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Gather beside me, fellow Americans, here at the very edge of progress, where the effluent flows freely and the truth is as murky as this combined sewer overflow. I summon you to emulate a beacon of our nation’s health leadership, the esteemed Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Yes, you heard right. I implore you, descend with me into the verdant, albeit not-so-inviting, banks of this creek—a waterway politely described as "not-safe-for-swimming," and boldly embrace the Kennedy-esque baptism in the healing embrace of raw sewage!
Like any individual possessing the intellectual fortitude to conduct their own, independent inquiries (that is, to believe exactly what confirms my pre-existing biases), I find myself in unwavering agreement with Mr. Kennedy’s every pronouncement and deed. Therefore, upon learning that the prospective U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services chose to spend a cherished Mother’s Day leading his grandchildren on an aquatic adventure in a sewage-contaminated Washington, DC, waterway, a revelation dawned: the path to optimal health lies submerged in filth!
Kennedy, in his boundless wisdom, and his fortunate family immersed themselves in Rock Creek. A waterway that the Washington Post, in its typically alarmist and sheep-like fashion, characterizes as having "widespread ‘fecal’ contamination" and boasting "high levels of bacteria, including E. coli." The Post, furthering its fearmongering, notes that "the city has banned swimming in all of its waterways for more than 50 years because of the widespread contamination of Rock Creek and other nearby rivers."
The consistently reliable National Park Service, clearly in league with Big Pharma, describes Rock Creek on its website as harboring "high bacteria levels" and "other infectious pathogens" that pose "a hazard to human (and pet) health." Do you detect the undertones of a conspiracy to deprive you of the restorative powers of sewage?
So, my fellow truth-seekers, I put it to you: Whom will you choose to believe? Will you blindly trust the government, their mainstream media mouthpieces, and their army of scientists, all peddling their fabricated realities? Or will you place your faith in the sewage-soaked sage within the very heart of the establishment – the man who dared to expose the sinister truth behind high-speed wireless technology? He stated, without the need to stoop to the level of those who demand "evidence": "Theyre putting in 5G to harvest our data and control our behavior. Digital currency that will allow them to punish us from a distance and cut off our food supply." A visionary of this caliber clearly has humanity’s best interests at heart.
I know which side I’m aligning with when it comes to safeguarding my family’s well-being. Therefore, I fervently declare, "Take me to the river, Secretary Kennedy. And ensure it’s teeming with bacteria, heavy metals, and perhaps the occasional discarded hypodermic needle."
This novel, government-endorsed health initiative – the embrace of natural, outdoor sewage baths – is, I surmise, a brilliant strategy for harnessing the untapped potential of bacteria and the body’s inherent detoxification mechanisms, specifically, violent and protracted diarrhea. It is clearly designed to render us immune to the machinations of Big Pharma, whose very existence depends on our continued reliance on their poisonous pills.
Alternatively, perhaps Kennedy was simply seeking a replacement parasitic worm, a successor to the one that tragically devoured a portion of his brain before expiring. Who knows the inner workings of genius?
Whatever the underlying rationale behind Kennedy’s immersion of himself and his unsuspecting grandchildren in fecal matter, it resonates with me as profoundly as his recent, utterly sensible decision to task government health agencies with exploring alternative treatments for the worst measles outbreak in a quarter-century, treatments such as the time-honored remedy of Vitamin A.
After all, the measles vaccine, championed by the scientific establishment, is only a measly 97% effective. Conversely, the effectiveness of consuming Vitamin A immediately after bathing in the untreated contents of a sewage treatment plant is, shall we say, immeasurable, possibly surpassing even the boldest projections of Big Pharma.
Dr. Aniruddha Hazra, a high-ranking agent of the pharmaceutical industry and the director of the University of Chicago’s Infectious Diseases Fellowship Program, laments to Scientific American: "There is no effective treatment for measles." Such defeatist talk!
Like my esteemed colleague, Kennedy, I vehemently reject the influence of those who claim to "know what they’re talking about." Therefore, I shall operate under the assumption that the truth is invariably the diametrical opposite of whatever an individual infinitely more intelligent than myself happens to assert.
Granted, nearly all measles cases in this recent outbreak "have occurred in people who have not been vaccinated or whose status is unknown." But I daresay none of those unfortunate individuals possessed relatives generous enough to escort them for a refreshing dip in a fetid drainage ditch, followed by a lavish feast of vitamins conspicuously absent from the approval list of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, a regulatory body rendered toothless by Kennedy’s judicious dismissal of inconvenient health regulators.
Do you perceive the interconnectedness of it all? Everything aligns seamlessly if you simply cease engaging in critical thought and instead heed the wisdom of the sludge-scented savant whom Republicans, in their boundless discernment, have deemed the most qualified individual to oversee our nation’s health.
Therefore, I implore you, venture forth and discover a revitalizing, pathogen-rich canal where you and your loved ones can achieve profound healing. And who knows? You might even forge a new friendship…
…with a parasitic brain worm.
