so drinking high concentration isopropanol, how based
MK Ultra worked and there's nothing we can do about it
William Adams
Lucas Mitchell
First you’re hyper focused on what Trump literally says and are wrong (wiretapping) yer now you purport to know what he did or did not imply based on what he didn’t say? Can’t have it both ways, fucko.
Jeremiah Brown
The only remedy is to avoid TV, radio and the Internet.
Jace Edwards
Why not play the full clip; where the doctor who he keeps looking at introduced the technology / solution. He never said inject bleach or lysol or anything of that nature
Carson Ross
>you’re hyper focused on what Trump literally says
and he said some amusing dumb shit that can be explained by proposing bleach drinking, which is hillarious
Josiah Sullivan
Who fucking cares what he says. Can't people think for themselves anymore? At least half of the population needs to be removed from the gene pool.
Cooper Collins
>CIA creating thousands of Uncle Teds
Hello, can you transfer me to the based department.
Evan Smith
does he not know how to pick people? Man, what a pathetic loser
Caleb Diaz
No stupid, if you were even slightly educated on the matter you'd know the expert speaking before him spoke of how alcohol, when sprayed on saliva, killed all the covid in under 60 seconds.
Alcohol is used as a breathing treatment for other conditions
So in theory an alcohol breathing treatment could kill off the covid colonies in the lungs (the symptom that kills people)
Henry Ross
no I actually just found it on pubmed myself. i assumed it could work for sepsis... see here:
EV Rebbeck at the Shadyside Hospital in Pittsburgh, PA, reported the use of UBI in Escherichia coli septicemia, post-abortion sepsis, puerperal sepsis, peritonitis, and typhoid fever
Sepsis is an uncontrolled response to infection involving massive cytokine release, widespread inflammation, which leads to blood clots and leaky vessels. Multi-organ failure can follow. Every year, severe sepsis strikes more than a million Americans. It is estimated that between 28–50% percent of these people die. Patients with sepsis are usually treated in hospital intensive care units with broad-spectrum antibiotics, oxygen and intravenous fluids to maintain normal blood oxygen levels and blood pressure. Despite decades of research, no drugs that specifically target the aggressive immune response that characterizes sepsis have been developed