More than one-third are in Lancaster County, home to the largest Amish population in the US!!. The county finds itself at the "epicenter of the nation's worst measles outbreak in 35 years, and the contagion is fueled by the "perfect storm of low vaccination rates."
 
As Dr. Tenpenny has discussed many times, it's no big deal to get the measles. If you're of a certain age, you have most likely had the measles. You get it, you take Vitamin A, you get over it, and you're fine.

Breaking down this news article linked above, we find that one-third of 1,350 cases is about 450 cases. This is hardly an epidemic. Yes, it is the largest "outbreak" in 35 years because measles was effectively eliminated in the US in 2000, with some cases continuing to occur in the US (like the 450 in Lancaster County). Elimination means that the disease is no longer spreading continuously within the country. And just because the 450 cases are in Lancaster County doesn't mean they're all Amish cases.
 
Of course, these articles never mention that Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro made the decision not to accept CDC assistance to quell the outbreak. The Keystone state was the only state to not accept CDC help, a move harshly criticized by HHS Secretary RFK Jr., who accuses Shapiro of politicizing measles for political gain. Kennedy offered additional CDC help in August. Shapiro said he would not accept additional federal assistance until Kennedy stopped interfering with the CDC's reporting of the "measles related deaths" in the state.
 
Why Does Everyone Target the Amish?

Pennsylvania's Amish community is not the only one being persecuted. Have you heard about the plight of the Amish people in New York State? And did you know that this supposedly current issue started with a "measles outbreak" in 2019? It's true. Then Governor Andrew Cuomo rescinded religious exemptions for school vaccine mandates after an "outbreak" in 2019 in an Orthodox Jewish community. New York was the second state to pulverize religious exemptions; the first, of course, was California. After COVID, Maine and Connecticut followed suit, while West Virginia never even had religious exemptions!  In New York state, the current law requires K-12 children to have 27 jabs.

As a reminder, former Governor Cuomo also issued a controversial COVID-19 nursing-home policy in March 2020 that ordered nursing homes to admit people with a confirmed or suspected COVID-19 diagnosis. Furthermore, hospitalized residents did not have to test negative before readmission to the nursing home. From March 25-May 8 of 2020, over 6,000 COVID-positive people were admitted to nursing homes.