FluorideFreeNZ

“These rulings will hopefully send a wake-up call to ​manufacturers to ⁠stop promoting unsafe use of fluoride products.” reuters.com/legal/governme…

Not only did Labour leader Chris Hipkins know that a second dose of the covid vaccine posed a heart damage risk to young people, but he appears to have doubled down by then urging teens to get a THIRD dose. A Beehive press release dated April 6 2022 appears to be a smoking gun

🚨A MOLE? Dr. Robert Malone (@RWMaloneMD) is revealing that Secretary Kennedy appointed someone to be operationally in charge of ACIP and several other aspects of the CDC who now appears to have been a saboteur. That is the backdrop to everything else happening inside the CDC right now. Malone describes the environment as guerrilla warfare. When Kennedy asked him to stay on, he said no. His assessment was direct: The CDC is not redeemable, and the people still entrenched inside are carrying the safe and effective narrative because many of them have culpability around the COVID crisis - including suppression of information and manipulation of data. As for why he stepped down entirely, Malone was equally plain. Through thousands of hours of work, the 17 highly trained professionals were treated like chattel, told what to say and when to say it, told not to discuss vaccine harms, and told not to recommend pulling PREP Act liability protections. There was mo cover provided when the attacks came. They lost grants, had their careers damaged, and were isolated. "The government's attitude is basically we're expendable." He is done with it. Watch in full at TheHighwire.com/watch👇

@user1811878 Not really. You can only filter to an extent. Scroll down on this page and you will see filtration options. fluoridefree.org.nz/fluoride-free-…

@Nofluoride Thanks for your work. Can I filter out fluoride?

Hamilton city council are stopping fluoridation for 3 weeks as a problem has been found with their current product stock of fluoridation chemical. We will be writing to the council to find out exactly what chemical was in the current stock that shouldn't have been there and how long the water had been dosed with this product before being recalled. hamilton.govt.nz/your-council/n…

MAHA Bait and Switch? Trump's EPA Calls for Review of Fluoride Science While Ignoring Historic Ruling on Fluoride thelastamericanvagabond.com/maha-bait-swit… #Fluoride #MAHA

An apartment building in Hangzhou, China 👇 that houses 20,000 people. You're locked in unless your Bio-Metric Digital ID is code “green" indicating your up to date on your vaccines. 15 Minute Cities coming to a nation near you.

Another review is just pushing the can down the road. EPA should be following the court orders and acting now to reduce fluoride exposure.

Building on great Make America Healthy Again momentum thanks to the leadership of @SecKennedy, the Trump EPA has been fast-tracking our scientific review of health concerns related to fluoride in drinking water. We are cutting four years off the usual Safe Drinking Water Act review schedule, and advancing gold standard science and radical transparency, particularly concerning childhood development and infant health outcomes. epa.gov/newsreleases/e…

LOUISIANA - "A Louisiana lawmaker is again proposing a bill related to the levels of fluoride in public drinking water. State Sen. Mike Fesi (R-Houma) authored Senate Bill 4, which aims to repeal the Louisiana Department of Health’s water fluoridation program and proposes changes that would be up to voters. The bill proposes banning fluoridation in public water systems unless 15% of registered voters in precincts served by the water system sign a petition and a local election is held to approve fluoridation. Fesi proposed a similar bill in the last regular legislative session, which failed in committee. If approved by lawmakers, the bill would become law on Jan. 1, 2027."

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Middletown, New York, @MiddletownNY officials report fluoride overfeed at treatment plant; "An operator inputted the wrong decimal point on the SCADA system, which caused the fluoride to overdose," Commissioner Twill said. City officials described immediate operational changes meant to prevent a repeat. They temporarily stopped fluoride feed pending installation of controls; removed a larger chemical feed pump and installed a smaller pump limited to a modest maximum flow; added more alarming and stricter SCADA login controls that log users out after two minutes; and revised procedures so operators cannot change alarm set points without written direction from the chief operator. Twill said the measures also include tighter checks on who can change SCADA settings and increased accountability through audit logs. He told the council, "So even if the operator makes a mistake... the chemical feed pump cannot pump much higher number than 12 gallons per day versus 7 gallons per day is what we need." The comment summarized the change to a lower-capacity pump intended to reduce the magnitude of any single human entry error. launch.citizenportal.ai/articles/72150… @OCGovNY @ALBCouncil @timesunion @politicony @GothamGazette @CityAndStateNY @CBS6Albany @lilainchelsea @braintrustlive @Stuyhealth @WNYDem4Progress @PDyster @WTEN @JvittalTV @JChapmanTV @NY1 @LDodley @DanKomarinetz @SallyAnnMosey @BreeDriscoll @mariamsilva__ @emiliemunson @Brendan_LyonsTU @DanClarkReports @PatrickTineNews @alexandrazissu @AzraHaqqie @chrishipp15_

