Injections with Disinfectants

He was talking about Crooked Hillary's hard drives.

Hope this helps.

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On 4/28/2020 9:52 AM, Bucky Breeder wrote:
He was talking about Crooked Hillary's hard drives.

Hope this helps.

President Trump's comments about a disinfectant for coronavirus, brought
back memories.

A disinfectant kills on contact.

Many years ago I worked on a project to create a "disinfectant" for the
skin cancer. We grew the antibodies in an external reactor, and made
several liters of the antibody solution. The antibody was then tagged
with either a chemical agent or radio active material that when it came
in contact with the cancer cell killed the cell. The antibodies were
then placed in the body either intravenously or by inject. The contact
was made when the antibody itself attacked the cancer cell, so the tag
could definitely kill the cell. Disinfecting the body of the cancer cells.

I suspect this disinfectant technique is still being used for cancer
treatment, though it has been many years since I was evolved in the
project.

As President Trump suggested a disinfectant for the coronavirus could be
made using and antibody to the virus, tagging in with a chemical
component, or radioactive component, and injecting it in the body to
disinfect the body of the virus, in the same manner that a similar agent
reacted with the cancer cell.

Reference: (Though the process has evolved since I was involved)
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-...y/art-20047808

On 4/28/20 10:50 AM, knuttle wrote:
On 4/28/2020 9:52 AM, Bucky Breeder wrote:
He was talking about Crooked Hillary's hard drives.

Hope this helps.

President Trump's comments about a disinfectant for coronavirus, brought
back memories.

A disinfectant kills on contact.

Many years ago I worked on a project to create a "disinfectant" for the
skin cancer.Â* We grew the antibodies in an external reactor, and made
several liters of the antibody solution.Â* The antibody was then tagged
with either a chemical agent or radio active material that when it came
in contact with the cancer cell killed the cell.Â* The antibodies were
then placed in the body either intravenously or by inject.Â* The contact
was made when the antibody itself attacked the cancer cell, so the tag
could definitely kill the cell.Â* Disinfecting the body of the cancer cells.

I suspect this disinfectant technique is still being used for cancer
treatment, though it has been many years since I was evolved in the
project.

As President Trump suggested a disinfectant for the coronavirus could be
made using and antibody to the virus, tagging in with a chemical
component, or radioactive component, and injecting it in the body to
disinfect the body of the virus, in the same manner that a similar agent
reacted with the cancer cell.

Reference: (Though the process has evolved since I was involved)
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-...y/art-20047808





Though your project was evidently valid, what comes out of our fearless
leader's mouth, is exactly the same as what comes out his other end.

Probably worse, actually.

On 2020-04-28 11:13 a.m., philo wrote:
On 4/28/20 10:50 AM, knuttle wrote:
On 4/28/2020 9:52 AM, Bucky Breeder wrote:
He was talking about Crooked Hillary's hard drives.

Hope this helps.

President Trump's comments about a disinfectant for coronavirus,
brought back memories.

A disinfectant kills on contact.

Many years ago I worked on a project to create a "disinfectant" for
the skin cancer.Â* We grew the antibodies in an external reactor, and
made several liters of the antibody solution.Â* The antibody was then
tagged with either a chemical agent or radio active material that when
it came in contact with the cancer cell killed the cell.Â* The
antibodies were then placed in the body either intravenously or by
inject.Â* The contact was made when the antibody itself attacked the
cancer cell, so the tag could definitely kill the cell.Â* Disinfecting
the body of the cancer cells.

I suspect this disinfectant technique is still being used for cancer
treatment, though it has been many years since I was evolved in the
project.

As President Trump suggested a disinfectant for the coronavirus could
be made using and antibody to the virus, tagging in with a chemical
component, or radioactive component, and injecting it in the body to
disinfect the body of the virus, in the same manner that a similar
agent reacted with the cancer cell.

Reference: (Though the process has evolved since I was involved)
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-...y/art-20047808





Though your project was evidently valid, what comes out of our fearless
leader's mouth, is exactly the same as what comes out his other end.

Probably worse, actually.

Ain't that the truth.

Rene

On 4/28/20 11:55 AM, Rene Lamontagne wrote:
On 2020-04-28 11:13 a.m., philo wrote:
On 4/28/20 10:50 AM, knuttle wrote:
On 4/28/2020 9:52 AM, Bucky Breeder wrote:
He was taX


,snip

Reference: (Though the process has evolved since I was involved)
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-...y/art-20047808





Though your project was evidently valid, what comes out of our
fearless leader's mouth, is exactly the same as what comes out his
other end.

Probably worse, actually.

Ain't that the truth.

