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RFK Junior and the Unspeakable

traumatized disinformer:
right about Kennedy assassinations,
dangerously wrong on public health

Junior self-censored about the assassinations until 2013, which likely induced severe trauma that may explain his paranoia about medical authorities

"I do not believe that infectious disease is an enormous threat to human health."
- RFK Junior, June 27, 2023

more details

conspirituality.net
podcast and book about the intersection of New Age religions and far right politics, several episodes and a book chapter about Junior

WhoWhatWhy.org
Russ Baker supports understanding JFK assassination but not Junior's disinformation about Covid

respectfulinsolence.com
sciencebasedmedicine.org
Dr. David Gorski, MD has exposed not-medicine lies for two decades, sometimes humorously

www.youtube.com/@DebunktheFunkwithDrWilson molecular biologist debunks anti-vax funk, including Junior's hoaxes

www.reddit.com/r/RFK_Jr_is_a_Stooge/
coverage of Junior's 2024 campaign

The Kennedy family always said in private the CIA killed Jack and Bobby. RFK (the original) suspected this immediately and for good reason: RFK knew the agency well and that its covert operations directorate was furious that

- JFK refused to invade Cuba during the 1961 Bay of Pigs or the 1962 Missile Crisis,
- was negotiating normalization of relations with Castro,
- had signed an order to start withdrawal from Vietnam, and
- called for an end to the nuclear arms race.

Bobby told trusted aides he planned to reopen the investigation if he won the presidency in 1968. RFK kept quiet in public about his plan, knowing the media would beat him up about it if he dared say anything. He was even challenged on the campaign trail by audiences to say what he really knew but declined to do so. Unfortunately, RFK's enemies in the national insecurity state did know that he planned to re-investigate if he gained the powers of the Presidency, and acted to ensure he would not win.

Junior's crazymaking is a result of his PTSD from being told by his dad when he was a child that the CIA really did kill his uncle.

Junior kept silent about it until 2013, which is trauma inducing. But he needs therapy, not a narcissistic presidential campaign bankrolled by his family's enemies to cause chaos for the Democrats in order to get Trump elected. His siblings also suffered from this trauma, but none of them are allied with the family's enemies nor are they promoting dangerous hoaxes that are getting people killed.

Junior's 2013 statement coming clean about the assassination was extremely significant. He attributed it to reading "JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died and Why it Matters" by James Douglass, probably the best book about the extrajudicial removal of the President. But to date, he has never said why he kept quiet for a half century, since he's always known the reality that there was a high level conspiracy. I heard him speak in person in 2007 and in 2010, and neither time he was willing to mention this, not even in 2010 when I gently offered sympathy and condolence during the question time after his speech.

It's also worth noting that Junior's accurate admissions about the assassinations have no relevance to his lying about public health.

 

"In JFK and the Unspeakable Jim Douglass has distilled all the best available research into a very well-documented and convincing portrait of President Kennedy's transforming turn to peace, at the cost of his life. Personally, it has made a very big impact on me. After reading it in Dallas, I was moved for the first time to visit Dealey Plaza. I URGE ALL AMERICANS TO READ THIS BOOK and come to their own conclusions about why he died and why — after fifty years — it still matters."
— Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. www.orbisbooks.com/jfk-and-the-unspeakable.html


"This statement is itself historic: the first time any member of the Kennedy family has publicly endorsed a book that attributes President Kennedy's assassination to a conspiracy involving the military-intelligence establishment of the U.S. government. But what sets Douglass's book apart from the many treatments of Kennedy's assassination is his methodical case for the reasons behind it: to thwart the President's extraordinary turn toward peace, especially his back-channel negotiations with Nikita Khrushchev to dismantle the Cold War. So, elements of his own government viewed the President as a dangerous traitor, one to be eliminated. "Only by remembering this story can we take up the challenge that Kennedy left unfinished — the challenge to make peace our legacy for generations yet unborn."
-- Robert Ellsberg, son of Daniel Ellsberg, the Pentagon Papers whistleblower, and editor of "JFK and the Unspeakable" www.orbisbooks.com/a-monthly-letter-from-orbis-books-editor-robert-ellsberg.html

 

Junior's political campaign has sought minor / extinct parties to get ballot access.  Natural Law Party in Michigan (which says transcendental meditation cures everything).  American Independent Party in California, which somehow still exists more than a half century since its debut, when it was the electoral vehicle for the racist Governor of Alabama George Wallace.  Now Wallace claimed to have redeemed himself late in life, which might or might not be true, but his VP choice never apologized for his misdeeds.  General Curtis LeMay was the mad bomber of Tokyo, Hiroshima, etc. and wanted a nuclear war with the Russkies.  He was the inspiration for General Jack D. Ripper in "Doctor Strangelove."   The saner voices in the JFK research community have accused LeMay of having been involved with the extrajudicial removal of President Kennedy, over differences for how the Cuban Missile Crisis was handled.  LeMay wanted escalation, JFK chose a peaceful resolution.  If LeMay's way had prevailed, none of us would be here to have an opinion about this.

