RFK Jr. Reveals What the NIH Isn’t Telling You About Mass Shootings

RFK Jr. Reveals What the NIH Isn’t Telling You About Mass Shootings

Why are there so many mass shootings?

According to Kennedy, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) is “not allowed to look for the answer to that question.”

Why is that?

“Because they’re frightened that there’s a big shot, a big food processor, Big Ag, Big Pharma that is going to be angry at them with the answer. So, they simply won’t do it.”

Kennedy suggests that “something happened” around the time of the infamous Columbine High School mass shooting in 1999.

That something, he suspects, is the use of SSRI antidepressants.

“When Columbine happened, [families of the victims] sued [Luvox]. And there are SSRIs. I’ve talked about this. I’m not saying this is the answer. [I’m] saying it’s something that we should look at—that SSRIs have black box labels and benzos that say, ‘known to cause suicidal and homicidal behavior.’ It says that.”