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Apr 27, 2020 18:58:08   #
BooIsMyCat Loc: Somewhere
 
National Park wrote:
Impeachment in the House wasn't futile; what was futile was any expectation that the Republican Senate would fulfill their oaths of office by objectively weighing the evidence, calling appropriate witnesses, and making a informed, non-partisan decision, like Mitt Romney did. Remember when Republicans thought it was appropriate to impeach Bill Clinton because he lied about sex? Which was a bigger threat to the republic: Clinton's lie about having sex, or Trump''s "beautiful" attempt to extort the leader of Ukraine to manufacture a fake investigation on a Trump political rival? I would write more but it's time to inject some chlorox and shove a UV light down my throat.
Impeachment in the House wasn't futile; what was f... (show quote)


Totally agree with what you've stated here.... up to the point on injecting cholorox and using a UV light.

It would be nice if this country voted out all of the long-term politicians - on BOTH sides and we started over.

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Apr 28, 2020 06:37:33   #
LWW Loc: Banana Republic of America
 
BooIsMyCat wrote:
It's NOT how much he recommended people ingest and you know it - or should.
It's the FACT that he was so dumb as to make the comment - oh wait... he was being sarcastic.

People are supposed to "follow" their leader. In this case, it's a good thing that he's not everyone's leader an that most people didn't follow his advice.

Sadly, some whacko's actually DO follow his ill-advised advice:

FEDERAL JUDGE HALTS SALE OF INDUSTRIAL BLEACH AS COVID-19 CURE FROM SOUTH FLORIDA CHURCH

https://www.newsweek.com/coronavirus-food-drug-administration-bleach-1498751?fbclid=IwAR1T1tsswPRt9KboMkzRT115_YiSe2YAZGFsti2OAdmwuNkDvJe9IdWBGI0
It's NOT how much he recommended people ingest and... (show quote)


As expected, your link is extremely dishonest.

Did you read it and go along with the lies to perpetuate it, or did you just shop for the clickbait headline you wanted and wouldn't/couldn't/didn't read it.

This church has been following this procedure for over a month ... but anything to advance the HATERADE agenda seems to be OK with you.

PLEASE ... post honestly in the future.

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Apr 28, 2020 09:20:02   #
BooIsMyCat Loc: Somewhere
 
LWW wrote:
As expected, your link is extremely dishonest.

Did you read it and go along with the lies to perpetuate it, or did you just shop for the clickbait headline you wanted and wouldn't/couldn't/didn't read it.

This church has been following this procedure for over a month ... but anything to advance the HATERADE agenda seems to be OK with you.

PLEASE ... post honestly in the future.




Oh, I read it. Checked usnews.com, idahostatesman.com, dnyuz.com, and dailyboulder.com... they ALL say the same thing!


Several Southwest Florida residents, through a self-proclaimed religious entity, had been marketing a "Master Mineral Solution" (MMS) on their affiliated websites, stating fanciful claims about its potential applications.

The Genesis II Church of Health & Healing provided that MMS could alleviate COVID-19 through "sacramental dosing." It instructed adults to take six drops of "activated MMS" in a glass of water every two hours.

As of Saturday morning, a post from April 8 is still up claiming that "We have the CURE" for the novel coronavirus, adding that "this protocol will eliminate this DIS-EASE of the body!

Where is the lie here?



According to an application for a preliminary injunction, MMS is comprised of sodium chloride, table salt and other trace minerals. A separate "activator" is sold which the Justice Department says is hydrochloric acid.

The FDA warns that there is no evidence to support the safety or effectiveness of chlorine dioxide as a medical treatment. In fact, the agency believes it poses a substantial risk to the health of anyone who ingests it.

The FDA has previously received reports of "serious adverse events" resulting from chlorine dioxide ingestion, including respiratory failure, liver failure, and low blood cell counts, among other conditions.


Genesis sells MMS through its websites, according to a U.S. Justice Department civil complaint filed Thursday in the Southern District of Florida. Prosecutors say Genesis markets the solution as a treatment for COVID-19, as well as Alzheimer’s, autism, brain cancer, HIV/AIDS, and multiple sclerosis. The Food and Drug Administration has previously issued public warnings that MMS can cause nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and severe dehydration. The chemical product, chlorine dioxide, becomes a powerful bleach when combined with the included activator, officials said.

Read more here: https://www.idahostatesman.com/news/nation-world/health-and-medicine/article242107801.html#storylink=cpy

ALL of these sources are an enemy of the state and post only false information? Really?

The LIE is simply in your head.

PS... You're having problems spelling again.
PS... You think it's a big secret but, we know what that "L" stands for in your handle...

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