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Friday, 8 November 2024

It’s Afraid

 




The Pharmaceutical companies and their loyal minions must be preparing for some flak coming their way with Donald Trump’s win on Tuesday. While the Don himself does not have the best record on health and vaccines, his promotion of American fastfood and his hand in pushing through Operation Warp Speed during the pandemic are both blights on his record. Still, he seems to be more than making up for it by promising to give Robert F. Kennedy Junior free rain to bring some real change to America’s health guidelines.



I am not naïve enough to not be a little sceptical about what RFK junior can achieve, or even how trustworthy he is, considering he has been a long term Democrat and darling of the left. On this blog I posted the advice of Melibeus’ wife, Prudence, about not trusting those who were recent opponents too soon. But on everything he says about health, RFK shows he understands how the Pharmaceutical companies have corrupted the American health care system, and he is probably the most qualified person to seek to undo some of their damage. If you are not aware of his vast understanding of the corruption involved, I encourage you to pick up a copy of his book The Real Anthony Fauci, it is a phenomenal work.

To highlight how much of a positive development this is, the usual suspects appear to be afraid,

“A key figure in Donald Trump’s election campaign and a likely figure in his incoming administration is Robert F. Kennedy Jr, or RFK Jr for short. After abandoning his own tilt at president, the prominent anti-vaxxer endorsed and campaigned for Trump, helping propel him to victory.

Kennedy promoted the banner “Make America Healthy Again” during the campaign. Now Trump has made clear Kennedy will play a significant role in health.

He has been promised a “big role” in guiding health policy, and Trump has said he would enable Kennedy to “go wild” on health, food and medicines.

So, who is Kennedy and what could his vision of a healthy America mean for public health in the US and globally?...

…What role will he have?

Although Trump has publicly committed to Kennedy having a major role, it is unclear what that will be.

Based on a video obtained by Politico, Kennedy said he was promised control of federal public health agencies, including the Department of Health and Human Services and its sub-agencies, as well as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Food and Drug Administration and National Institutes of Health.

Such broad authority would be unprecedented. Appointments to major agencies and cabinet positions in the US government require approval by Congress. Kennedy’s lack of experience in health care or public health, and his absence of scientific training and credentials, will make such an approval uncertain. His unscientific allegations would resurface and there would be an almost certain media circus.

Even if Kennedy was in a position of authority, many changes to these federal agencies would require Congressional oversight. For instance, any changes to how drugs are approved would be challenging to implement in the short term.

This is not to underestimate the damage Kennedy could do. In the past, Trump circumvented Congressional approval for various posts by appointing “acting officials”. So even without any official post, Kennedy’s potential influence in the Trump administration is alarming…”[1]

If people who fully bought into the Covid scare are worried about the impact that Kennedy can have, this at least shows that Donald Trump and his administration are moving in the right direction. The institutional bias towards blacklisting vaccine scepticism and anyone who questions the official health advice has gone on for too long. I can think of many people I know who follow mainstream health advice who are incredibly sick, constantly so, and some of whom which have died way too early. There is clearly something wrong and it is good to see that there will now be people in top positions seeking to challenge the corruption.

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