I've been covering public health issues of medical corruption, public agency corruption, corporate corruption for like seven years, maybe eight.

Several of those years alongside you as we're spotlighting these issues with vaccine safety.

And I've noticed obviously as everyone else has, there's this narrative, this anti-vax narrative that was created and has actually been really successful.

And it's been able to neutralize a large conversation into this small one-sided conversation and render anybody with that label put on them invisible.

That doesn't matter if you're a doctor or a well credentialed doctor.

It doesn't matter if you're a parent of a vaccine and you're a kid.

If you get this label on you, you're done.

And the media has kind of run rough shot over anybody that has any questions about the vaccine program.

As we've covered here for several years, that is changing in a big way.

In a way that I've never seen it change in all this time.

And this is what I want to bring to you in the viewers in almost, you know, almost in a celebration because now justice is happening in an interesting way.

So check this out.

The New York Times wrote this article recently. It's a gigantic article.

It's the anti-vax scene movement's new frontier.

A lot of clips from this I want to read just to give you an idea of the flavor what I'm talking about.

So let's look at first. They talked to a couple pediatricians.

This one's Robert frock. He's a pediatrician and it says here in his 14 years of practicing medicine in Liddleton, a Denver suburb.

frock has seen parents decline their children's vaccines for the sake of a more quote natural lifestyle.

He had also seen parents worrying about overstressing their children's bodies, requesting that vaccinations be given on different schedules.

But until the past nine months or so, he has rarely seen parents with already vaccinated children refuse additional vaccines.

Some of these parents were even rejecting boosters of the same shots they unquestionably accepted for their children just a few years earlier.

frock estimates that he has faced around 20 such parents. Maybe more goes on to say this.

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