Will You Catch The Measles Attending The Latin Mass? BOOMERS Are Vaccinated!

There will be bloody wars, and famines; plagues and contagious diseases; Our Lady Of La Salette 19 Sept. 1846 (Published by Mélanie 1879) 

Know this! All those Rad Trad Converts who attend the Latin Mass hate BOOMERS. 

Funny thing is, is that ALL BOOMERS are vaccinated against the Measles and all those younger generations are not!

These are the unvaccinated cuck generations that will spread Measles!

Generation X (1965-1980) 

Millennials (1981-1996) 

Generation Z (1997-2012) 

These Cucks refuse to have any of their children vaccinated against the Measles. 

So yes! you will get the Measles from attending the Latin Mass because you're all a bunch of Cucks!

Enjoy!

Oh the solution is to take Vitamins! LOL!

RFK sparks alarm after backing vitamins to treat measles amid outbreak...

Health experts wary as US health secretary fails to endorse effective vaccines and instead calls them a ‘personal choice’ RFK Jr sparks alarm after backing vitamins to treat measles amid outbreak Health experts wary as US health secretary fails to endorse effective vaccines and instead calls them a ‘personal choice’ Jessica Glenza Tue 4 Mar 2025 12.14 EST Share Robert F Kennedy Jr, the US health secretary, has caused alarm among pediatricians, vaccine experts and lawmakers with an opinion piece that focuses on vitamin A and nutrition as treatments for measles. In response to a measles outbreak in Texas, which resulted in the first American measles death in nearly a decade, Kennedy wrote for Fox News about the benefits of “good nutrition” and vitamin A – but did not explicitly recommend highly effective vaccines. “In fact, relying on vitamin A instead of the vaccine is not only dangerous and ineffective, but it puts children at serious risk,” Dr Sue Kressly, the president of the American Academy of Pediatrics, told the Washington Post.Measles is one of the most infectious diseases in the world. Infections kill one to three people for every 1,000 infected and can cause severe brain swelling, called encephalitis, in one in 1,000 cases. The disease also causes general misery, including a characteristic top-down rash, fever, runny nose, and red and watery eyes. The measles vaccine is 97% effective at preventing the disease. At least 146 people have been sickened in Texas, primarily in unvaccinated communities in the South Plains region. More than 20 people have been hospitalized, and an unvaccinated school-aged child died – the first American measles death since April 2015. Kennedy’s initially muted response to the outbreak has drawn intense criticism. Kennedy erroneously said in a cabinet meeting that the outbreak killed two people in Texas, and then, “it’s not unusual” to have outbreaks. In fact, measles sickened 285 people in the entirety of 2024. The Texas outbreak alone accounts for nearly half of last year’s total relatively early in the year. Source