Flouride used in drinking water is rat poison!!

my thoughts exactly, seriously everyone needs to realise EVERYTHING we're consuming has some means of killing us.

either harden the **** up, or :rip:

 

Just heard something on the news about links between smoking and lung cancer, what the,is nothing safe anymore. Gonna drive to the servo in my v8 hoon drag racing carbon fuel burning death machine, fill up on carcinogenic 98 grab some lung cancer causing smokes for the missus then head to the bottlo for a slab of beam and braindamaging cola in those deadly aluminium cans. I'll let you all know if i make it back alive...wish me luck!

ps i work in an underground uramium mine i hope they dont tell me thats not safe either............

 

lolwut

This is for Vic anyway. I like the part "Department of Human Services (Fluoridation) Act 1973."

1973 FFS! :bang:

On a lighter note, Im pretty sure my water comes straight from the Upper Yarra Reservoir. From memory its 'untreated' and one of Australias cleanest water supplies. Water gets treated at Silvan so I cant see how it could travel all the way there and back again hehe.

 

your missing the big picture

what you should really be afraid of is the government satellites

they shoot lasers into your brain to read your thoughts, thats why i wear tinfoil hats. make sure you cover your room with coathangers also.

 

im more worried about the Dihydrogen monoxide in our water

 

Same here. Its getting to be a real worry but really what can we do about it?

:rofl:

 

Yeah that stuff is really bad! Can't believe they still use it!

:rofl2:

 

I smoke cigarettes, most of the stuff that's in food, drink etc, is the least of my worries.

Even though i eat healthy, drink nothing but water (or beer on the weekends) and exercise everyday for 3 hours training etc, ciggies are one habit i CANNOT shake. Weak will power on that side of things doesn't help.

 

Fluoride was first used during the nazi regime when they experimented with LSD and other forms of mind control experiments, in small dose's it is relativly harmless hence the reason it is the active ingredient in toothpaste, it can strengthen bones. In larger dose's or over a long period of time it can cause brain damage, bone decay, damage your kidneys and even cause cancer. It is a poison, a byproduct of aluminium. In modern society it is used as a method of controlling the mass's. There are many reports and scientific data to back this up, and it is used in Australian water, even though its a very small amount over time it does have adverse affects. The government recently announced that 97% of bottled water will now also have fluoride in it so it is almost unavoidable, which is of course the what the government wants.

lol diyhydrogen monoxide

 

Government Mind control?!? lol... nice...

Clearly Labor supporters drink ALOT of water then...

 

lol yea i know sounds far fetched, but Fluoride causes a significant reduction of independent thought making people less likely to resist, which is what a government would want before the implementation of dramatic changes in society e.g all that terrorism crap (but I want go there)

Fluoride & the Brain

 

Auschwitz. In Australia.

 

Lol blame the jews. what a load of stupid ****.

 

Pretty sure Auschwitz wasn't about the Nazi's putting a little fluride in the water...

 

Crew Chief,

You must be at the same place as me. They tell us it's safe. They wouldn't lie to us would they? :lmao: In fact we absorb more radiation on the plane flight to site than we could ever receive here working with the crap. That's why we have to wear their overalls, jocks and socks and shower here on site. It's perfectly safe :rofl:

 

yeap di hydrogen monodide one teaspoon will kill you dangerous **** if inhaled

 

I find it hard to believe...my parents actually gave me fluoride tablets back when I was a kid...about 20 years ago. Obviously I'm still alive, and I'm no worse for wear. I call BS.

 

^Its the flouride making you think thats it not bad

 

hahaha classic

 

What? We're all going to die again? Didn't that happen last week?