june 26, 2018
**Calgary Herald Fluoridation Poll Question: Please click on link and VOTE NO!**
Earlier
this year, the Fluoride Action Network’s (FAN) Director, chemist and
Professor Emeritus Paul Connett, PhD, travelled to New Zealand to combat
a proposal in the Parliament that could create a de-facto nationwide
fluoridation mandate. The proposal under consideration would strip
local
governments and residents of the authority to make decisions
regarding fluoridation of their drinking water. Instead, local Boards
of Health would be granted the ability to force communities to
fluoridate, regardless of resident opposition.
Dr.
Connett made presentations before many communities on his trip, with
his last being a presentation given in the NZ parliamentary building.
He detailed the potential harmful effects of water fluoridation,
including the most recent research and scientific findings.
Now you can watch and share this presentation, entitled Major U.S. Government-Funded Brain Study Should End Fluoridation Worldwide,
which includes power-point slides and graphics throughout the video.
This valuable tool was filmed and edited by FAN’s Outreach and Education
Director, Jay Sanders, who did an impressive job capturing Paul’s
message to decision-makers everywhere:
(Click on graphic to watch video)
According to Paul, "Jay filmed this in
a professional studio and with his excellent formatting and editing
skills, I think this is one of my best presentations on video. It is
right up to date and for someone new to the issue it is very clear and
well documented. The first 40 minutes deal with fluoride's neurotoxicity
and after a short intermission the rest deals with the more familiar
common sense and ethical arguments against fluoridation.
Please share this video with decision-makers, have it shown on local public TV channels, share it on your social media pages, hold a neighborhood House Party, BBQ, or Coffee Social with a screening of this video.
Stay tuned! Jay will be creating shorter videos using footage from this presentation that we will share in future bulletins and on our social media pages.
Texas Republican Party Adds Banning Fluoridation to Platform
Members of the Texas Republican party met in San Antonio earlier this month to hold their state convention and update their platform. During the event, the party adopted a new platform “principle” on fluoridation:
The Texas GOP’s official opposition to fluoridation is another example of the diversity of support for our movement. From Ralph Nader, the Green Party's presidential candidate in 2000, to Libertarians like Dr. Ron Paul, to Democrats and Republicans at every level of government, and everything in between in countries with multi-party systems. Opposition to fluoridation is clearly an issue we can all proudly find agreement on.
-Ogdensburg Considering Changes to How it Fluoridates Water (New York)
-Houston Council Tables Decision on Fluoridation Ballot Wording (Missouri)
-Fluoridation: Call for a Moratorium (Rhode Island)
-Several Sides Sink Teeth into Debate Over Fluoride in Windsor-Essex (Ontario)
-Oberon: Council Says No to Health Study Before Fluoridation Vote (Australia)
-Teeth Bared as Fluoride-Free Campaign Heats Up (Australia)
-Fluoridation Chemicals Headed for Quirindi Drinking Water (Australia)
-Liverpool Plains Shire Council will Investigate Adding Fluoride to Water (U.K.)
-Children’s Fluoride Exposure Linked to Later Life Disease (U.S.A.)
-The Fumigant Sulfuryl Fluoride Intensifies the Greenhouse Effect (International)
Please share this video with decision-makers, have it shown on local public TV channels, share it on your social media pages, hold a neighborhood House Party, BBQ, or Coffee Social with a screening of this video.
Stay tuned! Jay will be creating shorter videos using footage from this presentation that we will share in future bulletins and on our social media pages.
Texas Republican Party Adds Banning Fluoridation to Platform
Members of the Texas Republican party met in San Antonio earlier this month to hold their state convention and update their platform. During the event, the party adopted a new platform “principle” on fluoridation:
245. Fluoride in Water Supply: The Republican Party of Texas supports banning the fluoridation of the Texas water supply.
Local fluoride-free organizers, led by
Regina Imburgia, educated local decision-makers and members of the
GOP’s “Platform Committee” prior to the meeting, urging the members to
review the latest science and take a stance in opposition to the
practice. According to Regina, the resolution passed with approximately
80% of the votes.The Texas GOP’s official opposition to fluoridation is another example of the diversity of support for our movement. From Ralph Nader, the Green Party's presidential candidate in 2000, to Libertarians like Dr. Ron Paul, to Democrats and Republicans at every level of government, and everything in between in countries with multi-party systems. Opposition to fluoridation is clearly an issue we can all proudly find agreement on.
Latest Fluoride News:
-Franklin General Authority Votes to Terminate Fluoride Services (Pennsylvania) -Ogdensburg Considering Changes to How it Fluoridates Water (New York)
-Houston Council Tables Decision on Fluoridation Ballot Wording (Missouri)
-Fluoridation: Call for a Moratorium (Rhode Island)
-Several Sides Sink Teeth into Debate Over Fluoride in Windsor-Essex (Ontario)
-Oberon: Council Says No to Health Study Before Fluoridation Vote (Australia)
-Teeth Bared as Fluoride-Free Campaign Heats Up (Australia)
-Fluoridation Chemicals Headed for Quirindi Drinking Water (Australia)
-Liverpool Plains Shire Council will Investigate Adding Fluoride to Water (U.K.)
-Children’s Fluoride Exposure Linked to Later Life Disease (U.S.A.)
-The Fumigant Sulfuryl Fluoride Intensifies the Greenhouse Effect (International)
Sincerely,
Stuart Cooper
Campaign Director
Fluoride Action Network
Campaign Director
Fluoride Action Network
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