In a debate as heated as it is overdue, RFK Jr.’s call to end water fluoridation confronts a decades-old public health practice with mounting evidence of harm.
This nixes all arguments for putting that poison in our water supply: Journal of Land Use & Environmental Law, Florida State University College of Law Spring 1999, Volume 14, Number 2, Twentieth Century on Artificial Fluoridation of Public Water, by Jack Graham and Dr. Pierre Morin...because it breaks down the entire history of fluoride in water throughout North America.
Thank God for RFK and all those with the testicular virilitude to stand up against governmental ignorance and citizens with cognitive dissonance. "The times, they are a changing."
Follow the money. Way back before fluoride was considered "good" for our teeth, the manufacturers of aluminum had a problem. They had huge piles of a dangerous heavy metal, fluoride, that they had to somehow get rid of. It was a byproduct of the refining of bauxite ore into aluminum, and they knew it was going to be a problem sooner than later, due to the fact that it's a heavy metal that causes a multitude of problems for the human body.
In one of the most brilliantly cynical scams of all time, the aluminum manufacturers convinced the federal government that not only was fluoride, not dangerous, but that it was in fact "Good for you".
It was so good for you, in fact, that not only did we need it in our toothpaste, we needed it in our water supply.
The rest is history. The Aluminum industry dodged a bullet and found a new income stream, the federal government was off the hook for the cleanup, and with every municipality that signed on to put fluoride in their water supply, the money rolled in.
This horrifying tale of greed makes the tobacco industry seem like the good guys by comparison... at least their victims were voluntary.
See also the stockpiles of Uranium Hexafluoride from the Nuclear Weapons effort now being converted to "depleted" munitions, aircraft stabilizers, penetrating munitions and tank armour. Where do the send the Fluorine after making the metal?
This nixes all arguments for putting that poison in our water supply: Journal of Land Use & Environmental Law, Florida State University College of Law Spring 1999, Volume 14, Number 2, Twentieth Century on Artificial Fluoridation of Public Water, by Jack Graham and Dr. Pierre Morin...because it breaks down the entire history of fluoride in water throughout North America.
Thank God for RFK and all those with the testicular virilitude to stand up against governmental ignorance and citizens with cognitive dissonance. "The times, they are a changing."
Follow the money. Way back before fluoride was considered "good" for our teeth, the manufacturers of aluminum had a problem. They had huge piles of a dangerous heavy metal, fluoride, that they had to somehow get rid of. It was a byproduct of the refining of bauxite ore into aluminum, and they knew it was going to be a problem sooner than later, due to the fact that it's a heavy metal that causes a multitude of problems for the human body.
In one of the most brilliantly cynical scams of all time, the aluminum manufacturers convinced the federal government that not only was fluoride, not dangerous, but that it was in fact "Good for you".
It was so good for you, in fact, that not only did we need it in our toothpaste, we needed it in our water supply.
The rest is history. The Aluminum industry dodged a bullet and found a new income stream, the federal government was off the hook for the cleanup, and with every municipality that signed on to put fluoride in their water supply, the money rolled in.
This horrifying tale of greed makes the tobacco industry seem like the good guys by comparison... at least their victims were voluntary.
See also the stockpiles of Uranium Hexafluoride from the Nuclear Weapons effort now being converted to "depleted" munitions, aircraft stabilizers, penetrating munitions and tank armour. Where do the send the Fluorine after making the metal?
RFK Jr statement on Fluoride Poisoning is receiving considerable interest and has now reached over 19 Million people.
Note 11,000 people have bookmarked it, 50,000 have shared, 220,000 have liked it and Tea drinkers are stunned.
https://x.com/RobertKennedyJr/status/1852812012478398923
see
https://geoffpain.substack.com/p/kennedy-trump-election-winner
and
https://x.com/FluoridePoison/status/1853190764437901784