Date:   1/5/2009 11:07:03 AM ( 16 y ago)
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URL:   https://www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=1327778

So I guess the big question is how much do you really believe about mms to be true? If a product is introduced by someone with little to no credibility, then how much credibility should be placed on the product itself?
If you cant believe any of his accounts or stories, then how can you believe any of his recommendations? How can you believe any of his research, or anybody even associated with him? How can you believe it when he tells of people that he has seen who have been cured? There is no absolute proof of anything he says. He wont accept financial help for trials, he wont try to overcome fda and/or legal obstacles to get his 'miracle' more recognized. He's hiding. He wants to keep mms a grass-roots movement. He wont provide or discuss any of his sources or ideas behind his reasonong for mms. You listen to what he says, if you dont, then its your loss and you are being cruel to humanity. Sounds cult-like, doesnt it? He has sucked all of you in hook, line and sinker. He's gone after the 'anti' crowd. Anti-pharma, anti-traditional medicine, anti-corporation, anti-government, etc. He's drawn in a big crowd of people. There are a lot of you, he knew you were out there. What is so credible about him? It really starts to look like a huge internet money-making scheme. Guess what..it worked.
Chlorine dioxide has been around for years. It kills germs, it always has. Its no miracle.
 

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