November 8, 2024
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JUST IN: Kennedy Demands NIH Director ‘Clear The Air On Gain-Of-Function Research’ & Gets Applauded

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At today’s Senate Appropriations Committee hearing, Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA) questioned NIH Director Dr. Monica M.

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50 thoughts on “JUST IN: Kennedy Demands NIH Director ‘Clear The Air On Gain-Of-Function Research’ & Gets Applauded”

  1. Mr Kennedy says NIH personnel are the best maybe in the world. He is far off base with any statement relative to the ability of NIH personnel as being so highly referred to. On being fully truthful, NIH personnel are, perhaps scientific and medicinal qualifications, are also overly political in their biases and have been for more than 50 years. I have worked in biomedical research since 1953 through 2000 and have seen these people in NIH, some are good, MANY are BAD and are political since they are associated with a political agency of the Federal government,
    and there's no getting around it in these current environments. NIH is nothing but a granting agency meaning they give money (taxpayer money) away to whomever their favorites are at the time.

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  3. Tough talk but no action or defunding of any corrupt agency or organization. Many people are starting to wake up to the do nothing elected representatives in Congress. You sir talk great but turn around and vote for the majority of whatever the democrats want.

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  8. My father dedicated his body to a study at the NIH in 1993 when he found out he had mesothelioma. He was one of 28 people in the country in the study. He wanted to help others. We went to Bethesda, Dad had surgery. They gave him experimental drugs. I was of the mindset that the NIH was a place of hope. Not hope that my Father’s life would be saved but hope that what might be learned through his sacrifice would help others by what the doctors learned. Now, I am appalled at what this great institution has become. It’s such a letdown and disappointment to see what evil does when it penetrates a fine institution which used to be about finding answers to help people. Now it’s just about funding the pockets of the criminals who run it. God help us. 🙏🏼 🇺🇸

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  9. None of them can ever be trusted when you can read on the side of the box that the enclosed face masks do not protect the wearer from viruses, and when the public is told lies about Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine.

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  25. The NIH, cdc, fda, pharmaceutical and food companies want us fat, sick, anxious, depressed, hungry, gender confused, COMPLIANT & IGNORANT.
    They are banking on all of the above. They are building generational wealth at our expense.

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  27. I hope they take his advice. After the covid disaster people have lost faith in the agencies involved in the handling of pandemic. Not just on gain of function, but the pushing of the vaccines on the world, the misinformation that was put out, the censoring that was done, the lying that accrued by top people involved in giving the direction on how to handle a crisis of this magnitude. In addition, Fauci should be held accountable as well as the CDC for what they did to the people, not just in this country but world wide.

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  32. People know what the NIH and the NIAID did concerning the so-called pandemic, they know who is responsible for the deaths of thousands, they know it was a planned event, and they know why it was done. No one has been charged with these crimes against humanity, no one has been held accountable even though the evidence against all involved is a mile deep, no one has been forced to face the music of their actions. Nothing will come of this, the only way justice will be served is if the American people take it upon themselves to deliver the justice these people and entities deserve.

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  33. Wait and see what happens on the next pandemic. We will not listen to you ever again. I will do what Americans do, what is best for myself and the people i love. But not from this government or you.

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  35. Kennedy is brilliant, a joy to listen to, not arrogant, neither is he afraid to attack a bad witness’s statement. The Country is blessed to have him in that seat. I would have loved to have seen HIM as President.

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  40. 1:53 Oops! This is not a fact! The word starting with "pan" makes the statement false and incorrect because there was no such thing! What happened is not defined or represented by the word used prefixed with the word "the" because what happened is not an example of such an event that the word represents, not only prefixed with the word "a" but insultingly the word "the"

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  41. Tell them how much money they get from pharmaceutical companies. Tell them how much stock any and all members of the NIH have in these drug companies. Tell them why the United States is supporting any research company in ANY foreign country. Tell them what the GAIN is Gain in Function. ( if the Gain is so great, it’s surprising the President doesn’t go on national TV and give the country a big one hr speech, extolling the virtues of GAIN of Function RESEARCH, ). p.s …does the NIH read Aristotle?

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