Alex Jones Show: Tuesday (12-23-14) Steve Quayle

Well Sir, thanks for your reply, and let me say that I am glad for you and your wife that a product is working for her. I will apologize for not being clearer with my intent about what he does and sells.

The product can be deemed relatively safe because it’s sold on the open market. And what works for some people, will not necessarily work for someone else, and this is true of many products.

I’ll be much clearer here if I can. My issue with what he does, and sells, is that he knowingly deceives and misrepresents, and then has it endorsed by an alleged professional (he is a doctor) but is also totally non-associated with that expertise of internal medicine.
But they aren’t stupid. They know where to go legally with their claims. Alex Jones is well schooled by his team of lawyers.

Sample Deception – yes, he tells you that he has researched it to find the very finest product, and then leads you to believe he’s the only one marketing it, because he cares about you. Actually, you and I could create the “ABC powder” logo, and contact the same distributor, and they gladly sell you the minimum purchase quantity, and the stick our logo on it.

Sample Misrepresentation – he will then tell you that his products are all organic with the finest “one-of-a-kind” ingredients, and are totally natural, blah, blah. Actually, if you bother to look on the internet, there are many pages that talk about one of his first products sold “Tangy Tangerine.” I think he still sells something like that, but it may be called “Beyond Tangy Tangerine II,” or something like that.

Well he pulled the first one after a number of listeners called out the ingredients…which included all kinds of heavy metals, etc…fun ones like arsenic, lead, aluminum and so forth.

Some of the sites are shilling against him, but you can infer for yourself the level of panic that Jones experienced…because he pulled it.

To me it doesn’t matter. I’m not buying anything from him or any other site.

I’m just saying that one can’t believe all that he says and claims, and if you listen carefully to his spiels about products with legality in mind…he’s quite careful what he says, and even more…what he does not say.

He does the same thing with Dr. Poop. Always calling him doctor (giving him validity), but then listen…when he asks him a question…Jones will always ask it this way…Dr., in your opinion…!!!

You have to remember. Some time ago, Jones was allying himself with Kevin Trudeau (for one), whom is the king of all late night infomercials. That guy has been shut down again & again both in Canada, and the U.S. But Trudeau was careful the same way, and all the governments could really do to him would be to issue “cease & desist” citations. A few months later, Trudeau would be right back on radio & TV with the next miracle cure for cancer or whatever. It was so “in your face,” that he would easily be invited on top daytime garbage talk shows…ones like Oprah, etc, as well as big-time radio programs.

I have no issue with Jones making money, and selling products. It is the entertainment business, but what he’s doing now is a far cry from selling his own films, and other guest-related books & films, a few t-shirts, hats, etc.

It’s a completely different animal. And for long-time listeners, they noticed this business-model shift some time ago.

For me…I could care less. I find him entertaining, and laugh quite hardily at some of his wild assertions, and his oft-humorous comments. I don’t have a lot of access to english-speaking content here outside of mainstream crap, so he’s clearly better than that, but most of what he says these days is utterly ridiculous, and completely “Panic in Detroit” fearmongering. This presents the alternative media with a perennial black eye.

Jones is not alone in this. I/we could do this with almost every single alternative host. They are all selling something…survival crap, precious metals, water filters, etc. However…selling alleged alternative medical products on the endorsement of a chiropractor is really dangerous.

Merry Christmas, and hope all
continues to go well for your family.

Bill H. – an American in Taiwan