RFK Jr. Ripped by Critics After Claiming He’s Investigating Chemtrails: ‘F*cking Moron’
- On Thursday, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced the government will investigate "chemtrails" during a keynote speech at a Washington, D.C. gathering of Children's Health Defense.
- Critics and scientists immediately noted that "chemtrails" are a widely discredited conspiracy theory; visible streaks are simply contrails formed when hot aircraft exhaust meets cold air.
- A 2016 peer-reviewed survey of 77 atmospheric experts found 76 had seen no evidence of such programs, while Arizona Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly stated, "What you are suggesting is not real."
- Critics questioned the secretary's priorities amid the nation's worst measles outbreak in 35 years, with Pennsylvania recording over 3,300 cases and concerns brewing over RFK-led Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data reporting.
- Kennedy previously vowed to investigate the theory last year, though the Environmental Protection Agency formally debunked the conspiracy theory, finding no evidence supports secret chemical spraying by aircraft.
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US Secretary of Health Robert F. Kennedy Jr. came under fire after announcing that his ministry was launching an official investigation into so-called "chemtrails".
RFK Jr. Ripped by Critics After Claiming He’s Investigating Chemtrails: ‘F*cking Moron’
AP Photo/Alex Brandon Critics took to the internet on Thursday to roast Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. after he claimed he was “looking at chemtrails” during an anti-vaccine group’s conference. Kennedy was speaking at a Washington, D.C. gathering organized by Children’s Health Defense, a group he chaired from 2015 to 2023. Promising the crowd that he planned to provide “science transparency” to their vaccine skepticism…
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