<deleted>wittery; the EO requires clinicians to offer three separate shots to protect against measles, mumps and rubella. There are no FDA approved separate measles, mumps and rubella vaccines available. They are approved for other countries, but the US does not recognise foreign drug approvals nor clinical data. The previous separate vaccines, approved in the 1960s, based on 1960s standards, are no longer available on the US market. https://www.healthaffairs.org/content/forefront/one-shot-three-understanding-measles-mumps-rubella-mmr-vaccine https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/oct/09/cdc-separate-mmr-vaccines So likely the US will see over the next few years an explosion in mumps, measles and rubella cases, and resultant deaths. The FDA will be forced to issue EUAs due to the manmade epidemic; Emergency Use Authorisations, which were used for COVID-19 vaccinations. The EUA category was originally intended for the aftermath of a biological or chemical weapon attack, to speed the deployment of essentially experimental therapeutics to the population (you can't realistically get FDA approval for an Ebola, Marburg virus treatment, as the clinical trials would be horrific). EUAs are of a temporary nature, and authorisations automatically lapse when an emergency is declared over. If I was American, and concerned for the health of my children, I would delay having children for at least 4 years. Robert Kennedy believes the convicted fraudster and now cable television star, Andrew Wakefield, should have statues erected in his honour. Someone will be held culpable for the consequences.
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