Traitor Watch - The 45 Thread
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He's not actually doing much other than desperately trying to get around his social media bans, and completely ******* over the right wing by spawning wannabes and refusing to commit to either a 2024 presidential run or dying.
Is that the guy whose name Trump couldn't quite seem to spell right?
The only reason Trump can spell his own name right at this point is that it's all he thinks about.
Who's name COULD he spell right?
Two weeks ago, 45 got booed at by his own supporters at one of his rallies for daring to suggest they get vaccinated.
On the one hand, ha-ha, getting booed at by his own followers.
On the other hand, why does it have to be for that rare moment the broken clock is showing the right time?
On the one hand, ha-ha, getting booed at by his own followers.
On the other hand, why does it have to be for that rare moment the broken clock is showing the right time?
Meanwhile in Florida, about 10 minutes away from me actually:
I didn't watch the fight so I can't tell you how his commentary went. Sorry. I had nothing to do that night so I did nothing.
I didn't watch the fight so I can't tell you how his commentary went. Sorry. I had nothing to do that night so I did nothing.
To be fair, nothing is still better than listening to that.
Also to be fair, four hours of nails on a chalkboard is better than listening to that.
The anti-vaxx messaging is clearly even stronger than their orange messiah.
This article (https://www.codastory.com/waronscience/social-media-profit-pandemic-antivax/) demonstrates how it's a billion dollar industry and clearly a profitable source of money for companies like Facebook.
We should air drop all the Ivermectin they can possibly consume. Put them out of our misery.
How did this thing with Ivermectin even start?
It sounds like something that somebody would put forward as a joke, calling them all sheep, but then forgot that these people are, to put it nicely, not smart. And now it's snowballed out of control.
A study in April 2020 showed high doses of the stuff prevented Covid from replicating in a test tube. I.E. not in humans. Then there was another research paper around the same time that was not peer reviewed which claimed ivermectin helped covid patients. Though it was retracted before publication, unfortunately it helped spark popularity in Latin America for using the drug to treat patients.
Further into that research shows that ivermectin was only effective in treating viral infections of the kidneys in lab animals. Even if ivermectin did cure Covid, they still haven't a develop a method of getting it to the infected areas of the lungs. Unsurprisingly, eating it doesn't help it get to the lungs. Like having severe sunburn, and instead of applying the ointment to your skin, you eat it.
Because there was a study done at the beginning of the pandemic that showed that ivermectin actually DID have some effect on corona viruses in a lab setting. But basically, you need to apply the medicine directly to the virus for it to work: and the nature of the medicine means that does not happen in living bodies.
There were literally thousands of such studies done on hundreds of different classes of medicines. It was the research equivalent of throwing shit at the wall and seeing what sticks.
Woodward/Costa book: Worried Trump could 'go rogue,' Milley took secret action to protect nuclear weapons
Two days after the January 6 attack on the US Capitol, President Donald Trump's top military adviser, Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Mark Milley, single-handedly took secret action to limit Trump from potentially ordering a dangerous military strike or launching nuclear weapons, according to...
www.cnn.com
so glad they waited until they could sell a book to tell everyone about this.