In the movie Thirteen Days, about the Missile Crisis, the LeMay character storms out of a meeting with JFK in the White House, saying to his comrades on the Joint Chiefs that "those goddamn Kennedys are going to destroy this country if we don't do something about it!"  Well, they did do something.  LeMay even flew to DC on November 22, 1963 to attend the autopsy of his vanquished enemy, smoking his trademark cigar during the examination of the President's corpse (which was tampered with to suppress the evidence that bullets struck him from multiple directions, and therefore, there were multiple gunmen firing).  "Seven Days in Curtis LeMay."

My other favorite LeMay story is from 1960, when President Eisenhower had become concerned about the US war plan.  He sent George Kistiakowsky to Omaha to find out what was planned.  General LeMay refused to tell him the details.  Kistiakowsky said he was the Science Advisor to the President and there on his direct orders.  After haggling, LeMay showed him what was planned for Moscow - 60 H-bombs.  Moscow is a big place, and one wouldn't destroy it all, but Kistiakowsky was shocked, and Eisenhower realized the nuclear war system was not under his civilian control.  It was an inspiration for his Farewell Address warning about the dangers of the military industrial complex.   Kistiakowsky was in charge of the Manhattan Project's non-nuclear chemistry section that developed the implosion system for the plutonium bomb.  He spent the last two decades of his life after leaving government service working for nuclear disarmament.


Bottom line:  Junior will be on the California ballot for an entity that boosted one of the conspirators in the murder of his uncle.


"I suppose if I had lost the war, I would have been tried as a war criminal. Fortunately, we were on the winning side." 
-- US General Curtis LeMay, commander of the 1945 Tokyo fire bombing operation.


"I am sure that at the end of the world, in the last millisecond of the Earth's existence, Man will see what we have just seen."
— George Kistiakowsky, after seeing the first atomic test "Trinity" July 16, 1945

 

Junior's disease disinformation

Covid killed more US citizens than all wars since 1776, almost all unvaccinated. Viruses don't care about opinions.

"I do not believe that infectious disease is an enormous threat to human health."
- RFK Junior, June 27, 2023

if elected, he would tell the National Institutes of Health to stop studying infectious diseases:
"We're going to give infectious disease a break for about eight years." 
- RFK Junior, Nov. 3, 2023

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/politics-news/rfk-jr-comes-home-anti-vaccine-group-commits-break-us-infectious-disea-rcna123551

"We – our job is to resist and to talk about it to everybody. If you're walking down the street – and I do this now myself, which is, you know, I don't want to do – I'm not a busybody. I see somebody on a hiking trail carrying a little baby and I say to him, 'Better not get him vaccinated.' And he heard that from me. If he hears it from 10 other people, maybe he won't do it, you know, maybe he will save that child." "If you're one of 10 people that goes up to a guy, a man or a woman, who's carrying a baby, and says, 'Don't vaccinate that baby,' when they hear that from 10 people, it'll make an impression on 'em, you know. And we all kept our mouth shut. Don't keep your mouth shut anymore. Confront everybody on it." "Every one of us has an obligation to do a civil disobedience every day. And that could just be walking up to another person – a mother who's carrying a baby, like I did this morning – and saying, 'Before you vaccinate that baby, do your independent research.'"
-- RFK Junior

 

Lawrence O'Donnell:
RFK Jr.'s lies as House GOP witness have a Trumpian echo

from a fellow classmate who observed he was a lazy student who coasted on his family's connections and never studied science

www.youtube.com/watch?v=0GifMr8xmmM

MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell describes how "Kennedy privilege" allows Robert Kennedy Jr. to amplify his lies denouncing the work of scientists, physicians, and public health experts to the delight of Trump Republicans.


 

The Herman Cain Award highlights people who denied or downplayed Covid then died from the disease. Herman Cain was a black Republican Presidential candidate in 2012. He attended Trump's June 2020 rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma (near the site of the largest white supremacist riot against a black neighborhood in US history). Cain said masks were unnecessary and people were fed up with public health precautions. He caught Covid, spent a month in the hospital and then died. HCA is a warning to learn from his mistake.

 

Junior promoting crazy nonsense about the Nazi Holocaust

 

Del Bigtree, wearing the yellow star in the photo below, is a leading anti-vaxxer who is now (2024) the communications director for the RFK Junior Presidential campaign.


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JFKMLKRFK.com - by Mark Robinowitz - updated November 25, 2024