Days after silencing conspiracy theorist worldwide with a concise solution to Aristotle’s Wheel Paradox, Kelly Slater has opened a new front, joining Trump appointee RFJ JR in his quest to clean out the dirty ol baby formula biz.
Operation Stork Speed, launched by Robert F. Kennedy Jr, the jacked-to-hell seventy-year-old former junkie son of murdered attorney general Robert Kennedy and nephew of murdered president John Fitz Kennedy. is a plan to make baby drank safer and healthier for American families.
It tackles heavy metals (like lead) found in the baby drank by increasing testing and updating nutrition standards, unchanged since 1998.
The FDA will work with companies to create better formulas and improve labelling so parents know what’s in their drank. It also aims to strengthen the formula supply after past shortages. Kennedy says it’s about giving kids a healthy start, part of his “Make America Healthy Again” mission.
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A very good cause, you’d say.
Kelly Slater, a father of two, which includes twenty-eight-year-old photographer Taylor, and six month old boy Tao, is BFFs with both the the tea of Department of Health and Human Services – RFK – and the Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard.
Heavy hitters!
Kelly Slater writes,
“Happy to see this initiative. We recently had a baby and if we weren’t able to breastfeed we were very concerned about HFCS and other questionable ingredients in essentially every baby formula. With the minefield of toxins we have in overall health today (and the physical addiction to sugar most people have and don’t realise), we should all be as informed as possible about every ingredient and potential health impact, short and long term.”
With Elon, Tulsi, Tom Homan and RFK making such sweeping improvements to the lives of American citizens, might the question be asked: is Donald Trump on track to becoming the USA’s most effective prez ever?
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