Two systems in Mississippi have completed the process of discontinuing fluoride treatment (artificial fluoridation): Sunrise Utility Association, which serves 5,998 people in Forrest County, and the town of Louise, which serves 870 people in Humphreys County. As of last December, another 26 systems serving a combined 275,000 people were in the process of abandoning fluoride in their water treatment, according to Mississippi State Department of Health: -City of Brandon, serving 31,548 people in Rankin County. -City of Greenville, serving 29,602 people in Washington County. -City of Flowood, serving 27,997 people in Rankin County. -Bear Creek W/A – West, serving 26,012 people in Madison County. -City of Ridgeland, serving 24,459 people in Madison County. -Bear Creek W/A – East, serving 18,120 people in Madison County. -City of Cleveland, serving 16,392 people in Bolivar County. -North Lamar W/A, serving 12,778 people in Lamar County. -Diamondhead Utilities – North, serving 12,577 people in Hancock County. -City of Brookhaven, serving 12,513 people in Lincoln County. -City of Bay St. Louis, serving 9,284 people in Hancock County. -City of Richland, serving 7,000 people in Rankin County. -City of Philadelphia, serving 6,921 people in Neshoba County. -Crystal Springs W/S, serving 5,961 people in Copiah County. -Macon Electric and Water Department, serving 5,174 people in Noxubee County. -City of Waynesboro, serving 4,850 people in Wayne County. -Eudora Utilities Association, serving 3,712 people in DeSoto County. -City of Sardis, serving 3,439 people in Panola County. -City of Water Valley, serving 3,380 people in Yalobusha County. -City of Poplarville, serving 3,334 people in Pearl River County. -City of Collins, serving 2,921 people in Covington County. -Sharon Water Works, serving 2,843 people in Jones County. -Town of Ackerman, serving 1,594 people in Choctaw County. -Town of Monticello, serving 1,400 people in Lawrence County. -Town of Inverness, serving 895 people in Sunflower County. -Ellisville State School #1, serving 750 people in Jones County. mississippitoday.org/2026/01/21/hea… #fluoridation @devnabose @HaselhorstSarah @chatlanis @MikeStobbe

ALABAMA - "Beginning March 1, Upper Bear Creek Water Treatment Plant, will discontinue adding fluoride into the water supply, which will affect its three water customers - Haleyville, Bear Creek and Phil Campbell. The Upper Bear Creek board unanimously voted in October, 2025, to discontinue the addition of fluoride into the water supply, after doing some research and finding negative reports on the potentially harmful effects of the mineral in the water supply, Upper Bear Creek officials stated."

VIDEO: JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - "Members of the Mississippi Public Service Commission say it could be time to rethink adding synthetic fluoride to the state’s public water systems. This week, the PSC unanimously passed a resolution urging lawmakers to discontinue the use of the substance in the state’s public drinking water supplies. The measure comes as water systems across the state are taking steps to discontinue the fluoridation on the local levels. According to the Mississippi State Department of Health, 28 systems are officially pursuing discontinuing the use of fluoride in their water systems. “Everything that is synthetically added to your water should be reviewed and prudent decisions made so that we can be transparent with the citizens about what’s in their drinking water,” Central District Commissioner De’Keither Stamps said.

