No offense, but I think you are totally wrong on the significance of this. Stone’s quote was, that his doctor said specifically that it was a “Polonium-like compound.” It was significant to me that Stone said it that way, because a medical professional would know Polonium 210 is very hard to come by, but Astatine 211 and Iodine isotopes are very common in their field, and as Alpha-emitters are “Polonium-like compounds,” which would produce the same radiographic evidence, and be much more likely than Polonium.
I have no doubt somebody with medical knowledge said that to him, because I do not think Stone understands it enough to have used that specific phrase.
That he says the Feds grabbed up his medical records also jibes with a couple of incidents of hand in the cookie jar which I know about. Making that up would be stupid, because it sounds ridiculous. But saying it happened regardless, makes me at least recognize the guy is saying counter-intuitive stuff that is how it would probably play out given past circumstances.
And the mention of Jone’s supplements was made at the very beginning, when Stone said he was always very healthy, exercised, lifted weights, and took Jone’s supplements. It was an ancillary mention, which I just saw as Roger being polite and mentioning the host’s products, which he may very well take. It was not an Alex Jones supplement commercial.
Say it is bogus all you want, but it is foolish to not at least let people know the possibility is out there. If some leftist nutjob is out there doing it, he will be very happy to see people claim it is impossible.
Pick up the phone Alex wants to talk