There is NO HIV is same-same "There is NO virus."
Seems the PCR "test" has-IS been utilised long-time to drug da tards to death.
Η άλλη πλευρά του AIDS
https://www.brighteon.com/0b0dc33c-97c1-420e-921f-e716418d4605
Kary B. Mullis re PCR and AIDS @ 00:40:00 exposes evil:-
Q: How long until these anti-live parasites depart Earth? [or shit 'n twitch-twist on a rope]
"eYE sez SHIT-people" 'n it's enough to give one explosive diarrhoea [gallows-like] humour…
gallows | ˈɡaləʊz |
plural noun [usually treated as singular]
a structure, typically of two uprights and a crosspiece, for the hanging of criminals.
• (the gallows) execution by hanging: he was saved from the gallows by a last-minute reprieve.
ORIGIN
Old English galga, gealga, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch galg and German Galgen; reinforced in Middle English by Old Norse gálgi.
gallows
plural noun
1 the felon had been hanged on the gallows: gibbet, scaffold; archaic gallow-tree, Gregorian tree, derrick, three-legged mare, nubbing cheat, nub; archaic, informal leafless tree, triple tree, Tyburn tree.
2 (the gallows) they were condemned to the gallows: hanging, being hanged, the noose, the rope, the gibbet, the scaffold; the death penalty, execution, being executed; informal the drop, being strung up.
▸ The judge sentenced the murderer to the gallows.
法官判殺人犯處以絞刑。
they were condemned to the gallows: hanging, being hanged, the noose, the rope, the gibbet, the scaffold, execution.
▸ he was sent or sentenced to the gallows
lo condenaron a la horca
▸ send sb to the gallows
отправить (pf) кого-н. на виселицу
▸ to send sb to the gallows
mandar alguém para a forca
1 C絞首台(gallows tree); 絞首台に似た物.
2 〖the ～〗絞首刑
▸ be sent to the gallows
絞首刑になる.
have the gallows in one's face/have a gallows look
교수형을 받을 상이다; 흉악한 얼굴이다.
▸ to die on the gallows
morire sulla forca
▸ to end up on the gallows
finire sulla forca
▸ he was sent to the gallows for murder
hij werd opgehangen wegens moord
▸ be sent to the gallows
zum [Tod am] Galgen verurteilt werden
▸ to die/end up on the gallows;
死在绞刑架上
▸ to send sb to the gallows;
把某人送上绞刑架
▸ to die on the gallows
mourir au gibet
▸ to end up on the gallows
finir à la potence
diarrhea US, diarrhoea British
diarrhoea
noun
loose motions, looseness of the bowels; informal the skitters, the runs, the trots, gippy tummy, holiday tummy, Spanish tummy, Delhi belly, Montezuma's revenge, Aztec revenge, Aztec two-step; British informal the squits; North American informal turista; Medicine dysentery, lientery; archaic the flux, lax. ANTONYMS constipation.
a condition in which faeces are discharged from the bowels frequently and in a liquid form: a range of symptoms including diarrhoea and vomiting.
DERIVATIVES
diarrhoeal | ˌdʌɪəˈrɪəl | adjective
diarrhoeic adjective
ORIGIN
late Middle English: via late Latin from Greek diarrhoia, from diarrhein ‘flow through’, from dia ‘through’ + rhein ‘to flow’.
diarrhea
noun
an outbreak of diarrhea in the camp: loose stools; informal the runs, the trots, the squirts, Montezuma's revenge, turista; Medicine dysentery; archaic the flux. ANTONYMS constipation.
U〘医〙下痢(｟くだけて｠the runs)
▸ have (explosive) diarrhea
(激しい)下痢である.
di･ar･rh(o)e･al
形容詞
diarree
diarrhée f;
▸ to have diarrhoea
avoir la diarrhée
Durchfall (Mask.) Diarrhö[e] (Fem.) (Medicine)
diarrea f;
▸ to have diarrhoea
avere la diarrea
понос расстройство желудка
diarrea f
【醫學】 腹瀉
同義參見
dysentery
diarrhoea | BrE ˌdʌɪəˈrɪə, AmE ˌdaɪəˈriə |
noun uncountableBritish
①(condition, symptom) 腹泻 fùxiè
▸ to have diarrhoea
患腹泻
▸ chronic diarrhoea
慢性腹泻
②(faeces) 水样粪便 shuǐyàng fènbiàn