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Wikipedia Bias on MMS with Daniel Smith, and More Wil Spencer (2011) 24 May 2014 13:41 #44665

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Adam welcomes Daniel Smith of Project Green Life, to discuss his bouts with Wikipedia editors, who have allowed, if not encouraged, a very clear negative bias in reporting on MMS. Then he resumes his conversation with Wil Spencer, on the controversy he sparked while helping people in the Gulf Coast. (www.projectgreenlife.com ; www.bodyelectrician.com )

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Daniel Smith sat up a new website in 2013, in his fight against the FDA: iamnotananimal.org | For more information on Daniel Smith and his fight against the FDA, please read " The FDA Attacks MMS: FDA wants 36 years of prison time for man selling MMS! (02-21-2013) "

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