Whooping Cough Outbreak at California School Among Vaccinated Shows Vaccine Failure

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KSBW in Salinas California is reporting this month (March 2015) that four fully vaccinated students at Monterey Park School have been diagnosed with pertussis, or whooping cough. KSBW reports that of the 524 students at Monterey Park, 99.5 percent are vaccinated, including the four students who have been diagnosed with whooping cough.

This is not too surprising since it has been well-documented that the current pertussis vaccine is a failure, and that a new pertussis vaccine is being developed to replace it.

So how did KSBW handle this story? What warnings did they give to concerned parents? Did they warn their readers about an FDA study conducted on the pertussis vaccine in 2013 clearly showing that cases of whooping cough were increasing among a highly vaccinated public, and that this study showed that vaccinated baboons still carried around whooping cough in their throats, spreading it to others?

Did they point out a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine in 2013 showing that pertussis was developing immunity against the current pertussis vaccine? Did they mention a story that Southern California Public Radio did in 2014 quoting health officials’ concerns that the number of older kids who are coming down with whooping cough in Los Angeles County were mostly children who had received 5 vaccines for pertussis between the ages of 2 months and 7 years, and that the vaccine seemed to be losing its effectiveness?

No, KSBW did not point out any of these warnings, but instead called up a local pediatrician named Michele Tamse and asked her what parents should do:

She said the simplest way to combat pertussis is to get vaccinated.

Silly me. I forgot that vaccines are a religion to most people who believe in them, and that they are not based on science and evidence, and that people are commanded to get them even when they clearly don’t work.

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6 Comments

Ella November 8, 2015 at 9:01 am - Reply

In the early 90 ‘s,  3 of my children and myself contracted whooping cough. We had all been vaccinated timeously and all had it very severely. I was born in the 50 ‘s and my children in the 70 ‘s and 80’s. Were  the serums the same from the 50’s  to the 80’s?

Mike April 2, 2015 at 4:23 pm - Reply

That webmd article on why the vaccine is not working completely oxymoronic. What a shameful way to push big pharma vaccine agendas, lucky for us we can exercise common sense to figure out the truth

Toby Monte April 3, 2015 at 7:34 am - Reply

Them saying that the new vaccine is not as effective as the old one is also not true.  What does it take to get people to tell the truth?  What happened in my town was in the mid-90s when the people getting it were vaccinated with the “old” vaccine — the one that was so lethal they had to admit it was causing damage.  But even the old vaccine didn’t keep the vaccinated children safe.  http://blogs.naturalnews.com/happened-non-immunized-children-whooping-cough-broke/

Toby Monte April 1, 2015 at 8:59 pm - Reply

The whooping cough vaccine does not work and they know it.  Way back in the 90s, we had a whooping cough epidemic in my area of Western MA, and one vaccinated child after another contracted it.  They blamed the non-vaccinated and said the vaccines made for milder cases, but none of that was true.  I had three non-vaccinated children (now adults) and this is what happened to them when whooping cough broke out  –  http://blogs.naturalnews.com/happened-non-immunized-children-whooping-cough-broke/

Judy March 31, 2015 at 2:09 pm - Reply

I agree, today’s American attitude toward vaccination IS like a religion!  Logic, or even a willingness to entertain a notion that each and every recommended vaccination might not be exactly required exactly as listed — even knowing that the makers of that very vaccine state it is out of date and a new one is needed — no, nothing nothing nothing whatsoever can shake the faith of vaccine believers in their religion, the principal tenet of which appears to be:  get all the shots that are available!  all shots are good, all questions are bad! Never read, never study, just get all the shots.   It’s incredible — in other words, I am not a believer in that particular religion.

Linda March 31, 2015 at 2:00 pm - Reply

WOW, a religion for sure.  Didn’t anyone point out to her that the kids were vaccinated!