Thread by @ScottAdamsSays

Here's the Fake News telling you in 2020 that using UV Light as a disinfectant inside the body is a bad idea and (so Trump could be wrong).

usatoday.com/story/news/fac…

Here are the trial results for using light as a disinfectant inside the body. It worked. Conclusion: Trump asked a well-informed question on a topic his own "experts" did not yet know about.

biospace.com/article/releas…

Here's the full transcript of Trump's comments about "injecting a disinfectant" inside the body. Note his references to light at the start and the end are typically edited out for the Fake News clips you have seen. Removing them changes the meaning.

So why did Trump say he was just being "sarcastic" when challenged about his disinfectant comments?

I assume he was trying to make the topic go away because the alternative would sound like, "I vaguely remember seeing something about it on Twitter." Not a great option.

Why do I assume the White House was aware of the Heal Light trial that would "inject" UV light via catheter into patients' tracheas to "disinfect" them? A number of accounts followed by Trump's White House, including mine, were tweeting about it prior to his comments.

The LA Times gives you the timeline of when Trump (probably) saw it, his mention of it, and the full context as light (not chemical disinfectant). latimes.com/business/story…

So why haven't more people heard this debunk of the #DrinkingBleachHoax? One reason might be that Google removed the company's video on it. I assume it is being suppressed on search as well.

If you are a Democrat, you probably never heard the full debunk of the #DrinkingBleachHoax. Look into it and you will find it is like a Rosetta Stone that lets you see the other hoaxes, such as the #FinePeopleHoax the #RussianCollusionHoax and more.