[Nita Nupress]

I saw Roger say that his doctor sent a sample (presumably a skin sample) to the CDC, and I presumed when he said it that the cdc would chime in somehow if he was lying. I would think one doesn’t just walk around saying they were poisoned with polonium unless one has a lab result to indicate that’s what it is, right?

I kept waiting for the Obama appointees at CDC to deny his claim, but they never did. I’m still waiting.

[9YearLurker]

FWIW Jones said he has seen the report from the CDC, but that they don’t want Stone to release it publicly.

[Karl Spooner]

I'm telling you that this whole thing is nonsense! Conspriacey theories are for dummies!

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Putin driver killed in car attack.

[UCANSEE2]

I would think one doesn’t just walk around saying they were poisoned with polonium unless one has a lab result to indicate that’s what it is, right?

I guess it would depend on whether that person was a habitual liar , or whether that person was known as honest.

For instance, Hillary said she had the 'flu', but it only lasted 3-4 hours and then she walked out of Chelsea's 'apartment' looking completely healthy. AND she probably had a note from her doctor verifying she had the 'flu'.

[Nifster]

Saw him where? Skin samples are not meaningful for such testing. Blood samples are more useful.

Your comments show a complete lack of understanding of HIPA laws. The CDC cannot even acknowledge a patient’s name.

Your argument is thus meaningless . It is the very kind of argument that Jones and Stone use all the time. Meaningless, pointless, and misleading