PETERG'S CONSPIRACY DEN

[Josh]

All police are out to get you. If they pull you over for speeding do not speak to them. Instead say "Why am I being detained?" over an over and demand to talk to your lawyer. Any cooperation with American police will result in you being shot, jailed, or worse.

[KingdomBuilder]

As I said. My point has been made.

Is that all you sought?

In this case and as it relates to this topic, yes.

I don't think citing active forum members as looney conspiracy-theorists is the best witness. Especially when they went out of their way to agree that there are problems with current anti-GMO advocation.

[Josh]

I don't think citing active forum members as looney conspiracy-theorists is the best witness. Especially when they went out of their way to agree that there are problems with current anti-GMO advocation.

Kb, hang around here long enough and you'll get to run into some looney conspiracy theorists. We've had some "interesting" ideas on this board before.

[PeterG]

There is one area of fake news and conspiracy theories that you have not touched on at all yet, Peter. Perhaps the most prominent one of all. It revolves around food.

Xanthan gum. Do your research.

[Josh]

There is one area of fake news and conspiracy theories that you have not touched on at all yet, Peter. Perhaps the most prominent one of all. It revolves around food.

Xanthan gum. Do your research.

Forget food. What are they putting in our water???

[appleman2006]

Is that all you sought?

In this case and as it relates to this topic, yes.

I don't think citing active forum members as looney conspiracy-theorists is the best witness. Especially when they went out of their way to agree that there are problems with current anti-GMO advocation.

Sorry. It was not my intention to call anyone on here anything. But I will not back down from declaring people such as "food babe" some of the leading fake news propagators out there. That is the only point I was trying to make. I am sorry if I stepped on some toes in doing it. And you will notice I am not trying to change anyone's mind on here as to what they believe on these things. If you believe those things strongly and feel you have the facts to back it up I am not going to try real hard to stop you. Been there done that.

Who knows perhaps 10 years from now you can come on here and show me based on new facts that you are right.
I well remember how I was laughed at by some for even suggesting last summer that in fact it might be the left inciting the small dustup riots at the Trump rallies. It was considered a conspiracy theory of the worst sort. Lo and behold a few months later the truth came out that that is exactly what happened. Seems to me I also suggested that when the left loses the riots and the violence is always more severe. What do you know? So who knows, you may be right on this one. Anyway please do not take these conversations too personally. I certainly do not mean them to be that.

[appleman2006]

There is one area of fake news and conspiracy theories that you have not touched on at all yet, Peter. Perhaps the most prominent one of all. It revolves around food.

Xanthan gum. Do your research.

Yeah yeah

[PeterG]

What are they putting in our water???

Sodium fluoride, fluorosilicic acid, and sodium fluorosilicate. Explains a few things, doesn't it?

[Josh]

What are they putting in our water???

Sodium fluoride, fluorosilicic acid, and sodium fluorosilicate. Explains a few things, doesn't it?

No kidding. And I hear they out calcium in our water too. That will calcify your pineal gland and then you will be easy to pacify and control.

Again all of this can be found on YouTube.

[Wade]

What are they putting in our water???

Sodium fluoride, fluorosilicic acid, and sodium fluorosilicate. Explains a few things, doesn't it?

No kidding. And I hear they out calcium in our water too. That will calcify your pineal gland and then you will be easy to pacify and control.

Again all of this can be found on YouTube.

Because fluorine is unstable it has to bond to something and normally it bonds to calcium in nature. Or at least in things like goats milk that have natural fluorine bonded to calcium making calcium fluoride. The same thing that they tested if it was effective in tooth health. But yet they put sodium fluoride in water and toothpaste a different compound... The reason for the fluoride in tooth health is to create hydroxyfluorapatites on your teeth which can also actually make them brittle and does nothing for protecting there root, which are rather feed nutrients from tiny tubules coming from your intestines. (Verified by my dentist when I asked him the above.) Fluorine bonded to calcium is what calcifies the pineal gland and it is the fluoride that causes the harm to your brain and not the calcium(exposing the link with fluoride to Alzheimer's and dementia). The calcium is more of a defense from your body trying to protect itself. Hitler has been credited by some for first introducing fluoride and lithium to the water but whether that is true or not I believe it has backfired. Since cities with fluoridated water have on average a 10% lower IQ than cities without. It is harder for these people to reason and therefore more fit for times of frustration and rage - making them harder to control.

Another note: Fluoride (actual there is no such thing - it is fluorine and fluoride when bonded with something). Anyway fluoride is one of 3 things that can concentrate in your thyroid and because of its metabolic weight it has a 50 year half life for it to leave your system. Unfortunately that is much too long plus since your thyroid helps regulate your metabolism it has been proposed that fluoride actually can be connected to weight gain...