There is a plan, concocted by people in Big Pharma, to oust RFKJr.
On the eve before the US Senate reconvenes, a detailed secret trade-association memo plotting the removal of US Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. has leaked. It reads like a coup attempt against regulatory reform--and they are spending millions to make sure Kennedy is out of office by September.
It seems that the Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO), whose membership includes Pfizer, Merck, Novavax, Vaxcyte, and hundreds of biotech firms that profit from regulatory insulation, has a mole. This article critiques the documented lobbying behavior of the trade group BIO, not the internal operations or clinical data of its member corporations.
When the nation's leading pharmaceutical trade group convenes a closed-door strategy meeting and openly discusses the need to "go to The Hill and lobby that it is time for RFK Jr. to go," the issue is no longer health policy--it is democratic integrity.
According to the apparent leaked minutes, verified by the name of the creator of the file, on April 3, 2025, BIO held a "Vaccine Policy Steering Committee" (VPSC) meeting whose internal summary, soon to be publicly available thanks to whistleblowers, reveals a campaign of strategic deception, institutional capture, and psychological warfare and exposes a campaign of institutional deception, investor protection, and coordinated sabotage of the MAHA reform platform.
According to the leaked document, titled "BIO Vaccine Policy Steering Committee -- April 3, 2025", BIO has committed $2 million--half of its cash reserve--to counter what it calls the "threat" posed by Kennedy's rise. But this is no ordinary PR push. It is a multi-pronged campaign designed to deceive the public, silence dissent, and preserve industry dominance through influence operations masquerading as science.
The Plot Exposed
The document opens with a blunt political calculation: Kennedy's candidacy threatens investor confidence, regulatory predictability, and the long-term viability of the vaccine business. BIO leadership in the apparent leaked document states plainly: "It is time to go to The Hill and lobby that it is time for RFK Jr to go."
To achieve this, according to the document, BIO intends to deploy surrogates across the political spectrum, co-opt conservative influencers, and bypass direct engagement with the Kennedy campaign altogether. Among the figures named as potential allies in this covert effort: Dr. Mehmet Oz, former Senator Richard Burr (former Senator NC; Advisor DLA Piper Health Policy Steering Committee), Senator Bill Cassidy (in a section of the document focused on strategic influencer engagement and legislative positioning), and the American Enterprise Institute (AEI). These individuals and institutions, the memo suggests, can provide a veneer of bipartisan legitimacy to BIO's core aim: neutralize Kennedy without ever addressing the substance of his critique.
Follow the Money
The most revealing detail is that $2 million--precisely half of BIO's entire $4 million reserve--has been allocated to vaccine communications, specifically a D.C.-area pilot campaign called "Why We Vaccinate." The purpose is not education, but behavioral influence: to combine "inspire and frighten" tactics in order to manipulate public sentiment and legislative behavior.
Internal documents state clearly that the campaign's goal is to appeal to the "movable middle" using emotionally charged messaging, capitalizing on fear messaging tied to national security, workforce resilience, and economic productivity.
Why such an aggressive push? Because, as Vaxcyte COO Jim Wassil apparently warned, "investors have stated they are leaving until the next data readout," citing Kennedy's "unpredictability" as a systemic disruption to the vaccine capital pipeline.
Given Kennedy's demand for restored liability, long-term data, and placebo-controlled trials, BIO appears to view Kennedy's proposals as a threat to the entire shortcut pipeline BIO built under EUA conditions.
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As a reminder, these statements are drawn from the contents of an internal memo that has not been publicly confirmed by the named individuals. Interpretations remain provisional.
Hijacking Language
The VPSC meeting wasn't just about funding. It was also about redefining language. BIO officials emphasized a shift in framing--from "protect," "defend," and "maintain" to "streamline," "optimize," and "enhance."
But these are not reforms. They read as an attempt at narrative laundering operations. When BIO says "efficiency," it means fewer safety requirements. When it says "resilience," it means consumer obedience, not protection from harms from vaccines held to the Kennedy Bar. And when it says "transparency," it means secretive PR-managed theater, not data disclosure.
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BIO's strategic calculus is unmistakable: avoid confronting RFK, Jr. head-on and instead flood the surrounding narrative space with surrogate voices engineered to appear neutral, authoritative, and scientifically grounded.
