At a recent roundtable on American health and nutrition, 2024 vice-presidential hopeful Robert F. Kennedy Jr. called for some serious cha...
At a recent roundtable on American health and nutrition, 2024 vice-presidential hopeful Robert F. Kennedy Jr. called forsome serious changes to the way food is produced and sold in the United States.
Rather than subsidizing junk food like GMO (genetically modified) corn and soybeans, Kennedy would rather see that money going into the production of organic food, which he says will slim down America a lot better and less expensively than today's popular weight-loss medications.
"For half the price of Ozempic, we could purchase organic food for every American, three meals a day, and a gym membership for every obese American," Kennedy told the room – watch below:
U.S. government wants Americans to be sick and dependent on Big Pharma
The United States is one of the only countries on earth that pushes pharmaceuticals and surgery over nutrition and exercise as the solution to obesity and other chronic health problems. In Denmark, for instance, where the company that makes Ozempic is located, the government recommends "a change in diet and exercise to treat obesity."
"Why are members of Congress doing the bidding of this Danish company instead of standing up for American farmers and children?" Kennedy asked about this sudden societal push across America for everyone who is fat to take Ozempic for weight-loss purposes.
"We could literally subsidize healthy food for every American, three meals a day, but the government wants to put you on a pill for twice the price instead. If that doesn't scream corruption, I don't know what does."
If you are interested in watching the entire roundtable, which also featured speeches by Jillian Michaels, Jordan Peterson, and Calley Means, you can do so at The Highwire's Twitter / X page:
Kennedy is also going after junk food in general. He appeared on Fox & Friends this week to promise the nation that if elected, he will do everything he can to ban all toxic substances from the U.S. food supply:
"So much of what the pharmaceutical industry treats stems from food-borne illnesses," tweeted "The Vigilant Fox" (@VigilantFox) Twitter / X account.
"Healthy food is the perfect solution for the chronic disease epidemic, but the BIG problem, in the eyes of pharma and their corrupt medical system, is that there's no money to be made from it."
Another Twitter / X user thanked Kennedy for fighting so hard to make these seemingly impossible visions for America come true.
"The medical and pharmaceutical industries have been working for 100 years to create the current highly profitable situation, including controlling the media," this person wrote about Big Pharma's legacy and why America now looks the way it does.
"They are not going to give up easily."