Measles outbreak in Minnesota is a no brainer. Look at the following graph for the US.

The measles numbers are like stock market there is barely any possibility of prediction. Many people attribute measles to growing number of foreign travel.

I am not saying vaccines never worked. They did work in the past during times of serious outbreak. But now there is high level of possibility that certain profit mongering institutions are simply milking it.

But, institutions like the media which are closely tied to the vaccines industry, love to spin any incident to their benefit. So they spinned this so called outbreak to anti-vaxxers posthumously. I bet you didn't know that the anti-vaxxers had something to do with this till you heard it in the news after the measles number went up.

These vaccines are supposed to protect the 'herd' when there is 90% people all vaccinated but if you look at the numbers less than 50% are vaccinated so the herd effect would hardly take any effect. On top of that, the profit centered vaccine industry encourages 'booster' vaccines so that they can keep charging more on top of what they already charged. They cannot stop being too greedy. Thus the booster shots are encouraged because the previous vaccine power wears off. So noone can even begin to guess how many people are actually 'protected' at any given time.

Yep, feel free to keep feeding onto the profit of these vaccine industries who have zero liability in case of any negative effects of vaccines.

To give you an idea, look at the number of pharmaceutical drugs that were recalled in 2018 alone: https://www.fda.gov/downloads/AboutFDA/Transparency/OpenGovernment/UCM625008.xml

Now, think about this for a moment. These pharmaceutical companies are liable for damages and even then, the FDA actually approved all these drugs which had to be recalled later. Now think about the vaccine industry which does not have any liability for damages and essentially with almost no recalls. Yes, please feel free to keep supporting their profit with blind faith.