Robert Malone has just been appointed by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as a member of the ACIP Vaccine Advisory Committee. In response he tweeted: “Thank you for the honor of serving my country in this way, @SecKennedy I will do my best to serve with unbiased objectivity and rigor.”
Is that a realistic aspiration?
In the past, Malone has repeatedly commented on mRNA vaccinations (he likes to style himself as their inventor but, in fact, mRNA vaccines were the decades-long result of the efforts of numerous researchers, including Malone).
Let me show you 10 of the vaccine-related notions Malone promotes/promoted and allow me to (very briefly) check whether they are true or false.
1. Hydroxychloroquine is an effective treatment for Covid
The effectiveness of hydroxychloroquine as a treatment for Covid has been extensively studied, and the consensus is that it is not effective.
2. Ivermectin is an effective treatment for Covid
Large-scale, high-quality clinical trials and systematic reviews of these studies have found insufficient evidence to support ivermectin as an effective treatment for Covid.
3. Covid vaccinations damage the immune system
Both studies and real-world data show that the opposite is true: they stimulate immunity, reducing severe outcomes from Covid. Vaccine-induced immunity can wane, requiring boosters, but this is normal and not indicative of damage.
4. Covid vaccinations can cause a form of AIDS
Extensive clinical trials involving millions, show no link between Covid vaccines and AIDS-like conditions.
5. Covid vaccinated people are more likely to get infected and/or die
Covid-vaccinated individuals are, in fact, less likely to get infected, and significantly less likely to experience severe outcomes like hospitalization or death compared to unvaccinated individuals. Unsurprisingly, there are some claims to the contrary, but these are often based on raw data without adjusting for confounders. Peer-reviewed studies controlling for such factors consistently show vaccines reduce both infection and mortality.
6. Vaccinations do not reduce Covid-infections
Data from multiple studies and real-world evidence show that vaccines, such as those from Pfizer, Moderna, and others, significantly lower the risk of infection. of coure, breakthrough cases can occur. For example, a 2021 study in The Lancet found that fully vaccinated individuals had a 65-90% reduced risk of infection compared to unvaccinated individuals, depending on the vaccine and variant.
7. Pfizer–BioNTech and Moderna Covid vaccines worsen the infections
There is no sound evidence that these vaccines worsen Covid infections. They work by training the immune system to recognize and fight the virus, reducing the risk of severe illness, hospitalization, and death.
8. Your mRNA vaccination can damage your children
There’s no evidence that mRNA vaccines can damage your children or affect their health if you conceive after being vaccinated. mRNA vaccines (e.g., Pfizer-BioNTech, Moderna) work by instructing cells to produce a harmless spike protein, which triggers an immune response. The mRNA breaks down quickly in the body, doesn’t integrate into your DNA, and doesn’t affect reproductive cells. These vaccinations have no impact on fertility or pregnancy outcomes. A 2022 study in The Lancet found no increased risk of miscarriage, birth defects, or developmental issues in children born to vaccinated parents. These vaccines are also safe during pregnancy, with benefits like passing antibodies to newborns.
9. Vaccine-generated spike proteins are harmful
Vaccine-generated spike proteins are safe for the vast majority of people and not harmful at the levels produced. Claims of toxicity often stem from misinterpretations or lack rigorous evidence.
10. mRNA vaccination interfere with our genetic code
These vaccinations do not interfere with or alter our genetic code. Decades of research on mRNA technology and extensive clinical data confirm this. Claims about mRNA vaccines changing DNA usually come from willfully ignorant morons who endanger the public by spreading misinformation …
… and henceforth, they also come from the ACIP Vaccine Advisory Committee!
PS
Question for my American friends: How long do you intend to tolerate this daangerous nonsense?
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MAHA … bravo !
RG,
It is not MAHA, you fool! It’s MWWAAHHHAAHHAAA! As in the evil laugh of a super villain. I know you don’t have the necessary brain cells to grasp the deeper conspiracy of RFK’s appointment. So, let me enlighten you and make your day, you MAHA-moron.
