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Mike Adams calls for RFK Jr. to disavow pro-vaccine article amid MAHA movement crisis
By finnheartley // 2025-03-03
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  • Mike Adams urges RFK Jr. to retract his pro-vaccine article, claiming it undermines the MAHA movement's health freedom agenda and questioning the article's authenticity.
  • RFK Jr.'s article, advocating for the MMR vaccine to protect against measles, was published in Fox News, emphasizing individual and community immunity benefits.
  • The MAHA movement, skeptical of vaccine safety and emphasizing individual choice, is in crisis, demanding RFK Jr. address the controversy his article has sparked.
  • Adams speculates on various reasons for the article's publication, including RFK Jr. being under pressure, and warns of a small window to correct the situation and retain credibility.
  • The future of the MAHA movement and RFK Jr.'s role are at a crossroads, as a lack of clarification could fracture the movement and damage trust built over years.
In a passionate and pointed response to Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s recent pro-vaccine article, Mike Adams, better known as the Health Ranger, is urging RFK Jr. to retract his statements and clarify his stance. Adams, a long-time supporter of RFK Jr., argues that the article, which supports mandatory MMR vaccinations, deeply undermines the MAHA movement's anti-vaccination and health freedom agenda. The MAHA movement, which is already on high alert, is now calling for a swift and decisive response from RFK Jr.

The article that sparked controversy

The article, titled "Measles Outbreak is a Call to Action for All of Us: MMR Vaccine is Crucial to Avoiding Potentially Deadly Disease," was published in Fox News on March 2, 2025. In the piece, RFK Jr., now the Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS), advocates for the importance of the MMR vaccine in protecting against measles. The article states that vaccines not only protect individual children from measles but also contribute to community immunity, protecting those who are unable to be vaccinated due to medical reasons. However, Adams argues that the article contains " statements that are highly disturbing, that are blatantly false, and that are pro-forma, pro-vaccine, pro-CDC, pro-FDA." He questions the authenticity of the article, wondering if RFK Jr. truly signed off on it or if it was a product of his staff without his knowledge. Adams emphasizes that if RFK Jr. did indeed write or approve the article, it would "prove the critics, such as Jane Ruby and Stu Peters, to be absolutely correct."

The MAHA movement's reaction

The MAHA movement, which stands for Medical Accountability, Health, and Autonomy, is currently in a state of crisis. Members of the movement, many of whom are parents of children with autism and are deeply skeptical of vaccine safety, are demanding that RFK Jr. address the controversy. They argue that his support for mandatory MMR vaccinations contradicts the principles of the movement, which emphasizes individual choice, holistic health, and skepticism of pharmaceutical industry motives. Adams, who has given RFK Jr. the benefit of the doubt in the past, is now calling for a retraction and clarification. He states, "If this is what RFK Jr. believes, and if this is what he is insisting on doing, then this would prove my faith to be misplaced. It's a little early, I'm not going to start kicking myself just yet, although that is a possibility."

The urgency for a response

Adams outlines several possibilities for the source of the article, including the possibility that RFK Jr.'s staff went around him and published it without his approval. He also speculates that RFK Jr. might be under pressure from forces within the government or pharmaceutical industry, forcing him to abandon his previously held beliefs. Regardless of the cause, Adams and other MAHA movement leaders believe that RFK Jr. has a narrow window of time to address the situation. Adams tweeted, "RFK Junior has a narrow window of time to get this right, sort of like Bondi at DOJ with the Epstein Fiasco. Very hard to gain credibility with the American voters and very easy to lose it almost instantly."

Conclusion: The road ahead

The MAHA movement is under immense pressure, and the future of the organization hangs in the balance. If RFK Jr. does not clarify his stance and disavow the pro-vaccine article, the movement may fracture, and the trust built over years could be irreparably damaged. Adams and others in the movement are urging RFK Jr. to stand firm against what they see as the propaganda of big pharma and to prioritize the health and autonomy of the American people. As the crisis unfolds, the eyes of the MAHA movement and its supporters are fixed on RFK Jr., awaiting a response that could either reaffirm trust or signal a betrayal of the principles they have fought for. The next few days will be crucial in determining the future direction of the movement and the role of RFK Jr. within it. Watch this March 03 episode of "Brighteon Broadcast News" as Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, talks about MAHA in crisis as RFK Jr. pens article advocating mass MMR vaccine. This video is from the Health Ranger Report channel on Brighteon.com.

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