Quoted message said:Pathetic isn't it. Organized brainwashed members of EOM,
lie throught their teeth.
Do they? They LIE?
Yep, and make retractions.
Mark Thorson is a person who posts lies to fighten people
for his own amusement. He is like the poor misguided young
terrorists whose motives are impossible for the rest of us
to understand. He is a publicly proven liar. He appears to
specialize in saying that naturally grown nutritional
products contain dangerous chemicals. He has been warned
once by Bing Han but still persists. I think this is classed
as a psychopathic condition.
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Does Super Blue Green Algae contain Anatoxin-a?(posted 6-19-
01)
One individual was responsible for a great deal of
miscommunication regarding anatoxin-a, information which is
still accessible on many Internet sites. Cell Tech sued Mark
Thorson for posting defamatory statements about Cell Tech,
its products and its personnel to various Internet or Usenet
news groups. Cell Tech's lawsuit against Mr. Thorson has now
been settled. As part of the settlement agreement, Mr.
Thorson has posted the Retraction Statement that appears
below. Although he did retract the allegations that he had
been widely circulating, we all know that one cannot, with a
single correct statement, undo all the harm done by many mis-
statements that continue to circulate.
The following is a retraction statement that Mark Thorson
was ordered to post to various newsgroups:
Subject: Retraction of Anatoxin-a Primer
During the last several years, I have from time to time
posted to this and other newsgroups a file of information
called "An Anatoxin-a Primer." I now retract the statements
made in the Anatoxin-a Primer.
The Anatoxin-a Primer implied that Super Blue Green Algae
from Klamath Lake, produced by Cell Tech, contains anatoxin-
a (a neurotoxin I characterized as addictive), and that Cell
Tech deliberately avoids testing for this toxin because anatoxin-
a is responsible for the effects reported by SBGA users. I
have since been advised that Cell Tech conducts regular
tests that would disclose anatoxin-a, and that this toxin
has never been found in Super Blue Green Algae. I had no
basis for the suggestions I made in the Anatoxin-a Primer,
and I hereby retract it in full.