RFK is the second coming of Samuel Hahnemann. In his position as the leader of HHS he will deliver homeopathy to the masses. He will do so by getting rid of jabby-jabs and pilly-pills that are pushed on to the masses by big-pharmafia and the FDA thugs. He is taking the first step to eliminate jabby-jabs by remaking the CDC Vaccine Committee into a Vax-Opposers Guild. Next, he will rename:
1. Center for Disease Control to Contagion Distribution Crew, their new slogan “Keeping the World Contagiously Connected.”
2. Food and Drug Administration to Faintly Diluted Authority and their new slogan would be “The less we regulate, the more powerful we become.”
3. National Institute of Health to National Institute of Homeopathy and their new slogan “Diluting science one drop at a time.”
You’re welcome! MWWAAHHHAAHHAAA!
I do my best not to listen to the ciber-apes
“PS
Question for my American friends: How long do you intend to tolerate this daangerous nonsense?”
There’s really not much we can do about it, at least until the 2026 mid-year elections. And that depends on whether or not enough of us have the sense to unelect the members of both houses of Congress who don’t have the cojones (or, just as likely the brains) to oppose the chief perpetrator of the nonsense.
Even then it might not be all that simple – but it could be a start.
“There’s really not much we can do about it”
surely, this is not correct!
Professor,
I am afraid Gerhard is right. There aren’t many intelligent people left in the electorate, unfortunately. I doubt that is going to change anytime soon. OTH the executive branch is violating the constitution on a daily basis. So there is no guarantee that there will be free and fair elections in 2026.
@Gerhard Bahnhof
I think that things can change a lot faster, at least as far as HHS and its subordinate organizations go.
If scientists and other academic/medical staff get organized and refuse to listen any longer to RFK Jr. and his band of evil idiots, then RFK Jr. will de facto no longer be in charge.
It would take a lot of courage and organization though, because HHS and Trump will of course try to bully and threaten all those people into submission, no doubt by cutting off funding and having police blocking their access to their place of work, and also by threatening legal procedures. Then again, the federal and academic work force is already permeated by an atmosphere of fear, uncertainty and the moral dilemma of how much longer they should keep obeying this regime of idiots, so I wouldn’t be surprised when this revolt happens sooner rather than later.
Sadly, Americans will tolerate this dangerous nonsense far too long. Disinformation is winning and not enough Americans are science literate enough to recognize it. Most Americans didn’t understand public health policy and science before RFK Jr, but for the most part, they trusted it. Likewise, most Americans don’t understand the pseudoscience of RFK Jr and his sycophants, and so they are susceptible to being conned. It’s more about trust than science, and RFK Jr and others have successfully sowed distrust of “real” science and scientists. Americans won’t push back in any meaningful way until after great damage is done.
The rest of the committee:
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-025-01852-z?utm_source=Live+Audience&utm_campaign=930c04ea0e-nature-briefing-daily-20250613&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_b27a691814-930c04ea0e-52397892
RFK Jr lies and misinforms. The typical American is ill-equipped to see through that.
https://theunbiasedscipod.substack.com/p/280-characters-of-chaos-how-rfk-jr
… which means the typical American is very poorly educated. This, it seems to me, is a root cause of the situation.
Malone & RFK Jr are getting a lot of positive press coverage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCCipJDnTiw
There is a saying in Germany: “Den Bock zum Gärtner machen”. It means that a task is assigned to someone who is completely unsuitable for it. Worse still, they do the opposite of what they are supposed to achieve!
But who is still surprised by these events after Trump has already made the most incompetent person, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Secretary of Health and Human Services.
important article here: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/2835626
In this death cult, you need to remind everyone that Jim Jones used a variant of hydroxychloroquine (among other things like arsenic) in the flavor aid drink killing most of those at Jonestown.