Accusing RFK JR. Member of Congress by paying by Big Pharma to support vaccines

Robert F. Kennedy Junior, Minister of Health and Humanitarian Services, more than three hours of interrogation at a sub -committee session at home on Tuesday, which covered everything from horrific mistakes in his first specialization A healthy report For his complete ignorance of federal lawsuits against major health insurance companies. But one of the prominent moments occurred during the session when Kennedy suggested that a member of Congress opposes the actions of the Minister of Health only because he was purchased and paid by major pharmaceutical companies.

Kennedy made his name as a vaccine extrem Consultative Committee for Irrational Practices (ACIP). On Tuesday, Kennedy asked MP Frank Balon, a Democrat from New Jersey, why did you avoid getting any public inputs about his strong decisions on vaccines, and the Minister of Health defended his actions by saying that there is already a committee that oversees these things. Palloon indicated that Kennedy launched the committee.

But after the time of Pallone has ended, the true drama of the session will start. The chairman of the committee moved to a more friend of Congress, Representative Neil Den, a fans of Florida. While Kennedy started answering the Dunn question in the soft ball, he was moving quickly to treat Pallone, an unusual step that is usually not permitted under the rules.

Kennedy said that Balloon was previously the hero of people who were harmed by vaccines and only changed his melody after receiving the money from the pharmaceutical industry.

Kennedy said: “If I can take only a minute to respond to something that a member of Congress Balloon said, and I will address you, a member of the congress with a balloon,” Kennedy said. “Fifteen years ago, you and I met; at that time I was a hero, for people who had vaccine injuries. I was very designed on it, I was the main member of Congress in this case.”

Kennedy then moved to the money part, and the fireworks began.

Kennedy said: “Since then, she accepted two million dollars from pharmaceutical companies in contributions, more than any other member of this committee,” Kennedy said. “It seems that your enthusiasm to support the old ACIP committee, which was completely spread with pharmaceutical conflicts, is the result of these contributions.”

One of their colleagues in Congress objected that Pallone had not heard what was said about him. Once this was explained to the president that he was disturbing the reputation of a member of Congress, Kennedy was asked to retract his statement. Kennedy did it only With a smile.

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There were many other moments of the session that was the jaw, as Kennedy insisted often that he was not actually cutting the programs he actually cut. At other times, Kennedy defended the discounts with incredibly bad logic. For example, Kennedy was asked by Representative Troy Carter of Louisiana about the reason for cutting studies on HIV. The Secretary had bitterness to insist that this was due to a decrease in HIV vaccine for decades without results.

Do you think this type of logic will fly for other diseases such as cancer? We haven’t treated cancer yet, so of course, you should give up finding new treatments?

Legislators often indicated that many discounts were for the programs approved by Congress, and he had no authority to unilaterally decided to cut the things he did not like. But this is what he did, just as Elon Musk often did as head of what is called the Ministry of Governmental efficiency (Doug).

Representative Nannett Parajan, a Democrat from California, Kennedy grilled Discounts to Alzheimer’s research. Kennedy insisted that he did not know any of these cuts and said repeatedly that he did not know whether what Parajan says was correct. Kennedy claimed ignorance of the things he should know throughout the session.

The Minister of Health is not qualified for his role and wrote in a recent book that not even It believes in the theory of germsOne of the main things that anyone needs to understand modern medicine. Instead, Kennedy believes in Palmasma, or bad air, a theory that was common in the nineteenth century.

Kennedy also made some land comments about his plans for every American to wear a wearing device that can Follow glucose. Trump’s choice of general wounds, which has not yet been confirmed by the Senate, has a company that sells clothes that can be worn and which seems to suit Kennedy’s “vision” for health tracking. Casey Means was nominated by Trump, according to what was reported on Kennedy’s proposal, after questions were raised about the first choice of the president for this position, Janet Nishawat, and his approval data. It means, a 37 -year -old comprehensive medical doctor, Corporation The levels that sell products are called glucose levels. Consumers pay at least $ 200 for a One year subscription To levels.

People who are not diabetics do not need to monitor glucose levels constantly, but they are convinced that it is one of the keys to health. Kennedy is clearly involved, because glucose was the first thing he mentioned during his testimony on Tuesday as something that needs to be monitored.

Kennedy’s call to every American to wear a healthy follower is somewhat entertaining, given the theories of right -wing conspiracy on how the government is tracking and poisoning your health. It was very common when the Covid-19 vaccine was launched to hear people insisting that they contain a chip that was placed there by Bill Gates to connect everyone to 5G wireless signals. These Crackpots, and they go to say, are now some of the Kennedy’s largest defenders in the “Maha” movement.

Lesson Kennedy MP asked about privacy and wearable devices. But the Minister of Health did not recognize the privacy, instead he talks about how this Personally they had friends Those who “changed their lives from wearing a glucose meter.”

Kennedy said: “They lost their weight, lost diabetes, and you see that happening again and again,” Kennedy said. “It has a miracle effect on health in our country. It is $ 80 a month and we explore ways to make sure these costs are paid for.”

It is not clear what Kennedy means by how to pay these costs, but it will be clear that it will be a great surprise for any company that makes glucose screens if it is suddenly compensated by Medicare for people who did not already need to monitor glucose.

Kennedy said: “It costs Ozmpic $ 1300 a month. If you can achieve the same thing with $ 80 it can be worn, this is much better for the American people,” Kennedy said.

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Kennedy’s first main report, released in May, The aforementioned studies This is simply not present. He screams in products that people do not need, and it seems that he is planning to launch a huge campaign next week for a product that his colleagues may earn at Maha. It seems that there is no handrail to stop any of them. Congress members can ask all the difficult questions they love. But as long as Trump is in power, the Maha movement will move at full speed.