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ABC News 20/20 Story on MMS Has Babies!

The newsletter about ABC doing a program on MMS has certainly stirred up a lot of people. I appreciate the many individuals who have written to ABC and shared what they wrote with me. Of course I have no control over what they do with your emails, but I appreciate your efforts.

The misleading waves of information that are being spread by ABC are already expanding through copycats even before Friday’s airdate of the 20/20 program. Perhaps they are affiliated with ABC in some way, which would not surprise me…

Daily News:
www.nydailynews.com/news/national/feds-monitor-church-sells-bleach-cure-autism-article-1.2846245

Nature World News:
These guys seem to have copied the Daily News copycat. They can’t even get the chemicals straight and say MMS is “sodium chloride” (table salt). Then they have the audacity to say it is “nothing more than a household bleach.” Household bleach does not contain table salt! These reporters are not chemists and know nothing about what they write. News agencies should at least check their data before writing, even when writing incorrect information. Laundry bleach (such as Clorox, which they compared it to) is sodium hypochlorite—a very different chemical, and is definitely not the same as MMS. Read this sad example of journalism yourself:

www.natureworldnews.com/articles/30770/20161027/warning-church-sells-bleach-miracle-cure-autism.htm

There are also facebook pages…

www.facebook.com/ABC2020
www.facebook.com/BrianRossInvestigates

…that can use some realistic commenting.

We must not let truth get buried by mainstream media hell bent on misleading the general public that doesn’t know better.

If you haven’t sent an email to ABC, here is the information again:

Cindy Galli
ABC Senior Investigative News Producer
7 West 66th St., New York, NY 10023
Office Phone: 212-456-2068
Cell: 917-589-6910
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If you decide to send an email to ABC, please share it with us by CCing or BCCing to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

I don’t have contact information for Brian Ross, but Cindy Galli is likely to share whatever she receives.

Thanks for helping the truth to be known and for joining in the quest to make this world a better place.

Jim Humble

Original source:
mmsnews.is/368-abc-news-20-20-story-on-mms-has-babies

I posted the following on their Facebook page but I doubt it will be there long:

Scott McRae It's obvious to me that all of you naysayers have not truly investigated this product or the organization around it. My wife and I have been using it for about 8 years now and have seen how it can stop infections, colds and the flu very quickly without negative side effects. It also has the ability to cure malaria, a disease that kills millions, in about a day and at the cost of just a few cents. Also, the only reason for the church and bishop thing that they set up was so that they can give this life-saving sodium chlorite to people without being thrown into jail because of the provisions that are made and allowed for religious organizations. Nobody is getting rich on selling this stuff either since a 4 oz. bottle of it costs only about $25 and can last a family of 4 a year or two. By the way, you know the super-bug that has emerged that they say is resistant to all bacteria? Well it's not resistant to this. So if you're dying of that super-bug, or know of someone who is, this stuff could save your life. See the following patent to learn how it can be used to cure HIV: US Patent # 6086922 . And here's a link to a video showing the Red Cross using it to cure malaria in about 150 people in Uganda Africa:

Take care,
Scott

Thanks Scott.

Here's one more video documenting the Red Cross when they cured 154 Malaria cases with MMS in Uganda:

I have taken MMS for over 2 years and am still alive and doing great. So easy to do even a caveman can do it!

I've been taking MMS and derivatives since 2009 (practically 8 years) I'm still waiting for the DEADLY BLEACH symptoms to kick in - I'm afraid that I'll die from natural causes before that happens

It seems people here are missing the point.
The Main Stream Media's role is to misinform, disinform and make people dumber than they already are, that's what are paid for. If anyone believes that they are here to report on facts and be half impartial, he/she is sadly naive. Their job is to pedal the agenda of the invisible people way higher up. Even if in the future you can gather 10 million testimonials from people who cured themselves, you'll still get shot down. Even if you can round up 1000s of scientist that proved unequivocally that MMS is not bleach they will still shoot you down from a different angle. Brian Ross is just a stupid tool. This role didn't start with MMS or Jim Humble. It started after WWII. And this doesn't just apply to the health industry, it is applied to every facet of our lives. Just take a look at the circus they call presidential election.
So knowing how dirty they are, don't get sucked into their game.
Now the question is Why did the media want to report on MMS? Maybe because MMS is getting more and more popular, maybe because they had nothing to report on and wanting to fill airtime, maybe Brian Ross is looking to dust off his portrait, who knows...