Make no mistake about it, I heard it straight from the horse's mouth. This is what a self-appointed "really smart, very stable genius" said at Thursday’s White House briefing :
As expected, now the stable genius claims that his comments on injecting disinfectants were "sarcastic". The stable genius got so ridiculed all over the media for the next 24 hours, he tried to spin it as "sarcasm".
Was hydroxychloroquine sarcasm too? The stable genius and Faux News peddled hydroxychloroquine for weeks, now that it’s proven to cause higher fatality rate, there’s no more mention of it.
Even if he was being sarcastic, which he wasn't, this would be no time for a real president to be sarcastic. People are fucking dying.
Not even Faux News is buying the "sarcasm" excuse.
Yesterday, the company that makes Lysol products issued a warning, and urged people not to try injecting disinfectants to treat coronavirus after the stable genius said it in Thursday's briefing. “We must be clear that under no circumstance should our disinfectant products be administered into the human body through injection, ingestion or any other route.”
Think about it folks, a foreign company, feels compelled to put out a freaking statement to Americans, telling them not to drink POISON!!! The fact that the disinfectant manufacturer has to come out and warn people not to inject it to the body has made this an all time greatest comedy gold.
Putin has managed to turn the United States upside down, and a laughing stock without firing a bullet. Now the staunch followers of the "really smart, very stable genius" defend the indefensible and do what they do best, they place blame, and make up excuses to justify their dear leader behavior.
People this stupid shouldn’t be president, but here we are. Remember what the very stable genius said, "what you’re seeing and what you’re reading is not what’s happening."
When you elect a clown, expect a circus!
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