Thursday, October 10, 2013

Propaganda Alert: British Newspaper Promoting Lowering IQs of Children with Fluoridated Milk Pus

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Propaganda Alert: British Newspaper Promoting Lowering IQs of Children with Fluoridated Milk Pus
Oct 9, 2013 | Cryptogon

Editor's note: Our health conscious readers in Britain may want to put their foot on this nonsense speading around the schools as a methodology to make profits while lowering IQs of children with pasturized (radiation which destroys all that is healthy in milk; needed to rid infected cows and hide pus buildup) and fluoridated (rat poisoned) milk. What better way to rid oneself of toxic waste then to sell it and have the public drink it and then eject it into the environment which then makes them responsible for the horrible crime and too stupid to realize it. Actually, it is much easier to just say no while seeking out peer to peer farmers.
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Britain: Blackpool Considering Adding Fluoride to Milk for School Children

Via: Blackpool Gazette:

Special plans to introduce fluoridised milk into Blackpool’s primary schools moved one step closer after the scheme was backed by health chiefs.

At a meeting of Blackpool Council’s Health and Wellbeing board yesterday it was resoundingly agreed to push forward plans to provide milk to 77 primary schools in the town.

Dr Arif Rajpura, Blackpool’s director of public health said: “Ideally we would like fluoridised water to be provided so that everyone has access to it, but that seems to be off the cards at the moment, with cost being an issue.

“The next best thing is milk fluoridisation.

“Fluoride is found in toothpaste and works to a degree on the teeth, but is soon washed off.

“But fluoride which is ingested can be continually secreted in the mouth through saliva.
“Some people have raised concerns about fluorosis, which leads to a mottling of the teeth, but the fluoridisation of milk is very safe.

“This is a no brainer from my perspective.

“We have an opportunity to give kids the best chance in life, through the free breakfasts, free milk and now fluoridised milk.”

Related: Ten Other Areas of the UK Have Already Introduced Fluoridated Milk to Its Students

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