Posted on 07/25/2023 4:56:46 AM PDT by MtnClimber
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is learning that, as an enemy of the state, everything he says can and will be held against him. Democrats are learning, however, that RFK Jr., unlike most of their targets, is no punching bag. He can and will punch back.
During a press event at a New York City restaurant a week back, Kennedy introduced the concept of ethnically targeted bioweapons. He began this discussion with the phrase “There is an argument that,” thus distancing himself a bit from the validity of the claim to follow, namely that the People’s Republic of China is developing bioweapons to target Blacks and Caucasians.
In this discussion Kennedy noted that the people seemingly most immune to the COVID-19 virus were Chinese and Ashkenazi Jews. Although he confessed his uncertainty about whether Blacks and Whites “were deliberately targeted,” he strongly suggested that China was capable of doing just that. He never implied that Ashkenazi Jews, who are uniformly Caucasian, were in any way involved in the plotting. Kennedy did say, however, that the United States has been doing similar experiments in regards to the Chinese, an assertion that should have taken race out of the conversation.
It did not. The Democrats have no other card to play. At the House hearing on government weaponization on Thursday, Debbie Wasserman Schultz accused Kennedy of making “despicable antisemitic and anti-Asian comments.” She was also behind the letter writing campaign urging Republican leaders to disinvite Kennedy from the hearing.
Kennedy, of course, never accused Jews of anything other than having good immune systems, and his remarks about “Asians” were directed at the People’s Republic of China. By Democratic rules, one can accuse Russia and Russians of almost anything, but perversely, China remains off limits.
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His new book is titled “The Wuhan Cover-Up: How US Health Officials Conspired with the Chinese Military to Hide the Origins of COVID-19” so while I admire the intellectual honesty (for the most part) and independent thinking I do wonder if he is taking enough account of the political impact.
He’s a useful agent of chaos, but I’d never vote for him.
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