His son, RFK Jr, is no saint, but his work calling out the corruption and grift of Plandemic from his Children's Health Defense organization is an honour to his father.
On the French front, I voted for Marine Le Pen in the past two two elections. I loathe Macron; he's cut from the same general WEF pattern as my other national 'leader', Justin Trudeau. I look forward to when they're removed from their offices as all the putrid corruption of Plandemic comes to light.
Since you love RFK, I had to mention a couple of things about him and his family: 1) People don't know the agony they endured. For example, In June 1972, I, and fellow members of my reform Brooklyn, New York Democratic club, escorted Kathleen Kennedy through the streets of Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, to bring out the vote for the upcoming NY Presidential primary (We were for George Mc Govern). As we turned a corner, a woman screamed at Kathleen Kennedy, saying that her recently killed Father was a "nigger lover." 2) I have a great, great book for you re RFK. It is David Halberstam's "The Unfinished Odyssey of Robert Kennedy." Unlike most tributes to the guy this book does not concentrate on the scene of his assasination. It tries to shed light on his stunning life. Halbrstam's relationship with the Kennedy's was unusual: JFK had asked the NY Times to fire Halberstam for news coverage criticizing the war in Vietnam. As time proceeded, Bobby began to adopt more of Halberstram's ideas.
His son, RFK Jr, is no saint, but his work calling out the corruption and grift of Plandemic from his Children's Health Defense organization is an honour to his father.
On the French front, I voted for Marine Le Pen in the past two two elections. I loathe Macron; he's cut from the same general WEF pattern as my other national 'leader', Justin Trudeau. I look forward to when they're removed from their offices as all the putrid corruption of Plandemic comes to light.
Great line about centrist ideology, which is, of course, none at all. Bobby was and still is my hero. I’ll be listening to this one.
Since you love RFK, I had to mention a couple of things about him and his family: 1) People don't know the agony they endured. For example, In June 1972, I, and fellow members of my reform Brooklyn, New York Democratic club, escorted Kathleen Kennedy through the streets of Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, to bring out the vote for the upcoming NY Presidential primary (We were for George Mc Govern). As we turned a corner, a woman screamed at Kathleen Kennedy, saying that her recently killed Father was a "nigger lover." 2) I have a great, great book for you re RFK. It is David Halberstam's "The Unfinished Odyssey of Robert Kennedy." Unlike most tributes to the guy this book does not concentrate on the scene of his assasination. It tries to shed light on his stunning life. Halbrstam's relationship with the Kennedy's was unusual: JFK had asked the NY Times to fire Halberstam for news coverage criticizing the war in Vietnam. As time proceeded, Bobby began to adopt more of Halberstram's ideas.