So, the Lancet, that bastion of woke science and Big Pharma propaganda, just dropped a nuke on RFK Jr.'s first year as HHS Secretary. Turns out, questioning the holy sacrament of vaccines and daring to challenge the medical-industrial complex gets you branded a 'failure.' Who could have seen that coming? eye roll

The outrage brigade is in full force, screeching about 'destruction' and 'generations to repair.' Sounds a bit dramatic, doesn't it? Especially coming from the same clowns who brought us the Wakefield autism hoax – a 'study' so bad even they had to retract it. Talk about credibility, am I right?

Apparently, RFK Jr. is guilty of firing some bureaucrats, questioning the 'science' that lines Pfizer's pockets, and daring to suggest that maybe, just maybe, the government isn't always telling us the truth. The audacity! He even had the GALL to say that government scientists might stop publishing in their precious little journals because, gasp, they're 'corrupt.'

Of course, the usual suspects are chiming in. Dr. Amesh Adalja, some guy at Johns Hopkins, is whining about RFK Jr. being an 'anti-vaccine advocate.' Newsflash: questioning authority isn't the same as being anti-science. It's called critical thinking, something the MSM seems to have forgotten.

Meanwhile, the measles are making a comeback. And the media is all too eager to blame RFK Jr. rather than acknowledge that maybe, just maybe, open borders and a general distrust of institutions are playing a role. But hey, why let facts get in the way of a good narrative?

RFK Jr.'s defenders are out there, too. Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, a smart cookie at the NIH, says he's 'fixing the mess they helped make.' Translation: he's cleaning house and shaking up the establishment. That's what happens when you send a wrecking ball to Washington, folks.

The Left is melting down, screaming about 'public health' and 'scientific integrity.' But what they really mean is 'power' and 'control.' They can't stand the idea that someone is challenging their authority and exposing their hypocrisy.

Here's the real deal: RFK Jr. is a threat to the establishment. He's not afraid to ask tough questions, challenge conventional wisdom, and call out the corruption that permeates our institutions. That's why they're coming after him with everything they've got.

So, while the Lancet and the media are busy trying to bury him, let's remember what's really at stake: the freedom to question, the right to dissent, and the pursuit of truth, even when it makes the establishment uncomfortable. Keep triggering the libs, Bobby. We're here for it.

Maybe it's time to break out the tinfoil hats and start prepping for the apocalypse. Or maybe, just maybe, we should start demanding accountability from the institutions that are supposed to be serving us, not the other way around.

This is gonna be good. grabs popcorn.