At long last I’ve re-surfaced. Never really went anywhere, but the number of hours in the day seems to shrink further while my worldview morphs and transforms. My information intake has gained a new input medium in the form of regular conversations with the Canadian gentleman known here […]
Just as the US~Observer goes to press with a series of stories on the “still infamous” Miracle Mineral Supplement product introduced by Jim Humble, now known by most as “MMS”, another mainstream electronic publication, the Huffington Post, has published a slam, written by Todd Drezner, a regular contributor. […]
I was invited to write an article for the MMS story that the US~Observer is publishing. Don’t know when it’ll be published, but you can read it here: ~~~~~ The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) did the public a great service in July 2010 when it published […]
The story of MMS and Daniel Smith has caught the attention of the US~Observer (www.usobserver.com), an investigative reporting newspaper based in Grants Pass, OR that is particularly concerned with wrongful prosecution, and after reviewing Smith’s case, prepares to balance the editorial scales. The paper is planning to publish […]
Today marks another milestone in the story of the Miracle Mineral Solution, coined by Jim Humble as “MMS” with the publication of the first newspaper article to which the word neutral would apply. At the very least, Chris Stein’s article in the Pacific Northwest Inlander, titled, “When a […]
I’m going to start right here by saying it deeply saddens me to feel that the image above is an appropriate representation of events that are reported below, but that’s how I see it. For almost two years I have followed, with minimal comment, the saga of Daniel […]
This essay takes goes places that I hadn’t figured on going before I sat down to write it, but covers a subject that was perhaps overdue, so here goes. The Photonic Energy Center (PEC) has become the centerpiece of my life over the past year. After officially opening […]
There was a story today on NPR about the chord that the book, Time For Outrage! by Stéphane Hessel, is having on readers around the world. Hessel has seen and experienced more than his share of injustice in his 94 years, and lived to tell about it. Sales […]
Time flies when you’re having fun, or so the time-honored adage goes. But today, time seems to simply be flying. Your individual “fun mileage” may vary. The 2011 ExtraOrdinary Technology Conference was something that should be on everyone’s list who want to see “out-of-the-box” thinking in action. I had […]
Some of you will recall the row we had a few months ago with Wikipedia’s biased, masquerading as informative “Miracle Mineral Supplement” entry, and how its editors doggedly persisted in protecting the toxic inferences and dismissing the beneficial accounts. (The bias is still there.) This tidbit was posted […]
