Milwaukee City Wire

U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) recently spearheaded a roundtable discussion in Washington D.C. titled “Federal Health Agencies and the COVID Cartel: What Are They Hiding?” The event aimed to shed light on the alleged corruption and censorship within the COVID Cartel, which includes federal health agencies, Big Pharma, legacy media, and Big Tech.

During the discussion, Sen. Johnson emphasized the importance of giving suppressed voices a platform, stating, “Unfortunately, many eyes remain closed, and the global elite will use all of their power to keep them closed. They maintain power by controlling information.” He highlighted the impact of the COVID pandemic on society and accused the global elite of pushing a narrative to profit from the situation.

Regarding the information being withheld by federal health agencies, Sen. Johnson raised concerns about the lack of transparency. He questioned the redacted documents related to Anthony Fauci's emails, suggesting that there may be incriminating information hidden from the public. He expressed frustration over the obstacles faced in accessing this information, stating, “This is what has been provided to us. Do you think there might be some incriminating information in this?”

Sen. Johnson also touched upon the leftist influence in various institutions, including Big Pharma, indicating a merging of interests that he found concerning. He referenced President Eisenhower's warnings about public funding of science leading to the influence of an elite group on public policy.

In addressing the division within the nation, Sen. Johnson emphasized the need for unity and the importance of coming together to recognize and convey the truth. He mentioned discussions with Robert Kennedy Jr. on the subject and highlighted the necessity of individuals from all sides working towards a common goal of ending division and promoting unity.

The roundtable discussion led by Sen. Johnson aimed to bring attention to the alleged hidden agendas within the COVID Cartel and encourage a unified approach towards transparency and truth in public discourse.