In 1960, Robert Kennedy wrote a book entitled The Enemy Within, which detailed his experiences as chief counsel of the Senate Select Committee on Improper Activities in the Labor and Management Field.
His son and namesake, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., has written a book that could have justifiably been entitled The Enemies Within.
The Real Anthony Fauci: Bill Gates, Big Pharma, and the Global War on Democracy and Public Health is essential reading for every American who wishes to understand why and how the federal government has become entwined with the pharmaceutical industry and how that relationship has prolonged what is known as the Covid-19 pandemic.
Kennedy is not, as yet, a public supporter of the Convention of States (COS) movement. And while not a stated objective of the book, his detailed and astonishingly thorough citations about the career of lifelong bureaucrat and power-monger Anthony Fauci could serve as a case study for why an Article V Convention of States is necessary to significantly limit the power of the unelected administrative state.
That administrative state is personified in the totally inappropriate accumulation of power, influence, and money that has marked and continues to mark Fauci's career, resulting in his inexplicably becoming the highest-salaried federal employee and self-decreed arbiter of "science."
While the blood-freezing accounts of Fauci's actions during the Covid crisis, in addition to Fauci's numerous failures and misdeeds during the HIV/AIDS epidemic, and the way in which Fauci has orchestrated control of research, grants, and the content of medical journals chronicle a harrowing and infuriating career, Kennedy's book is no easy read.
His writing style will not be confused with that of Ernest Hemingway's. Yet that is because of the necessary inclusion of an avalanche of information gleaned from decades of research, interviews, and litigation that should outrage any free citizen.
As would be expected, Kennedy identifies himself as a liberal member of the Democratic Party. But he writes and talks like a liberal in the true sense of the word.
Kennedy speaks the language of liberty, detailing the manifold offenses that Fauci and others in government have committed against the Constitution and the sovereign citizen during the Covid madness and past public health crises.
In fact, Kennedy's book is an unintentional demonstration that Article V, as conceived by George Mason and put into practical application by this movement, is for all citizens regardless of party affiliation -- or any affiliation at all.
When a Convention of States is held and an amendment or amendments limiting the length of time individuals can hold positions -- any positions -- in any department of the federal government Kennedy's book should be utilized as a guide and evidence.
As Kennedy's book illustrates in stark detail, Fauci must be held to account for his dastardly behavior.
An Article V Convention of States would provide the opportunity to see to it that enemies within the federal bureaucracy like Fauci are stopped.
