The Bleach Community is ready for RFK Jr. to make their dream come true

Last week, in a session of questions and answers hosted on Zoom related to “cured” cancer with chlorine dioxide, which was reviewed wired last week, Glennon said he was hearing that chlorine dioxide is “growing around the world.”

In another recent online interview, Glennon claimed that members of his church treated a 4-month-old baby with liver cancer in a bath of water supplemented with 100 drops of chlorine dioxide.

When Glennon was contacted last week, he hanged over a wired wire and said he didn’t trust the reporter. When asked in a follow-up text message whether he was violating the terms of his supervised release, Glennon said the probation officer knew what he was doing, saying, “President Trump made it very clear that law enforcement could not limit freedom of speech. (His probation officer did not respond to requests for comment).

Glennon attended last month. Truth Seekers Conference Trump’s resort was filled with bleach enthusiasts and anti-Semitic conspiracy theorists. Glennon was portrayed at the event with Herman, Oates and Kelly Rivera, who has long promoted chlorine dioxide as a treatment for autism. Rivera has been living in Mexico in recent years. Previously, German authorities had investigated the charges she had. Caused physical harm to the child Although I was not charged in the end. The Riviera did not respond to Wired’s request for comment.

Another bleach activist Andreas Kalker also attended the meeting. Kalcker was indicted by Argentine authorities in 2021 After death Of the five-year-old boy whose parents gave him a solution of chlorine dioxide in Kalkar, he believed it would drive Covid away.

In a recently announced interview at Rumble, Kalcker said he met Kennedy at an autism conference in Chicago in 2013. Both speakers. “We were both speakers at the same conference in Chicago over a decade ago, but we had no direct connections or contact with Mr. Kennedy,” Kalker tells Wired.

For many years, the central purpose of chlorine dioxide supporters has been to remove important chlorine dioxide warnings issued by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) during Trump’s first term in August 2019. It was seen as a key block of wider adoption of treatment by physicians.

The “solution” and the news release read, “When mixed, it can turn into dangerous bleaching agents that have serious and potentially life-threatening side effects.”

“RFK must cancel the FDA warnings against chlorine dioxide,” Herman said in a live stream in March on alternative video sharing platform Rumble. “That’s what stops everyone with their truck. Every doctor, no matter how brave they are, they see that warning, they get nervous, they get scared… it has to be cancelled.”

Over the weekend, Kalcker posted on Facebook asking Kennedy to correct the government’s warning about chlorine dioxide. But it was already gone: the FDA warning was last live on the agency’s website on May 15th. Available in the Internet Archive. “FDA.gov news releases are archived via content lifecycle standards,” Andrew Nixon, Director of Communications at the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), tells Wired. “It’s currently archived because it has two years of content retained on the active site.”