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On Wednesday afternoon, the general surgeon Joseph Ladapo Florida announced that he would work for the end of all vaccination mandates in the state. Among other things, this would include the end of the vaccine requirements for children at school. Within minutes after announcing Ladapo, members of a private anti-access bookbook group called “The Vaccine Free Child” were joy.
“Amen, stop the use of poison that were given to our precious children,” wrote one member with another: “F yah! Over time. Let the revolution begin.”
“I shouldn’t have to inject my children with poison because they were subjected to brainwashing to live in fear,” wrote another member and added: “Hopefully Florida’s leadership will follow.”
Group members from other parts of the country soon expressed their wish to have similar measures in their own states. “I am so jealous! I hope GA is next,” wrote one member and another added: “Ugh, I wish Mississippi would do that, but I don’t see that it happens.” Another added: “Hopefully VA follows for example.”
While many members celebrated, others were looking for medical help. On the same day in the group, a member was looking for advice for the treatment of whooping cough in his child. The answers included various vitamin preparations and “onion socks”. (Some people believe that the disc delays near the body near the body near the body, which were kept near the body Admission of chlorine dioxide– a toxic bleaching solution – to treat the possible case of a baby of meningitis. The groups not only increase anti-accin content: they also spread unproven and often dangerous medical advice.
The joy in the group “The Vaccine Free Child” has repeated a festive atmosphere online in the anti-vaccine community.
“This is how you make America healthy. Will other states of Florida follow?” Child health defense, an anti-vaccine group founded by US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. posted to his X account. Moments later, the group organized a living x room with Dr. Memhet OZ, who heads the centers for Medicare and Medicaid services and Kennedy’s wife, actress Cheryl Hines. (OZ did not discuss the announcement from Florida.)
While the anti-Accy community celebrated, experts in the public health of Florida’s decision and said that it would possibly endanger the lives of children that remain unprotected by diseases such as measles, mumps, chickenpox, polio and hepatitis-what can be prevented by safe, affordable vaccines.
“There is short -term damage, since this announcement alone will further undermine trust in vaccines worldwide,” says Alex Morozov, an oncologist who has supervised hundreds of drug attempts from several companies such as Pfizer.
For Natalia Solenkova, an intensive care doctor based in Miami who has been Combating the disinformation of anti-accin For years, Ladapo’s announcement and the following celebrations were no surprise – and she believes that the result will be just as predictable.
“Florida has been moving in this direction for several years,” says Solenkova. “We know from history that children died in front of the vaccines of measles, polio, whooping cough and other vaccine diseases. Children die again without vaccines.”
With vaccination rates in the USA already fall In recent years, the effects of the proposed ban on vaccines in Florida could be devastating. “In the long term we do not know the effects. There are very few data about what happens when mandates are lifted. This is the risk of doing this so abruptly,” says Morozov. “Maybe the vaccination rates will drop by 10 percent? Or maybe 50 percent? Nobody knows. Higher drops could lead to devastating epidemics.”
