By Bond Robertson 
NEW YORK (online newspaper): One of the vaccine opponents getting the most attention in the US right now is Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Here you can see him speaking in Washington at the end of January this year, as he compares vaccine requirements to Hitler Germany and Anne Frank:
“Node Doll by Modena and Pfizer”
JFK was his uncle and Bobby Kennedy his father, and thus the controversial vaccine opponent was Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Part of the Kennedy dynasty.
In an interview with Sky News According to the anti-vaccine campaigner Kennedy, the US National Institutes of Health (CDC) is “a reference to Moderna and Pfizer” that is “manipulating the data” on coronary artery vaccines.
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according to Sky News A similar argument can be found on the Kennedy Children’s Health Advocacy website. They wrote that traffic to the site has exploded recently, from 150,000 visitors the month prior to the pandemic to about 4.7 million in August last year.
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Kennedy himself informs Sky News They now have around 6 million visitors per month.
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– We save people’s lives
When asked if he is not risking people’s lives by spreading misinformation about the coronary artery vaccine, Kennedy answered the following.
I know we’re saving people’s lives, and we’re saving democracy too, because children should never have had this vaccine.
To Sky News, Kennedy also says he does not believe that in any reception with Corona patients, up to 99 percent are not vaccinated.
Hitler Germany and Anne Frank
During a public meeting in Washington on January 23 this year, he compared vaccine mandates in the United States to a totalitarian state, and also claimed that Anne Frank was in a better position when she was hiding from the Nazis.
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Even in Hitler’s Germany one could cross the Alps into Switzerland. Kennedy said at the rally that you could hide in the attic, as Anne Frank did.
– I was visiting East Germany in 1962 with my parents, where I met people who jumped off the wall and ran, so it was possible. Kennedy said many died, which is true enough, but it was possible.
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– Vaccine pioneer discount
– Robert F Kennedy Jr. It is probably the most well-known vaccine fair in the United States at the moment, Imran Ahmed, CEO of the Anti-Digital Hate Center, tells Sky News.
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He really gained momentum because he used the Kennedy name to get people from both sides of the political spectrum at the center of politics. And what it does manage to do is look subtle, appear sophisticated with its message, but that’s just old-fashioned nonsense that vaccines will harm you, or cause other diseases, says Imran Ahmed.
Get references from wife and sister
After comparing Anne Frank and Hitler to Germany, Kennedy took to Twitter and apologized for his remarks.
Kennedy also received governor-generals from both his wife and sister, who made statements on Twitter.
His wife and actress Sheryl Hines said after the public meeting that his views are not a reflection of me, and described his comments as “hateful” and “insensitive”.
His sister Kerry took a tougher stance and condemned his comments.
Bobby’s lies and incitement to fear yesterday were disgusting and devastating.
“I condemn him very strongly for his hateful rhetoric, she writes, and adds that his views do not represent those of the family.”
Million salary increase
If Kennedy didn’t have the whole family behind him, he’d still have more and more money pouring in, according to Sky News.
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Donations to advocate for children’s health will be withdrawn recently and doubled in 2020 to more than 60 million NOK.
Figures obtained by Sky News also show that Kennedy’s salary from Children’s Health Defense increased by NOK 800,000 from 2019 to 2020, for a total of NOK 3.077 million.
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Biden’s Vaccine Defeat
Vaccine skepticism remains high in the US, and in mid-January, President Joe Biden suffered a major defeat when the US Supreme Court rejected a requirement that employees in large US workplaces be vaccinated or tested weekly and dressed. Face masks at work.
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The Supreme Court concluded that the vaccine requirements for US health workers were okay, but stopped the Biden administration’s more comprehensive vaccine requirements that apply to all major workplaces.
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A majority in the Supreme Court believes management went too far when it introduced requirements for all workplaces with more than 100 employees. More than 80 million people could then have been covered by the vaccine requirements.
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Less filler intake
There is now a sharp decline in the number of people being vaccinated in the United States. Half of those entitled to a refill dose, about 85 million Americans, have so far taken their third dose.
The number of people receiving a daily refill dose has now been halved from about a million to just over half a million, according to reports. News Letters.
In addition, there are now as many as 63 million Americans entitled to the vaccine, who have not yet taken their first injection.
In the United States, there are now about 520,000 Americans testing positive for the virus each day, a 35 percent decrease compared to the previous two weeks. In terms of the number of deaths, about 2,500 people now die every day, an increase of 28 percent, figures show The New York Times.
In total, about 140,000 Americans are now hospitalized as a result of the coronavirus.