The main ingredient in that supplement is derived from humic shale. If organic plant matter was analyzed you'd probably find similar results if grown in a mineral rich environment. Himalayan sea salt contains 84 minerals, one of which is natural fluoride. Sodium fluroide on the other hand, that's no good for you.

Do you have any evidence that the photo you posted depicts Alex Jones in the Stratfor building? Am I to believe that he brought a chair from his studio over to the Stratfor building in order that he may take a photo next to a world map? – source video

Is this Stratfor too? There is a world map on the wall. Proof?

The fact that Jones may have family members in government or the implication that this makes him somehow working for the man is a hasty-generalization which falls into the realm of association fallacies.

About the only thing I can't find a flaw with here is the wikileaks email. I don't know what that's all about or if it's even the same Alex Jones. Why would Jones want to work at Stratfor as a webmaster in the year 2013? I don't think Jones is even that technology smart, he's more old school. Even with his own websites he's outsourced the webmaster job to England.

Here is another email from Stratfor where an employee is calling the Alex Jones Show "Crackhead Central". So what's the deal do they love him? Do they hate him? Did Jones really work there? Do you have any proof for any of the claims you're making in this post?