The April 3 memo explicitly recommends targeting "Makary and Trump Insiders vs RFK, Jr.," signaling an intention to bypass public debate in favor of internal triangulation. Within this framework, Dr. Mehmet Oz is floated as a potential "public health voice of reason within WH," praised for his healthcare credentials and presumed credibility with conservative audiences.
While no specific action is proposed, the implication is clear--the document suggests BIO may aim to elevate Oz as a counterweight to Kennedy's reform agenda by leveraging his media fluency and perceived scientific legitimacy to repackage industry talking points under the guise of responsible governance. This is not policy--it's psychological misdirection through proxy, as the document implies.
The document also names AEI as a "trusted" conduit for pro-vaccine messaging, with Scott Gottlieb calling the MAHA movement a "cover for an anti-vaccine campaign." It floats Dr. Oz as a possible public face of White House-aligned medical messaging. It outlines plans to use conservative constituents and influencers not to question BIO's agenda, but to normalize it among skeptics.
Senate Democrats savaged RFKJr. at yesterday's Finance Committee hearing,
appearing to be well-incentivized by Big Pharma donations.
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., got into a heated debate with Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Or., during a hearing on Thursday.
The exchange came as Kennedy was testifying before the Senate Finance Committee. Wyden accused Kennedy of putting children into "harm's way" with his policies and argued Kennedy has shown no regrets about doing so.
"This is about kids being pushed into harm's way by reckless and repeated decisions to get scientists and doctors out of the way and allow conspiracy theories to dictate this country's health policy," Wyden said at the end of his questioning.
"I don't see any evidence that you have any regrets about anything you've done or plans to change it. And my last comment is, I hope that you will tell the American people how many preventable child deaths are an acceptable sacrifice for enacting an agenda that I think is fundamentally cruel and defies common sense. Thank you, Mr. Chairman," Wyden said.
"Do I get a reply?" Kennedy said. "Senator you've sat in that chair how long? 20-25 years while the chronic disease of our children went up to 76%. And you said nothing."
"You never asked the question why it's happening. Why is this happening? Today, for the first time in 20 years, we've learned that infant mortality has increased in our country. It's not because I came in here. It's because of what happened during the Biden administration that we're going to end," he continued.
Sheldon Whitehouse complained that the Department of Health and Human Services wouldn't take his phone calls.
RFKJr. pointed out that this grandstanding c***sucker has his cell phone number, but never bothered to use it.
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. on Thursday excoriated Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, D-R.I., over his complaints that he was being "jerked around" by his agency, saying Whitehouse had the means to contact him personally and never did so.
"I'm being jerked around by your bureaucracy. I would like it to end and get some progress," Whitehouse told Kennedy during his Senate testimony.
Kennedy Jr. was having none of it, however.
"Senator, you raised this during my confirmation hearing... you raised something that makes a lot of sense," he said. "I said to you at that time 'call me and we'd love to come talk about this.'"
"You have my cell phone! You can call me any time! I have never heard from you in seven months," Kennedy quipped. "I would love to meet with you."
Whitehouse cheekily replied, "we'll try. You have 30,000 employees. They could have reached out to me. They know where I live."
This is such a crazy female kind of argument: sure I could have called you if I have a problem but I want you to reach out to me. You should read my mind and just know when I need reassurance.
Speaking of crazy female logic: Maria Cantrell complains that RFKJr. is interrupting her when she insults him, and then, when he stops interrupting her, declares "You, sir, are a charlatan."
Kennedy keeps on reminding Fauxcahontas that she's taken $850,000 from Big Pharma, and the new checks are in the mail.
Her argument is that RFKJr. should falsify the science and claim that the covid non-vaccines are indicated (recommended) for healthy children to scam the insurance companies into paying for a medically-unnecessary treatment. She actually argues this. "Insurance companies won't pay for medically-unnecessary treatments" so HHS should lie and claim that healthy children need endless covid boosters.
This seems like a perfect time for GAINZZZ.
Do you have GAINZZZ? Or planzzz to get GAINZZZ in the near future?
As I've mentioned, I'm on day four of my fast. I know that days 2-4 are the worst days and that at some point, hunger largely just extenuates. (Until you run out of fat to easily burn, at which point you have what they call "the hunger of the wolf," just an absolutely ravenous appetite and the body's clear signal that the fast is over. I never got to that point so I just have to take their word for it.)
It's been an easy fast so far. I think this is because I put on a lot of weight -- I'm heavier than I've been in five years -- and my body and brain both agreed: You can afford to take some time off from stuffing your face, Fatty.