Use this simple online petition to tell your Congressmen that you oppose water fluoridation
dental fluorosis
Ethan A. Huff
Natural News
November 14, 2011
(NaturalNews) Legislators across the US will soon reconvene for their winter sessions, which means that now is the time to start bombarding them with information about the dangers of toxic fluoride, and urging them to support legislation that will put an end to it. The Fluoride Action Network (FAN) has made this easy by creating a simple petition letter that you can customize and send to your local and state representatives.
You can access the petition here:
http://salsa.democracyinaction.org/…
Momentum against fluoride is strong and growing, evidenced by the numerous towns, cities, and counties that have ended their water fluoridation programs in recent months and years (http://www.fluoridealert.org/commun…). But many legislators and local city council members still have no idea what all the fuss is about, and know very little about the dangers associated with fluoride exposure and ingestion.
AVTM vs “Anti-Capitalism Teach In” at Occupy DC (video)
Adam Kokesh
November 13, 2011
(hat tip: Victors Post)
Halifax protesters want mayor to resign over eviction
Sympatico.ca News
November 12, 2011
CTV News.ca Staff
Protesters with the Occupy movement in Halifax called on the city’s mayor to resign Saturday after demonstrators who had camped out at a public park were evicted in a testy clash with police.
A few hundred protesters rallied outside city hall Saturday, chanting “Peter Kelly has got to go” and demanding that both the mayor and the city’s chief of police explain Friday’s events.
Protesters who had relocated their camp from Grande Parade, a downtown square, to Victoria Park to make way for Remembrance Day ceremonies were served notice early Friday that they would have to leave.
Fourteen people were arrested, and many were charged with obstruction of justice for clashes with police as they tried to dismantle the dozens of tents.
Protest organizer Kyle Buott said protesters were given a few hours to clear out of the park.
Riddle of the radiation sweeping across Europe: experts mystified by soaring level
Daily Mail
November 12, 2011
Very low levels of radioactive iodine-131 have been detected throughout Europe, but the particles are not believed to pose a public health risk, the U.N.nuclear agency said on Friday.
NASA have released images of 2,400 stars, known as the Tarantula Nebula, that are producing intense radiation and powerful winds, believed to be the cause for the detection in the atmosphere
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the Vienna-based U.N. watchdog, said it did not believe the radioactive particles were from Japan’s stricken Fukushima nuclear power plant after its emergency in March.
Professor Malcolm Sperrin, director of medical physics at Britain’s Royal Berkshire Hospital, said any link with Fukushima was extremely unlikely. ’It is far more likely that the iodine may be as a result of excretion by patients undergoing medical treatment.
full article here…
(hat tip: Infowars)
Perfect Storm of Internet Censorship (Video)
James Corbett
GRTV
November 10, 2011
(hat tip: Activist Post)
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http://www.corbettreport.com/?p=3110
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Lost in the ranks: Canadian veteran can’t get compensation
Jacob Boon
OpenFile
November 10, 2011
Josh Miller isn’t his real name. The 26-year-old ex-corporal says he’s under a standard two-year agreement not to speak to media upon leaving the Canadian Forces. He’s also worried any negative comments could impact the medical settlements he’s fighting to get from Veterans Affairs.
Still, he wanted to talk.
Miller recently moved to Halifax with his girlfriend while she finishes school. Before that, he was serving his country as an infantry member in Afghanistan. He’s tall, broad-shouldered, and has literally been through a war. But all those experiences have left him a different person; struggling to adjust to civilian life back home.
“I’m not the same person I used to be,” he says. “I used to be a very chilled, laid-back person. But now, it doesn’t take anything to make me snap and make me irate.”
