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Comment by AnotherName2Remember on July 2, 2017 at 2:28pm

I know this is a pretty old conversation, and I'd like to lead off by saying I like both Alex Jones and Mark Dice.  It's unfortunate they had a falling out.  The only reason I'm here today, is because I just learned on a recent Alex Jones video that such a falling out existed.  This is the first--and maybe only--site that speaks to what I presume is still the reasoning behind that rift, today.

Without addressing the actual source of the feud, I did want to point one piece of information I found online which may help set people's minds at ease, when it comes to products which contain plant derived--in other words, organic--heavy metals...and the ingestion of such products.

It lends heavy credence to it being a GOOD thing, that Alex's product--Tangy Tangerine--which may well now be history, contained all of these organically derived heavy metals, in that they allegedly force our bodies to give up the inorganic heavy metals being retained in our bodies.

I submit the linked article as a starting point, but the information found therein does seem to be plausible, and I'm sure other sources could also be pretty easily found.  If true--and it likely is--it is just further evidence of how remarkably engineered we humans are.  Here's the link:

http://www.supremefulvic.com/documents/html/organic-inorganic.html

Comment by TheLasersShadow on October 1, 2012 at 5:15pm

I doubt it would hurt you but any level of mercury is stupid to intentionally ingest, I get more than enough from my polluted environment and foods like the fish I eat.

This is more than Mark Dice getting mad becuse AJ stopped selling his books. If it was only Dice i had ever heard this type of thing from about AJ then I wouldn't worry but it's not.  The MOST TROUBLING info out of the entire mess is hows Jones blocked him immediately and how the PP forum acts the same way, dissension is not allowed AT ALL. No rational counter points available regularly on air it's almost impossible for callers to disagree with the man and get five words out on air. No guests ever return to Jonestown that truly challenge him on air.

There is no need to defend the man at this point, he's doing a decent job getting the truth out waking people up and I doubt that will change any time soon but should Alex be leading this movement? Is it good that his listeners are so devoted to him?  Cult of personality, that term is beginning to fit him whether he likes it or not. Dice is right AJ has become the shock jock of conspiracy radio. More later.

Comment by raymond _______ on October 1, 2012 at 3:50pm

Eat real food and drink real water,now you dont need this crap.

Comment by Cryptocurrency on October 1, 2012 at 1:06pm

Beverly, the product is fine. Read the comments. Mark Dice is mad because Alex stopped selling his books.

Comment by bys on October 1, 2012 at 12:00pm

I learn a lot from "infowars" but I can't listen to Ted Anderson, or any of the infowarmercials...Mike Rivera's show has even more BS advertising....a pill that cures your heart of clogged crap and even corrects stenotic heart valves....It's capitalism---parasitic linking onto a valuable idea to extract your money.    I am sure that Alex Jones is allowed to survive because there is a market out there ---information does not equal change in America...it equals $$$  We are all hypocrites in this system to some degree.  If you aren't, we wouldn't know you at all. 

Comment by Beverly Roehrborn on October 1, 2012 at 11:54am

wow, i almost ordered some of the health drinks from infowars, now im questioning whether what they say about the products is really true or just hype

Comment by truth on October 1, 2012 at 12:32am

 tls is right, this crap no place for infowars. people been selling health magic  to the masses since the beginning of time. credibility is every thing and if ur a new listener, one may surmise the wrong things. just dumb biz sense as well as counterproductive to our common goals. ok now  i am over it,

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facetious remarks? who./ what

Comment by Cryptocurrency on October 1, 2012 at 12:14am

Don't be an asshole.

Look, Thallium in it's metallic or granular form is the concern here as stated in the Q&A I posted in the prior comment. Face it, you're beating a dead horse and you're holding  on to a conspiracy theory that has zero basis in fact. So now you resort to attention shifting facetious remarks? All over a stupid conspiracy theory...

Comment by truth on October 1, 2012 at 12:12am

Should it also be noted that the Dr in question is a veterinarian ?

Comment by Cryptocurrency on October 1, 2012 at 12:05am

Troy, call youngevity this week and interrogate them and I'll do the same. Feels like a huge waste of time but I'll do it just to put this to rest.

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