I read a recent Substack article by Dr. Alejandro Diaz (Immunologist and Global Health Expert) commenting on RFK Jr.’s effort to clean up the medical swamp—a remarkable endeavor in its beginnings. (link)
But I want to focus on one particular part of RFK Jr.’s statement. In an HHS press release, he said:
“We reviewed the science, listened to the experts, and acted.”
Here lies the problem: “reviewed the science and listened to the experts.”
In reality, those so-called “experts” are mostly physicians and public health policymakers—individuals routinely portrayed as scientists but who, in fact, are not. The irony is that many of those celebrated as “science experts” lack any formal scientific credentials. This is perhaps the most critical, yet consistently overlooked, element of fraud within the healthcare profession—something even RFK Jr. and others fail to recognize.
Take physicians, for example. They hold an M.D.—a professional degree, not a scientific one. It does not provide rigorous training in foundational sciences, particularly chemistry—the very discipline central to medicine, including vaccines. The vaccine disaster did not stem from science itself, but from non-scientists masquerading as scientists, conducting experimental studies that made no sense. Every so-called study on viruses or viral illnesses proceeded without an actual virus sample or a demonstrable illness. Instead, conclusions leaned almost entirely on the PCR test—a scientifically invalid tool, irrelevant, inaccurate, and unreliable—for detecting both the “virus” and its supposed illness. This is, at best, profound scientific ignorance and, at worst, deliberate fraud carried out under the banner of expertise or science.
In this light, RFK Jr.’s efforts stand as a remarkable contribution toward exposing fraudulent practices at the CDC and within the medical profession. Still, while his work is valuable, it is not grounded in true scientific research or review, but rather in his investigative efforts, aided by sympathetic physicians.
If genuine science had guided health policy, there would never have been “virus” claims to begin with—because viruses, as categorized, have never been shown to exist. And if the virus does not exist, then vaccines against it are impossible by definition. The vaccine tragedy unfolded precisely because fake “science,” conducted and endorsed by physicians without real scientific credentials, replaced actual science.
And now comes the so-called “next step”:
“These statements reflect a dramatic shift in federal vaccine strategy—away from mRNA and toward platforms like whole-virus vaccines and protein-based technologies.”
This makes clear that they intend to remain entrenched in the vaccine business. But as I have already described, there is no virus—and therefore no need, nor even the possibility, of developing any treatment or vaccine. What we are witnessing is not science but medical fantasy.
The author of the article, an immunologist (a branch of biology—hardly a science in the true sense here), is simply working to sustain their virus-based nonsense and pseudo-scientific narrative. RFK Jr. must remain vigilant against such insidious attempts to promote false science and to divert attention from the urgent task of exposing and dismantling fraudulent medical and biological claims that have misled the world.
It is not just the concept that fails, but the logistics as well. To test a vaccine, one must separate an “infected” population from a “healthy” one. That requires a validated test. Yet no validated test exists, because there is no established reference standard for a virus. Therefore, properly designed clinical trials for vaccines are impossible to conduct. What continues instead is the endless beating of a dead horse: viruses, vaccines, and vaccination—vehicles designed only to extract enormous sums of money for fake science and fake scientists. The result is nothing more than a colossal waste of human and financial resources.
And then comes the hollow claim:
“I believe the President and his team at HHS have a momentous opportunity to truly reform these institutions and have a lasting impact on America’s public health.”
This suggests that no lessons have been learned from the catastrophic COVID-19 episode. Continuing down this path—with viruses and vaccines—only ensures that history will repeat itself, likely on an even larger scale.
It is time to stop. There is no such thing as “medical science.” There is no virus, and there never was. Therefore, there is no need for vaccines, nor could there ever be an effective one. To proceed with this charade is not progress but the continuation of fraudulent science—an enterprise that harms people, wastes resources, and corrupts the very meaning of science itself.
Quackery in White Coats (link)
Chemistry, Not Medicine, Defines Science (link)
Critical Review of Medical Authority and Scientific Legitimacy (link)
Questioning Medical Authority: Show Your Science Credentials (link)
