Alix Mayer Talks about the Measles

(found on Dr. Judy's transcripts: https://therealdrjudy.com/judy-mikovits-transcripts/ )

And I'm going to start by talking about the measles, and just let you know that I really like talking about vaccines. The next slide is actually a cartoon about that, and this is a cartoon of my kidnapper tossing me out the window after hearing me talk about vaccines for five hours. This presentation is called This Measles, and This Measles starts in the 1950s and I have a little prop right here. This is a doll named Mary Bell from Madame Alexander. And Mary Bell, Mary Bell is the doll who gets well. Mary Bell comes with a crutch, and she gets well from being on crutches. She comes with casts, and she gets better from being in a cast. She has bandages, and she gets better from her cuts and scrapes, and she comes with stickers that are measles spots. And she gets better for the measles in the 1950s. The measles have changed.
These days, when Mary Bell was invented the deaths from, measles were one in 10,000 these days, there have been 1000 measles cases in the United States so far this year, and there have been three deaths. So that's one in 33 what is happening? Things have drastically changed, and parents of these children who contracted this measles in West Texas, even if the parents have been vaccinated for Measles or had measles in the past, they're getting measles from their children who get measles. That's unusual as well. So we've got the death rate, and this thing seems more serious. And then some children are getting really sick with this measles, like some of the doctors there are saying, these kids are on their death beds. And then they give a vitamin A, vitamin D, from cod liver oil and inhaled budesonide. It's a nebulized steroid, and that gets them better. They turn around, and the next day, they're reportedly jumping rope. So they're saying it's very dangerous, but it's also treatable. So take notes, cod liver oil for the AMD and nebulized budesonide. If anybody gets something that looks like measles, that's a treatment. It can be dangerous. So that's that's something to take notes on right now. So this is not acting like the measles Mary Bell had in the 1950s right? So what's going on?
So I'm going to talk about some circumstantial evidence around the West Texas measles cases, and I'm going to show you that the outbreak was likely used for political purposes. I'm not going to argue the benefits or risks of measles vaccination tonight. I'm just going to show a pattern that I believe was used for political gain, or the ritual shaming of our new head of Health and Human Services. Robert F Kennedy, Jr. So let's go back to 2019 in Washington State. I talked about this at a prior Liberty forum. There's a Department of Public Health whistleblower from a 2019 measles outbreak in Washington state who wrote a note to our friend JBHanley was a Substack. JB graduated from Stanford. He's very trustworthy, and he got a note from this Department of Public Health whistleblower who says in Washington state, there was no measles outbreak, it was a fake outbreak, used manipulated with a PR agency, and they brought in the National Guard to fake a measles outbreak. And what happened in the next month, the legislators there, they dropped a bill and removed parental rights around the measles vaccine. He says it was a fake outbreak. So let's rewind back to 2015, four years earlier, California, Disney Land measles outbreak. December 2014 next month, California legislators drop a bill to take away parental rights around vaccination in the state, and that passed very rapidly through the legislature, and then Governor Brown signed that into law. There's no evidence that that was a fake outbreak, but a lot of us are highly suspicious. Let me just say again, we don't think the measles would ever be used for political gain, right? So let's fast forward to 2023 when RFK Jr announced he was running for president. And I'm gonna book edge this story, because, believe it or not, it begins and ends with Deborah Birx, aka scarf lady. So on the front end of this thing, Deborah Birx was famously on the White House Coronavirus Task Force. She was doing all those press conferences when we were locked down. She said COVID policies with zero science, and she admitted to that in her book, she set policies for distancing, masking and all the lockdowns. Those were all her COVID era policies, the hospital protocols in the era were also known to be deadly, and this is going to come into play very shortly here. In fact, Dr Denise Rancourt has done a study showing that hospital deaths from COVID were worse only in the counties with the hospitals following the most strict COVID protocols. How does COVID know county lines? It doesn't so. Dr Birx. Little more about Dr Birx, she grew up in Pennsylvania, and she earned her Doctor of Medicine degree at Penn. She's a Pennsylvania gal. She spent most of her life in DC, and I have it from trusted sources, but I have no physical proof online yet that she is likely a naval intelligence officer. She's intelligence most likely. So she disappeared for two years after her stint in the White House. Then in September 2023, a few months after RFK Jr joins the presidential race, she shows up Hermes scarves and all in strip mall, Lubbock, Texas.
