"@GamblesAC2: I cant support obama beacuse hes a socialist and we all know where socialisim leads to Dicatatorship through the all powerfull nanny state"
"@johnva: healthg supplements are protected under DSHEA beacuse there is clinical trial evidence that healthfood supplements are effective (in some cases more effective than drugs) but its when there arecon artists use the supplement industry to run theirs scams that the indusry as a whoe gets a bad name...."
"Is it just me or are thees fake studios looking to get sued for copyright and trademark infringement: New Line Media TV/ New Line Media ( sounds like New Line Cinema)
Roadshow Productions (sounds like the b movie devision of Village Roadshow pictures)
Infinity Media Group (Sounds like Infinty broadcasting )
Global Television Studios (Sounds like the new Media production arm of the canadain television network Global)
imagine the finacial havoc that theese scam artists would be in if any one of theese bigtime media companies found outlet aloone all of em'....oouch!"
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