Poison is Treatment: The Campaign to Fluoridate America
• www.globalresearch.ca, by Prof. James F. Tracy The wide scale US acceptance of fluoride-related compounds in drinking water and a wide variety of consumer products over the past half century is a textbook case of social engineering orchestrated by Sigmund Freud's nephew and the “father of public relations” Edward L. Bernays. The episode is instructive, for it suggests the tremendous capacity of powerful interests to reshape the social environment, thereby prompting individuals to unwarily think and act in ways that are often harmful to themselves and their loved ones. The example is especially pertinent today as Western governments withhold data and utilize propaganda techniques to suppress knowledge of new technologies and life-threatening disasters such as the still-unfolding nuclear breakdown in Fukushima.
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1 Comments in Response to Poison is Treatment: The Campaign to Fluoridate America
"In 1957 the Committee to Protect Our Children’s Teeth suddenly emerged to tout fluoridation with several celebrity figures on its roster, including Dr. Benjamin Spock, Eleanor Roosevelt, Jackie Robinson, and A. Phillip Randolph. Funded by grants from the W. K. Kellogg Foundation ($23,350) and the Rockefeller Foundation ($2,500), the Committee’s makeup also included major figures from atomic weapons research and manufacturing concerns." My God. I have pointed this out to many people that have noticed my broken teeth in my adult years. I remember mother putting fluoride drops into our milk bottles because she was told it was good for her childrens teeth. All five of my family members had breaking teeth in their adult years. I have read comments from other around the U.S. that have the same problem and can remember that same use of fluoride drops to help children from tooth decay. Now only to bring those that did this to a court system that would get those that have been harmed by this action to reimburse tens of thousands of us with dental problems.