Re: NSC letter
Yes, the Bolton drama is most definitely Kabuki. The letter from the NSC says parts of his book contains TOP SECRET information. John Bolton knows damn well if that info was classified. You’d have a very hard time convincing me he did not. He’s playing his role. Enjoy the show.
Swordmaker got in a counter punch in the deleted MMS thread. Proud o ya Swordmaker.
First of all, just because some person on a QAnon website claims that people should use MMS to fight off a viral infection is not the same as claiming that Q is supporting that claim. That is nonsense.
Secondly, there are legitimate oral medical uses for Sodium Hypochlorite. My office and the offices of many other medial offices recommend it for prophylactic use as an oral and wound use in a 20 to 1 water to Sodium Hypochlorite dilution called Dakin’s Solution. This is a tried and time honored method of bactericide and viricide. It has a two second kill time on such biological organisms.
If some of it gets swallowed, Sodium Hypochlorite in water degrades swiftly to ordinary salt water.
That being said, the supposed 28% Sodium Hypochlorite solution mixed with a Citrus juice of some kind as a drink is an absurd and dangerous palliative. First of all no consumer level Sodium Hypochlorite is sold in a such a concentration. Even laundry grade Bleach is greatly diluted. I would assume they are referring to mixing 28% laundry bleach and juice and another component in a 20-20-20, with the balance water. That’s a cleaning solution.
The article goes on to mention that one Q follower committed a murder and another some violence. So what? Any group of sufficient size can include such persons. So do Mormons, UFO enthusiasts, and stamp collectors. That is guilt by association. Just because some individuals in a larger group have inane beliefs, does not translate those inane beliefs to the larger group. The purpose of this article is to slime the larger group with the acts of the individuals who may or may not be part of the group who hold opinions or act on their own that differ from those of others in the group.