WEST VIRGINIA - "A bill introduced in the West Virginia House of Delegates would prohibit fluoride from being added to public drinking water systems across the state. House Bill 4669, introduced during the 2026 Regular Legislative Session, would create the Safe Drinking Water Act, barring water systems from adding fluoride or fluoride-based compounds to public water supplies. Under the proposal, public water systems would be prohibited from adding commonly used fluoridation chemicals, including fluorosilicic acid, sodium fluorosilicate, and sodium fluoride. The bill would also prevent cities, counties, or other political subdivisions from passing ordinances that require or allow fluoridation of public water. If passed, the law would apply uniformly across West Virginia, eliminating local authority to mandate fluoridation. House Bill 4669 has been referred to the House Committee on Health and Human Resources for further consideration."

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@KAGdrogo "The leading proponent of water fluoridation was the Chief Toxicologist of the Manhattan Project" His name was Dr. Harold Hodge. fluoridealert.org/content/welsom…

Fluoride is an industrial waste product. The leading proponent of water fluoridation was the Chief Toxicologist of the Manhattan Project, the group who developed the atomic bomb & needed enormous amounts of fluoride to do so His task was to help the government from being charged for fluoride pollution "Because of complaints that animals and humans have been injured by fluoride fumes in (the New Jersey) area... the University of Rochester is conducting experiments to determine the toxic effect of fluoride." - Lt. Col. Cooper B. Rhodes to General Leslie Groves, May 2, 1946 Declassified documents reveal that the publication of scientific information collected by atomic energy commission scientists that could increase the chance of litigation against the bomb program by workers or down wind communities was forbidden *information which would invite or tend to encourage claims against the Atomic Energy Commission or its contractors, such portions of articles to be published should be reworded or deleted." ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION, Oct 8, 1947 If water fluoridation was found to be harmful, the US bomb program, as well as many other flouride polluting industries would have been open to massive litigation Fluoride is an industrial waste product The first suggestion of water fluoridation came from the same Mellon institute that insisted asbestos was safe, after being tasked by the aluminum industry to cover for their fluoride pollution Many workers from factories in the aluminum industry have developed emphysema from airborne fluoride exposure Very few dentists are aware that the fluoride in public water supplies, a pharmaceutical grade product, is an industrial waste from the Florida Phosphate industry In the 1950s this industry was being sued by farmers and citizens living near those plants because it was kiIIing their cattle and crops Today, the Florida phosphate industry is prevented from having to dispose their flouride waste in a toxic waste dump because they ship it around the country in tanker trucks and dump it in our water supply Immediately after water fluoridation began, there was movement against it, led by Dr. George L Waldbott, who was also warning early on about of the dangers of emphysema from smoking He was smeared in the media and forgotten In the 1990s, the Senior Toxicologist of the EPA, Dr. William Marcus, said that the results of the cancer tests that had been done on fluoride were manipulated He said fluoride given to rats had produced bone cancer and liver cancer Dr. Marcus was fired and a federal judge ruled it was because of his outspoken opposition to fluoride Dr. Phyllis Mullenix, from the Forsyth Dental Institute, (who was a former proponent of fluoride), had helped invent a new technology for studying the neurotoxicity of chemicals, and found with a study, to her surprise, that very modest doses of fluoride cause lower IQ in chiIdren Within days of learning that her study was accepted for publication, Dr. Mullenix was fired from Forsyth Dental Center and never received grants ever again to continue her research She went from being an industry funded leading neuro toxicologist, at a Harvard affiliated Institute, to being ostracized and ignored RFK Jr. is right! We need to remove fluoride from our public water supply.

Legislative Awakening In 2025, bills were introduced in 18 states to prohibit fluoridation, including Florida and Utah. This is an enormous uptick from any previous year, and FAN staff is busier than ever coordinating with bill sponsors and educating legislative leaders. States include: 1. Florida (Victory) 2. Utah (Victory) 3. Arizona 4. South Carolina 5. Massachusetts (multiple bills) 6. Pennsylvania (multiple bills) 7. Ohio (multiple bills) 8. Alaska 9. Tennessee 10. Lousiana 11. Hawaii 12. Texas 13. New Hampshire 14. Arkansas 16 .Maine 17. North Dakota 18. North Carolina 19. Montana In 2025, bills were introduced in 8 states to reverse existing statewide fluoridation mandates: 1. Arkansas 2. Kentucky 3. South Dakota 4. Minnesota  5. Nebraska  6. Mississippi 7. Ohio 8. Georgia