How the CIA Controls RFK, Jr.

Don’t buy the boomer nostalgia, which he peddles so well, or his Hollywood rebel with a cause routine. Even if Bobby was once well intended, his campaign is now run by the MI6-CIA blob.

On October 10, 2023, Kennedy’s campaign switched from a Democrat primary campaign against Biden, to an independent campaign against Trump, ultimately on behalf of the same dark forces which killed his father and uncle, and which are solely intent on keeping one person out of the Presidency — Donald Trump.

Most telling in this switch was the firing of campaign manager Dennis Kucinich three days after Kennedy announced his independent campaign. A giant among American politicians of the last twenty years for his consistent opposition to both Bush and Obama for their perpetual wars, Kucinich was ultimately pushed out by the same donor class who demanded Kennedy run as an independent. Yet Kennedy did not replace Kucinich with someone with grass roots credibility or even an American political figure, he replaced Kucinich with his own British spook of a daughter-in-law, Amaryllis Fox, who has zero political experience.

Ms. Fox, now on her third marriage, this one to RFK Jr’s son, RFK III, may hope to portray herself as the next generation of the Kennedy brand, but her background betrays the deepest British imperial and intelligence community ties.

Ms. Fox was born to Hodson Thomber and Lalage Damerell. Thomber is an economic hitman trained at the University of Chicago, an institution infamous for its neo-liberal economics. Thomber himself has been part of the highest levels of British finance and intelligence operations over the last forty years. He helped loot energy and transportation logistics in the U.S. and Great Britain in the 1980s on behalf of global finance, and then went to work for Renaissance Capital of London and Moscow in privatization looting operations in the former Soviet states of Russia, Kazakhstan, and Ukraine in the 1990s. Renaissance partnered repeatedly with George Soros in these schemes. Today, Thomber remains very active in Ukraine, all while operating out of London.

Amaryllis Fox’s mother, Lalage Damerell, comes from British aristocracy. Lalage’s father, Derek Vivien Damerell, Fox’s grandfather, is reported to have been a former high-ranking British Imperial employee in India.

It seems that Fox herself was picked up by British intelligence prior to attending Oxford. Before attending college, the eighteen-year-old Fox found herself working behind the lines in Myanmar as a reporter for the BBC to interview the Burmese opposition leader, who was under house arrest, Aung San Suu Kyi. After Oxford, where she reportedly declined an offer to work for Britain’s SIS, she moved to Georgetown for a Masters at the Walsh School of Foreign Service, where she was quickly recruited by the CIA.

While in the CIA, she reportedly becomes the youngest field agent at 22, and is deployed to Shanghai with her second husband, Mr. Fox, allegedly, according to her autobiography, for six years where she began raising a family, all while under the prestigious CIA deployment of non-official cover. Her entire CIA career, as portrayed by her, feels staged for publicity purposes, with no corroboration and many public doubts of her made-for-Hollywood exploits. In dealing with the CIA and the declassification of her autobiography – which was quickly bought-up by Hollywood A-lister Brie Larson – Ms. Fox hired Mark Zaid, the former lawyer for Lt. Col. Vindman, who was at the center of the first Trump impeachment attempt.

After the CIA, and her failed second marriage, Ms. Fox moved on to positions at Twitter and then Netflix, where she was introduced to RFK III. In her Netflix show, The Business of Drugs, she reports on the international narcotics industry, and claims that the root cause of the international drug trade is “capitalism.”

Regarding Mr. Kucinich, Ms. Fox claims that “we asked him to step aside,” and that now, “We have veterans of Bernie and Romney, Obama and Trump, Hillary and Bloomberg, Yang and Dean, all hard at work applying their vast experience to a leader they can finally believe in.”