Rene


sad but true

On 28/04/2020 16:50, knuttle wrote:
President Trump's comments about a disinfectant for coronavirus,
brought back memories.

A disinfectant kills on contact.


President Trump was teasing the CNN reporter who was going on and on
about silly things.Â*Â* He was simply suggesting that if the reporter is
infected with the virus then the best way to cure him or her is to
inject with a syringe filled with disinfectant.Â* This would cure this
planet completely of pests like these CNN reporters.




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In article , philo wrote:
....
Though your project was evidently valid, what comes out of our fearless
leader's mouth, is exactly the same as what comes out his other end.

Probably worse, actually.

FWIW, my understanding is that drinking bleach is not (always) fatal.
There's a whole culture out there of people drinking bleach (actually,
making their kids drink it) to cure autism, which is, of course, as
nonsensical as anything else the rightwing comes up with, but it is my
understanding that people don't actually die from it.

That said, I don't know about injecting vs. drinking, but it is probably
more likely fatal if injected. So, for the statement below, let's assume
that injection is fatal.

So, here's the thing: If the goal is to not die from COVID-19, then
injecting bleach will probably achieve that - since you will die from the
bleach, and then you won't die from COVID-19.

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Rene Lamontagne wrote:
On 2020-04-28 11:13 a.m., philo wrote:
On 4/28/20 10:50 AM, knuttle wrote:

snip

Though your project was evidently valid, what comes out of our
fearless leader's mouth, is exactly the same as what comes out his
other end.

Probably worse, actually.

Ain't that the truth.

http://www.littleworksstudio.com/temp/usenet/Covid-Cure

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"Kenny McCormack" wrote

| FWIW, my understanding is that drinking bleach is not (always) fatal.
| There's a whole culture out there of people drinking bleach (actually,
| making their kids drink it) to cure autism

That's the theory of the Archbishop of Genesis II,
the owner of an industrial bleach company who does
God's work by selling bleach to his followers,
recommending 3-6 drops in water. That may not be
much worse than drinking chlorinated water. It seems
that it was a letter from AGII that got to Trump and
gave him the idea.

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/coron...g05?li=BBoPWjQ

It seems we need a royal mail reader to check
Trump's mail before he gets it. Otherwise we're likely to
end up with Trump forgetting all about the coronavirus
crisis while he tries to hunt down Ed McMahon, to
get his Publisher's Clearinghouse prize money.

😉 Good Guy 😉 wrote:
President Trump was teasing the CNN reporter who was going on and on
about silly things.Â*Â* He was simply suggesting that if the reporter is
infected with the virus then the best way to cure him or her is to
inject with a syringe filled with disinfectant.Â* This would cure this
planet completely of pests like these CNN reporters.

No he wasn't, full stop.

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knuttle wrote:
On 4/28/2020 9:52 AM, Bucky Breeder wrote:
He was talking about Crooked Hillary's hard drives.

Hope this helps.

President Trump's comments about a disinfectant for coronavirus, brought
back memories.

A disinfectant kills on contact.

Many years ago I worked on a project to create a "disinfectant" for the
skin cancer. We grew the antibodies in an external reactor, and made
several liters of the antibody solution. The antibody was then tagged
with either a chemical agent or radio active material that when it came
in contact with the cancer cell killed the cell. The antibodies were
then placed in the body either intravenously or by inject. The contact
was made when the antibody itself attacked the cancer cell, so the tag
could definitely kill the cell. Disinfecting the body of the cancer cells.

I suspect this disinfectant technique is still being used for cancer
treatment, though it has been many years since I was evolved in the
project.


That's a macroscopic treatment.

In this case, the targets are only 140nm across. They're
not really cellular things (they have no organelles inside
and don't really have an inside). The COVID-19 is a molecule
with some tightly wrapped lipid wrapped around the center of
it, which helps protect it from recognition by the body.
When you wash your hands, the lipid part tends to be
worked on by the surfactant, and once the lipid shield
is compromised, the COVID-19 tends to fall apart. (And
it's not really a shield, it looks more like how your
intestines are packed.)

Since the body is full of lipids, you can't take advantage
of that observation. The payload uses a lipid, precisely
because there's lots of lipids in the neighborhood, and
you can't tell them apart.

When I was in the hospital for a test (ultrasound),
they injected Phospholipids into me, I asked "how long
will this take for my body to remove it". The tech
kinda laughed and said "you're already full of this
particular item, and I'm just adding a bit more".
That's how I know there's at least one lipid material
circulating in the bloodstream already. The Phospholipids
in this case, enhance imaging of blood flow in the
heart via ultrasound (a very nice and cheap test for
the doctors to use).

Making people smell like rental bowling shoes, by
injecting them with disinfectant, that's never going
to work. You'll never rent all of them.

