Informed Vaccination Skeptics in Florida & Beyond
Bottom Line: The narrative by the medical and media establishments since the onset of COVID-19 vaccinations has been the same. It’s the well informed and educated who’re quick to become immunized and it’s the uneducated and unwashed (or something like that) that’ve been skeptical. As always, however, there are two sides to stories and one side to facts. And while the facts of the matter are that the original COVID-19 vaccinations were rather effective at creating immunity to the original strain of the virus, they’ve done nothing but wane in effectiveness since, having not retained any proven efficacy at prevention since around the time Omicron was first on the scene over a year ago. The bottom line is that what we were sold by the medical establishment and feds by a more than willing news media was that if we simply got vaxxed we’d get past the COVID-19. As the same disinformation merchants in the medical and media establishments are pushing for people to get their second or third or fourth boosters...we’ve been lied to. And as it turns out, it’s the most informed who are the ones making fully informed decisions not to continue with the vaccination charade.
A new study conducted by Washington State University researchers, which was just published by the American Journal of Health Promotion, found the following:
- For respondents who had recently refused a flu vaccine, higher COVID-19 knowledge actually correlated with lower future vaccine intentions.
Right, so the most informed about COVID are those least likely to accept a vaccination. What does that tell you Fauch? And here’s another key takeaway based on that highly instructive finding. The results have important implications for health promotion practice and research. It highlights the significance of individuals' attempts to independently verify information and the need to cultivate their trust in health experts. The researchers also recommend that public health campaigns make sure to respect individuals' freedom to make decisions for themselves while helping them make those decisions based on accurate information from credible sources.
What’s evident from this study is that the most informed are the most likely to reject COVID-19 vaccines, flu vaccines and are the most likely to seek out experts and news outlets they feel they can trust. That’s a far cry from being uneducated and unwashed. But it's always a byproduct of society, starting with government agencies themselves, lying to us. Also, as I’ve pointed multiple times in recent days, it’s leading to lower vaccination rates across the board. That includes record low numbers of adults who’re willing to accept a flu vaccination to a significant drop in vaccinations of school children in Florida’s schools specifically. This is what happens when government agencies and the medical establishment lie to us in mass. They lose trust with those who’re actually paying attention. As it turns out it’s the least informed who hear the Fauch say it’s time to get another booster and race to go do it. And as I’ve said, they have no one to blame but themselves. Vaccination skepticism is real and growing with vaccinations of all types because many people have begun questioning everything that they’d previously been sold by the establishments who’ve violated their trust.