"Conspiracy theories" that came to be true

A list of so-called “conspiracy theories” that ended up being true 
quoted by Ted Kennedy, US Secretary of HHS

1.) Glyphosate, the active ingredient in Roundup, causes non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, a claim that has been validated through three jury trials and a $13 billion settlement with Monsanto.

2.) COVID-19 vaccines would not prevent transmission, which is now generally accepted.

3.) “I said that COVID lockdowns were going to be very, very harmful to children, particularly. They would damage our economy, and they would not prevent the spread of a respiratory virus.

4.) “I said the masks were not going to work to prevent the spread of the disease and that they would probably do more harm than good. And now everybody agrees with that.”

5.) Social distancing wasn’t science-based, a claim that Fauci has acknowledged is true.

“I’ve been around long enough that I question everything that the government tells me,” remarked Kennedy. “And I think people who don’t question what the government tells them are not paying attention.”

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