Atlantic retracts alcohol article about Kash Patel

The conspiracy theories

- He claimed a global CIA-led elite had been planning for years to use a pandemic to end democracy and impose totalitarian control

- He claimed 5G was being installed "to harvest our data and control our behavior," and that digital currency would let elites "cut off our food supply."

- He told Joe Rogan that wifi radiation causes cancer and "opens your blood brain barrier."

The public health stuff

- He declared "there's no vaccine that is safe and effective" — while claiming he's "never been anti-vaxx."

- He suggested HIV didn't cause AIDS and that it was partly caused by gay men using poppers.

- He claimed human-made chemicals in the environment were making children gay and causing "gender confusion."

- He promoted the idea that antidepressants cause school shootings.

- He pushed fluoride conspiracy theories, claiming it causes bone cancer, IQ loss, and thyroid disease.

- His anti-vaccine advocacy was linked to a 2019 measles outbreak in Samoa that killed scores of children.

The personal behavior

- Dumped a dead bear cub in Central Park.

- Decapitated a dead whale and took the head home.

- Kept a sex diary of extramarital affairs during his second marriage.

- Allegedly sexually assaulted a babysitter.

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The list goes on. And this was all before he became a destructive force at DHS.

In before Throbber says he agrees with and supports all of the above.
 
The conspiracy theories

- He claimed a global CIA-led elite had been planning for years to use a pandemic to end democracy and impose totalitarian control. - Uh, yes, no doubt. Tip of the iceberg, btw.

- He claimed 5G was being installed "to harvest our data and control our behavior," and that digital currency would let elites "cut off our food supply." - Without Question.

- He told Joe Rogan that wifi radiation causes cancer and "opens your blood brain barrier." - Could be true.

The public health stuff

- He declared "there's no vaccine that is safe and effective" — while claiming he's "never been anti-vaxx." - 100% True about Covid Clot Shots.

- He suggested HIV didn't cause AIDS and that it was partly caused by gay men using poppers. - Deferring to your expertise.

- He claimed human-made chemicals in the environment were making children gay and causing "gender confusion." - Whatever H drinks and Soy.

- He promoted the idea that antidepressants cause school shootings. - Yup, strong correlation and lots of Rx pills taken by trans shooters..

- He pushed fluoride conspiracy theories, claiming it causes bone cancer, IQ loss, and thyroid disease. - Lots of Evidence of this.

- His anti-vaccine advocacy was linked to a 2019 measles outbreak in Samoa that killed scores of children. - Meanwhile Pfizer and Gates Foundation in Africa...

The personal behavior

- Dumped a dead bear cub in Central Park. - Party Trick. Frat Boys will do that stuff.

- Decapitated a dead whale and took the head home. - Note "Dead" whale. So who GAF?

- Kept a sex diary of extramarital affairs during his second marriage. - Chick Move, actually.

- Allegedly sexually assaulted a babysitter. - You Jealous?

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The list goes on. And this was all before he became a destructive force at DHS.

In before Throbber says he agrees with all of the above.
 
The conspiracy theories

- He claimed a global CIA-led elite had been planning for years to use a pandemic to end democracy and impose totalitarian control

- He claimed 5G was being installed "to harvest our data and control our behavior," and that digital currency would let elites "cut off our food supply."

- He told Joe Rogan that wifi radiation causes cancer and "opens your blood brain barrier."

The public health stuff

- He declared "there's no vaccine that is safe and effective" — while claiming he's "never been anti-vaxx."

- He suggested HIV didn't cause AIDS and that it was partly caused by gay men using poppers.

- He claimed human-made chemicals in the environment were making children gay and causing "gender confusion."

- He promoted the idea that antidepressants cause school shootings.

- He pushed fluoride conspiracy theories, claiming it causes bone cancer, IQ loss, and thyroid disease.

- His anti-vaccine advocacy was linked to a 2019 measles outbreak in Samoa that killed scores of children.

The personal behavior

- Dumped a dead bear cub in Central Park.

- Decapitated a dead whale and took the head home.

- Kept a sex diary of extramarital affairs during his second marriage.

- Allegedly sexually assaulted a babysitter.

//

The list goes on. And this was all before he became a destructive force at DHS.

In before Throbber says he agrees with and supports all of the above.
Imagine losing to someone like that.
 
Re: Kennedy, Jr.: When they can't attack his arguments and positions, they gotta go for the slime.

Weirdo? Oh No! That'll stop him.
The conspiracy theories

- He claimed a global CIA-led elite had been planning for years to use a pandemic to end democracy and impose totalitarian control

- He claimed 5G was being installed "to harvest our data and control our behavior," and that digital currency would let elites "cut off our food supply."

- He told Joe Rogan that wifi radiation causes cancer and "opens your blood brain barrier."

The public health stuff

- He declared "there's no vaccine that is safe and effective" — while claiming he's "never been anti-vaxx."

- He suggested HIV didn't cause AIDS and that it was partly caused by gay men using poppers.

- He claimed human-made chemicals in the environment were making children gay and causing "gender confusion."

- He promoted the idea that antidepressants cause school shootings.

- He pushed fluoride conspiracy theories, claiming it causes bone cancer, IQ loss, and thyroid disease.

- His anti-vaccine advocacy was linked to a 2019 measles outbreak in Samoa that killed scores of children.

The personal behavior

- Dumped a dead bear cub in Central Park.

- Decapitated a dead whale and took the head home.

- Kept a sex diary of extramarital affairs during his second marriage.

- Allegedly sexually assaulted a babysitter.

//

The list goes on. And this was all before he became a destructive force at DHS.

In before Throbber says he agrees with and supports all of the above.

Did Claude or ChatGPT write that for you?
 
The conspiracy theories

- He claimed a global CIA-led elite had been planning for years to use a pandemic to end democracy and impose totalitarian control

- He claimed 5G was being installed "to harvest our data and control our behavior," and that digital currency would let elites "cut off our food supply."

- He told Joe Rogan that wifi radiation causes cancer and "opens your blood brain barrier."

The public health stuff

- He declared "there's no vaccine that is safe and effective" — while claiming he's "never been anti-vaxx."

- He suggested HIV didn't cause AIDS and that it was partly caused by gay men using poppers.

- He claimed human-made chemicals in the environment were making children gay and causing "gender confusion."

- He promoted the idea that antidepressants cause school shootings.

- He pushed fluoride conspiracy theories, claiming it causes bone cancer, IQ loss, and thyroid disease.

- His anti-vaccine advocacy was linked to a 2019 measles outbreak in Samoa that killed scores of children.

The personal behavior

- Dumped a dead bear cub in Central Park.

- Decapitated a dead whale and took the head home.

- Kept a sex diary of extramarital affairs during his second marriage.

- Allegedly sexually assaulted a babysitter.

//

The list goes on. And this was all before he became a destructive force at DHS.

In before Throbber says he agrees with and supports all of the above.

Don’t give a fuck about the personal behavior. Really don’t give a fuck about allegations or past demons.


Environmental law (1980s–2010s)
• Co-founded Waterkeeper Alliance in 1999, which grew into the world’s largest nonprofit devoted to clean water, with more than 1 million volunteers and branches in 40 countries 
• Led the legal fight to restore the Hudson River as an attorney for Riverkeeper
• Negotiated the New York City watershed agreement, regarded as an international model in stakeholder consensus negotiations and sustainable development 
• Was on the trial team in the landmark victories against Monsanto in 2018, and against DuPont in 2019 in the contamination case that inspired the movie “Dark Waters” 
• Founded Pace University’s Environmental Litigation Clinic in 1987  and taught environmental law there for over 30 years
• Represented Indigenous groups on legal and treaty rights across Latin America
Academic/Education
• B.A. from Harvard (1976), law degree from University of Virginia, master’s in environmental law from Pace
Advocacy & Writing
• Co-founded Children’s Health Defense (focused on vaccine safety and childhood chronic conditions)
• Bestselling author of multiple books, including The Real Anthony Fauci
Political
• Ran a 2024 presidential campaign, first as a Democrat then as an independent, before endorsing Donald Trump
• Confirmed as the 26th U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services in 2025
 
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