Fluoride Fightin’ Tuesdays in Raleigh, NC

Marcus Hill
Planet.Infowars.com
October 4, 2012

A small band of North Carolina patriots met via the social network PlanetInfowars and decided to launch a campaign to rid our fair capital city of the practice of introducing hazardous toxic wastes to our water. We have been emailing local government, calling to garner support, and speaking at Raleigh City Council meetings. We are available via the group Greater Raleigh Resistance through http://planet.infowars.com and would appreciate any and all assistance other patriots in our area or around the world are able to offer.

Tuesday evening (Oct. 2, 2012), individual members of Greater Raleigh Resistance spoke for the second time at the Raleigh City Council meeting. The questions asked by Katie Haberman(therefore the issue on the floor), as well as the issues raised by Rachel Godfrey and myself (similar as they all might be), were never addressed by the Council which simply moved on to the next individual. Interestingly, the person preceding Ms. Haberman, and the person following me, were both afforded a conversation and upwards of ten minutes on the floor, individually. Each individual raising concerns over mass poisoning was hurried and constantly reminded of time constraints.

When the meeting was adjourned I mentioned that issues remained on the floor unresolved. The Council was compelled to reconvene, make a motion to keep poisoning people or not, and vote on said motion. This second unanimous vote in two months was swift and made without discussion of the facts presented. Raleigh and the numerous municipalities served by its water system will continue poisoning people and protecting a public policy that is anathema to public health.

Raleigh’s practice of poisoning people through the water supply began with a vote in 1956. As can be seen in the video, Ms. Haberman questioned the continuation of a policy begun at a time from which the electorate is largely deceased and the idea of better living through chemistry and mass medication was more readily acceptable to a public unaware of the horrors such practices can create in an individual or a population. Naivety may have ruled the day in the 1950′s, but those of us who choose to be conscious and informed can not bow to the power of the status quo simply because people 56 years prior were propagandized and bamboozled into becoming revenue generating filtration systems for the phosphate fertilizer industry.

Read the rest of Marcus’ article at the Planet Infowars social network and get engaged to help fight water fluoridation in your area.