, there were 667 cases in the US.

For perspective in the past 5 decades, no less than 30,000 people per year are killed in motor vehicle accidents without including pedestrians. Those statistics reveal between 4,000 and 6,000 deaths per year over the last 3 decades.

TLB on VAX: