Just when I thought I heard all the craziest conspiracies goin, along comes this one?

MR JEDI FOX ESQ

As a water company worker, I've got to answer this question, and hopefully dispel that conspiracy. The water industry (including my company) adds hexafluorosilicic acid to the water supply in 'only SOME' areas in the United Kingdom. It is paid for completely by the Local Health Authority and added in very strict quantities in regions that have had a history of tooth decay and dosed at 1 mg/L or 1 part per million. Results are mixed as to whether it actually works in tooth decay prevention, but it really seems to be completely harmless, though we generally don't like adding it, but it's part of our job and therefore a requirement.

Interestingly, in water pumped out of the ground in my region up to 50% of all of our raw water supply, there is a natural occurring residual of fluoride in the water anyway of around 0.15 mg/L or 0.15 parts per million. That's not been added by anyone at all..... and certainly was not put there for 'mind-control' reasons. It's just naturally occurred through the rocks over thousands of years under ground.

wizjp

That one started in the 60's I believe.

GNX

Some people need excuses for their so called intelligence you know.

arbiter

Don't need fluoride to make people less intelligent, just the Daily Mail

Don M

I heard that one too, in Nv they are saying on the news that Fluorine is mind control. That was on the news (fox)

geronimo

It happens all the time when you have an uneducated population,but not only that it also comes down to intelligence and i have lived in five different countries,not holidays,but lived and i find the british as thick as two short planks,i am british bye the way,i have never come across people so placid and will accept anything in my life,they complain about politicians but accept the fat cow in buckingham palace who does absolutely nothing and gets paid millions to keep her and her brats in absolute luxury

Jase07

well the Swine Flu is man made
and the goverment released upon the Us/Mexico country

nick

How do we know you're not one of Them?

à®Sillyà®

Well I think conspiracy theories are generally bunk...

But the one you mention might have some validity in light of the results of the latest presidential election here in the US.

Could this be the source behind the mysterious "Kool Aid"?

Hmm...definitely food for thought.

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