Personally I've read enough of your links. And now I respectfully suggest that YOU read THIS 2015 article about your suggested link to VacTruth, for the actual and thoroughly appalling, genuine truth of the matter:
https://www.thedailybeast.com/the-navy-fraud-fronting-the-anti-vaxxer-movement
A few excerpts (BBM):
As websites inflating the dangers of vaccines go, VacTruth.com is a beautifully built disaster, one that’s won a seal of approval from 75,000 followers and mommy bloggers nationwide.
But the 37-year-old Coloradoan behind it, Jeffry John Aufderheide, isn’t what his glossy website would have you believe. Vaccines just one of the many conspiracies in his rolodex—he’s also a 9/11 truther, gun-rights fanatic, and Infowars darling. Oh, and he lies about his time in the Navy.
The Navy discredited Aufderheide’s claim that he served as a "rescue swimmer," stating that he actually served four years as an Information Systems Technician, Third Class. “This is all the releasable information we have,” Sharon Anderson, the Chief of Naval Personnel Public Affairs, told The Daily Beast in an email. According to the job description on the organization’s website, Aufderheide’s role closely resembled that of an IT guy, one who acted as “admin on mainframe computers” and “management” on internal databases. A necessary position, it’s less the life-saving Navy SEAL that “rescue swimmer” with “top secret clearance” implies.
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VacTruth, with tweet-able messaging like “Your Child. Your Choice,” and a pristine blue interface, is easier to use and better looking than the Obamacare website. Its smart design panders to moms who are thoroughly modern, genuinely compassionate, and naively misinformed. Armed with “evidence” from sources like Aufderheide, they’ve launched an anti-vaxx movement that’s brought measles bi-coastal and made phony science mainstream.
People like Aufderheide make up the grassroots movement that’s brought vaccine rates in America to historic lows. The phenomenon has enabled the return of diseases like measles, which infected nearly 650 Americans in 2014 and more than 100 in the first two months of this year alone.