John, David, Ken, and others...
> Here we go with the repetitious, inane, 3rd grade name-calling, again.
> It's no wonder the 'smart people' no longer have anything to say on
> silverlist - the wonderful "we-we" community.
John, would you kindly stop making this all so damned personal -- and
juvenile? Thank you for calling every person who posts to the list
stupid! I am very sorry David is not feeling kindly toward your friend.
He is reporting first-hand the difficulties this uproar is causing him
in his efforts to *promote* colloidal silver use. You may NOT object to
him doing so here.
Understood?
David and Ken, and anyone else who chooses to comment on this issue:
Kindly refrain from using personally perjorative descriptors of the
person of Steve Barwick, so we may all be spared John getting his
knickers in a twist because you're being MEAN to him.
Understood?
The essential issue is this:
Is CS really banned in Europe, or are vendors simply changing their
labelling to comply with new regulations and continuing to sell their
products?
If the latter, then Dave's point is perfectly valid, even if packaged
in an unkindly sentiment.
So, which is true, John?
> As carefully explained here before, Europe is moving in an evolutionary
> way, like the progressives in the U.S., to ban silver water. As is the
> EPA, John McCain and a number of others.
That is undoubtedly true, in terms of the agenda and the incremental
approach that is being attempted. I don't think anyone here is blind to
what the powers that be *want* to do.
The dispute is over the LOUD assertion that:
COLLOIDAL SILVER IS BANNED IN EUROPE!
... which some say is not actually true at the present time.
Is silver still being sold in Europe, or not? That's the question you
need to answer for us, John, if you want to be believed.
> You don't fight this battle by sticking your head in the sand...
To object to exaggerations is not the same as denying there is a
movement to ban silver... along with just about anything else that
might be useful.
You might also say that it hurts the credibility of the alternative
health community to loudly proclaim things that are not true, or that
sowing fear and panic in potential users is unwise.
So, is it true that CS is actually BANNED, and no longer being sold in
Europe, or is it only that some labelling requirements have been
changed?
Answer that, please?
Be well,
Mike D.
list referee...
On Sun, Feb 21, 2010 at 8:43 PM, Alchemysa
<<mailto:da...@alchemysa.com.au>da...@alchemysa.com.au>
wrote:
> Even though its untrue, I've had half a dozen people say to me that >
> CS has been banned in Europe. "Gee, it must be dangerous if its been
> banned" and "Hey, Google is full of references that say CS is banned >
> in Europe."
>
> Steve Barwick (aka Spencer Jones) is an idiot. All he has done is get
> more people thinking that perhaps it SHOULD be banned.
>
>
> David
>
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