Arguments Against Fluoride

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Despite decades of scientific research declaring the addition of fluoride to water supplies to be safe and beneficial, many people still believe it's nothing more than government mandated mind control. One of these people is Australian zealot Ian E. Stephens, who wrote a pamphlet that quoted another anti-fluoride researcher, Charles Perkins, who in turn quoted nameless "German scientists."

These men supposedly told Perkins that the Nazis actually developed fluoride and used it in large doses in POW ( PRISONERS OF WAR ) camps to subdue and enslave prisoners. This research was then exported to the US, where cities and towns around the country use it to keep the masses down. Needless to say, no solid evidence exists to confirm these allegations

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