What is she doing there? That's not Austin. That's not Dallas. You do the short stick, if that's your next career move after the White House Coronavirus Task Force, right? Why does she take that job? She was assigned. And note this down too, she was assigned to address health challenges in rural West Texas. Does that sound familiar to anybody? You know where all the measles cases were, rural West Texas, and she was assigned to be working at a place called Texas Tech, which is indistinguishable from the hospital in Lubbock, Texas.
Okay, so she's in management there. So let's fast forward now to the winter of 2025 two West Texas Children get measles, and both, after recovering, are sent to the Lubbock Texas Tech Hospital, where Deborah Birx says, one is a six year old Mennonite girl, and she was admitted for a common post measles syndrome. She had a bacterial pneumonia, which is normally very treatable.
However, in her case, the antibiotics were delayed, and then the wrong antibiotic was given, and then her Mennonite parents were told they needed to go to a hotel the hospital would pay for it. And after they were gone, the hospital ventilated their daughter and she died. The parents are adamant the girls measles spots are almost gone, and they are adamant that this was a hospital homicide.
This is hospital mismanagement. The parents know. They say she did not die from measles. So there's a second girl who died, supposedly of measles. This is an eight year old girl named Daisy, also in West Texas. She was not in good health before she got measles. However, she had been recovered from measles for two full weeks before her parents brought her to the hospital in Lubbock, Texas. Daisy was brought to the Lubbock hospital because she got a systemic infection known as sepsis, which is something totally unrelated to measles. It's a systemic blood infection. The hospital followed eerily familiar, deadly protocols from COVID lockdowns, including ventilation and Daisy died at the Lubbock Texas Tech hospital where Deborah Birx works. Now what's going on here? I'm going to present some circumstantial evidence of what the agenda might be, and I can't prove anything, but I believe this was all done to force a sentence out of RFK Jr's mouth, and I'm going to tell you what that is in a second. But first we've got to go back to Deborah Birx and why she got that new job at the Texas Tech Hospital in love Texas. She was in charge of COVID protocols during lockdowns, and she's currently in management at the Lubbock hospital. Next Isn't it odd that the first measles case was in Texas in January, only six days before RK Jr's confirmation hearings in the Senate? Could this have been planned to give senators talking points to beat up Kennedy in a Senate hearings? Quite possibly. Listen to this timeline. You're going to you're going to start to flip out here a couple weeks after he was confirmed in mid February, Reuters reports the first death from measles, the six year old Mennonite girl from West Texas. That's the first case we just talked about, where they sent the parents to a hotel ventilate the girl, and then she died a week later. Kennedy comes out with a statement on Fox News about the measles vaccine being a personal choice, but he won't say what they want him to say. They want to quote, and he's not playing instead, they put what they want him to say in the subheading of that Fox News article. The subheading says, quote, MMR, vaccine is crucial to avoiding the potentially deadly disease. That's what they wanted to say, but he's not saying it. And I checked Google Trends, and the Google trend searches for measles are off the charts at this time, just hitting an all time high. So they want him to endorse the measles vaccine as the best prevention for measles, but he's not playing along. Next Bobby Kennedy does something very rational, because he's a very smart guy. He promotes vitamin A, which is standard of care for measles, according to both the O and the American Academy of Pediatrics, what does the media do to him next? They accuse him of being reckless, recommending vitamin A to people who are around people with measles.
That's reckless, and he still doesn't play along. He will not say what they want him to say. So the next thing the media does is they up the game, and they say that vitamin A is actually toxic, and he is still not playing along.
And then finally, the media declares that the 8 year old girl named Daisy, who was recovered for 2 weeks before she ended up at the Lubbock Hospital, was actually the second death from measles. Now I think he gets what's going on. So what Kennedy does, and I haven't spoken to him about this, so what he does, he goes to Lubbock, TX. He goes to the funeral for the second girl who's supposed to die to measles Daisy. And he uses that as a press opportunity after he gives condolences to the family. And what does he say there? He says that MMR vaccine is the best way to prevent measles, because I think he knows what's going on at that hospital. He's a smart guy, and guess what happens in Google Trends. There's a peak for measles searches and then it goes away completely goes away after this it is a nonitem in the news right now, ever since he said a sentence they wanted him to say, and they had to force it out of them. So they're done with measles for now. And this is all circumstantial evidence, but the patterns that I believe are highly suspicious, and I think it's more than fair to ask if measles would ever be used for a political gain. And I just want to know, what do you think?

05/10/2025 - Alix Mayer, Chairman of the FreeNow Foundation (tps://freenowfoundation.org/), giving the opening talk for the Liberty Forum (https://liberty-forum.org/) evening with Del Bigtree.