Ronald, when a vaccine injury happens to your most precious, it stops being a very remote risk, one in a million, and it becomes a nightmare you can't wake up from.  I'm advocating for vaccine safety, not against vaccination, since my baby granddaughter got injured by a vaccine.  If we want to be like France, maybe we can start with joining other G7 countries in having a vaccine injury compensation program - in Canada, injured people are on their own. What I learned about vaccines is disturbing, and there are more and more studies showing this (believe me, spent many sleepless nights reading scientific papers!).  

On the other hand, can you, please, explain how a child who is not vaccinated and gets measles can spread the disease to the vaccinated children?  They should be protected, right?  Well, the only way how they can also get the disease is that the vaccine is actually not working.  And that's the conspiracy I see.