Are the Media Pursuing a Confusionist Strategy, in Blaming Measles Outbreaks on Anti-Vaccination White Parents, in Order to Prevent the Truth from being Known?

By Nicholas Stix

I copied and pasted the following discussion from an AmRen thread on an epidemic of the plague Madagascar. By the way, Question Diversity is better known in these oparts as the blogger and political analyst, Countenance.
 

Question Diversity • 19 hours ago
Speaking of pandemics:
Who other than me thinks the measles outbreaks in Hispanic heavy areas of the country coincidentally (or not) has more to do with Hispanics than vaccination-leery parents?
 

• John Smith to Question Diversity • 18 hours ago
Hispanics are the initial vectors and the children of dopey white liberals its main victims. Another case of white liberals victimizing their children at the hands of minorities for some kooky, out-of-touch beliefs.
 
Question Diversity to John Smith • 15 hours ago
Well I did find these, or rather, Iowahawk on Twitter found them:
http://www.marinij.com/marinnews/ci_27433455/california-measles-outbreak-highlights-marin-vaccination-dilemma
http://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2014/09/wealthy-la-schools-vaccination-rates-are-as-low-as-south-sudans/380252/
 
BloodofAlbion75 to Question Diversity • 18 hours ago
You're on to something there,QD.
Disneyland,where perhaps the biggest measles outbreak in the country right now was traced to,is located in a part of Orange County that is heavily Hispanic.
I would know;I am very familiar with the area down there.
 
propagandaoftruth to Question Diversity • 18 hours ago
1. You are correct.
2. Don't you think Obama should import plague ridden Madagascaranians so we can treat them here?
 
Question Diversity to propagandaoftruth
The answer to #2: Yes, but if and only if we can stop the boat halfway here.