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To be honest I'm a little dubious of Fritz Springmeier's inclusion of the Kennedy family (and a couple of the other families that he points out) in his "13 Families". I wonder why 3 of them would need to be assassinated if they were true insiders, and not a family that threatened to upset a plan or certain power structure. I've read his book and so much of his selection rides on speculation and testimony from illuminati "defectors" which can't be proven. It hink he's too trusting. He also demonstrates exceedingly normie views on some massive historical hoaxes, at least at the time he wrote the book. I wonder would he still stand by his selection now, if he continued his research, especially in the age of the internet...
As for RFK Junior, I think he's right about vaccines but has been led down the garden path in some of his other views, such as on man-made climate change. I don't dismiss him because he is a Kennedy, but his ability to see trhough one massive hoax but not another is interesting. But there are numerous people whose work I follow who are like this, so it's not an uncommon phenomenon.
I think RFK Jr. came up with a certain world view. One that includes fighting for the underdog and defending people rights as well as protecting the environment from mega corporations. He either doesn’t realize environmentalism has been hijacked or he realizes he can only take on so many thing before he’s pigeonholed.
Interestingly, on the his last interview with Michael Moore (Thomas Payne podcast), he said something to the effect that whatever you think about 9/11, our interference in the Middle East stirred up a lot of animosity toward the U.S. a bit of a normie attitude, like Ron Paul’s blowback comments, but you know they know.
In his book American Values, he talks about the CIA quite a bit. He he calls out the lone gunman theory.
Everybody has blind spots. If mostly everything is a hoax, one or two are going are going to be missed.
I don't dismiss him because he's a Kennedy, I just don't "trust" him. And as far as that goes, it's like the "love your neighbor as yourself" thing. I barely trust myself, and so it goes for mostly everyone else.
Think about this as well...a good way to continue an oligarchy would be to always have a "black sheep" around...so if sentiment changes enough, that person can step up. And if that person gets too out of line, well, we know what happens.