Paul

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Mayayana wrote:
"Kenny McCormack" wrote

| FWIW, my understanding is that drinking bleach is not (always) fatal.
| There's a whole culture out there of people drinking bleach (actually,
| making their kids drink it) to cure autism

That's the theory of the Archbishop of Genesis II,
the owner of an industrial bleach company who does
God's work by selling bleach to his followers,
recommending 3-6 drops in water. That may not be
much worse than drinking chlorinated water. It seems
that it was a letter from AGII that got to Trump and
gave him the idea.

Yeah, I heard that.
I didn't actually know that the AGII guys were the bleach-for-autism guys,
but it makes sense, of course.

There *is* a website out there, called something like "Miracle Cure" that
sells bleach-for-autism.

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/coron...g05?li=BBoPWjQ

It seems we need a royal mail reader to check
Trump's mail before he gets it. Otherwise we're likely to
end up with Trump forgetting all about the coronavirus
crisis while he tries to hunt down Ed McMahon, to
get his Publisher's Clearinghouse prize money.

Yup. All true.

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On 2020-04-28 09:13, philo wrote:
On 4/28/20 10:50 AM, knuttle wrote:
On 4/28/2020 9:52 AM, Bucky Breeder wrote:
He was talking about Crooked Hillary's hard drives.

Hope this helps.

President Trump's comments about a disinfectant for coronavirus,
brought back memories.

A disinfectant kills on contact.

Many years ago I worked on a project to create a "disinfectant" for
the skin cancer.Â* We grew the antibodies in an external reactor, and
made several liters of the antibody solution.Â* The antibody was then
tagged with either a chemical agent or radio active material that when
it came in contact with the cancer cell killed the cell.Â* The
antibodies were then placed in the body either intravenously or by
inject.Â* The contact was made when the antibody itself attacked the
cancer cell, so the tag could definitely kill the cell.Â* Disinfecting
the body of the cancer cells.

I suspect this disinfectant technique is still being used for cancer
treatment, though it has been many years since I was evolved in the
project.

As President Trump suggested a disinfectant for the coronavirus could
be made using and antibody to the virus, tagging in with a chemical
component, or radioactive component, and injecting it in the body to
disinfect the body of the virus, in the same manner that a similar
agent reacted with the cancer cell.

Reference: (Though the process has evolved since I was involved)
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-...y/art-20047808





Though your project was evidently valid, what comes out of our fearless
leader's mouth, is exactly the same as what comes out his other end.

Probably worse, actually.

Hi Philo,

Fresh off the Charlottesville smear job, American
Pravda was at it again slicing and dicing. If you
listen or read the entire conversion, something
entirely different was said. American Pravda
hates the president and smears him at every chance.

So if you hear something from American Pravda about
the president saying something goofy, double check
the actual transcript. 99% of the time what
comes out of these haters mouths is propaganda.

As they use to say in the Soviet Union:

There is no Izvestia (news) in Pravda (truth)
and no Pravda in Izvestia.

-T

"T" wrote


So if you hear something from American Pravda about
the president saying something goofy, double check
the actual transcript. 99% of the time what
comes out of these haters mouths is propaganda.


OK. So where's the transcript? I heard him say
utter nonsense. Something like "...maybe injecting
disinfectant because, you know, disinfectant is
incredible. It kills the virus. So maybe we could look into
that..." He was looking at Dr. Birx, who didn't respond
in the clip I saw. How do you construe that as
hating propaganda? And if it is then how do you
explain these people who thought Trump was
telling them to drink toxic chemicals?

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/114967...-disinfectant/

On 2020-04-28 13:29, Mayayana wrote:
"T" wrote


So if you hear something from American Pravda about
the president saying something goofy, double check
the actual transcript. 99% of the time what
comes out of these haters mouths is propaganda.


OK. So where's the transcript? I heard him say
utter nonsense. Something like "...maybe injecting
disinfectant because, you know, disinfectant is
incredible. It kills the virus. So maybe we could look into
that..." He was looking at Dr. Birx, who didn't respond
in the clip I saw. How do you construe that as
hating propaganda? And if it is then how do you
explain these people who thought Trump was
telling them to drink toxic chemicals?

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/114967...-disinfectant/

Hi Mayayana,

Apparently the Sun does not like Trump any more
than does the haters in our media.

Here is the full transcript:

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/med...s-what-he-said

American Pravda did the same slice and dice job over
his Charlottesville comments too. He said that there
were reasonable points of view on both sides of the
Confederate statue argument, not that either
Antifaschistische Aktion or the skin heads had
any argument at all. He actually condemned
Antifaschistische Aktion and the skin heads
several times. But not after American Pravda had
at his comments.

-T