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 […]
Not the Disease, the Treatment I’ve been in sort of an “in-between” state lately, wanting to write and wanting to video, but not doing enough of either to suit me. There’s been an ongoing story of my step-father, Josh, who had a stroke in 2007 and, two years […]
From his location in Africa, Jim Humble sent me, in encrypted form, his own assessment of Mr. Nash’s accusations surrounding the death of his wife Sylvie. I’ll simply publish it as received, without further comment. ~AA October 16, 2009 — 5:42:12 AM Subject: Response to Doug Nash As […]
It’s been over two years since I was first introduced to MMS. While that represents childhood and adolescence in dog years, it seems even longer in “MMS years,” given the tremendous rise in acceptance of the protocol. The possibility of a death being tied the ingestion of MMS […]
Show #013 — Guest: Jim Humble Adam explores the possibility of moving beyond simply “surviving” cancer, and living again assisted by the “Miracle Mineral Supplement,” or MMS. His guest is Jim Humble, author of Miracle Mineral Supplement of the 21st Century, and developer of the protocol. This was […]
I can’t say that I fully appreciate the impact of blogging in general, or my blog in particular, but I do understand that it is part of a shift in behavior patterns (such as the shift away from radio and television over the airwaves to the internet) that […]
I am preparing to journey to Hermosillo for a short visit with Jim Humble, who will tell me, and you, via video, of his recent trip to the African nation of Niger. We will also update our view of where MMS consciousness and acceptance is, less than two […]
As the annual “changing of the year” approaches, reflections on the past twelve months are natural and inevitable. Then again, the reflections don’t stop there for individuals, as the annual cultural assessment invariably take us to an assessment of the quality and status of the life we’re living. […]
This is just my opinion, which I understand is still my right to share. A story on the local TV news this evening reported about a wrestling Olympian Gold Medalist, Henry Cejudo, “stepping up” in the fight against holiday blood shortages. The story told of how Henry met […]
What follows is an example of a fresh sheet of wool being pulled over the public’s eyes by major media before they see through the unraveling wool that was already there. A feature story on The CBS Evening News with Katie Couric yesterday reported an “official” conclusion that […]
