I’ll bet Wellingtonians never felt so alive and healthy. The MSM and the government are horrified however, and wish to reassure the sheeple that their docility will be restored as soon as possible 😉
Dentists ‘shocked and appalled’ Wellington water unfluoridated for 10 months
The lack of fluoride in Wellington’s water supply for 10 months will cause “pain and suffering” as people suffer from tooth decay, a dental expert says.
Wellington Water refused to divulge when it first knew about the fluoride problems during a public meeting on Friday morning, which was livestreamed.
Regulatory services director Charles Barker began to answer a question about dates and share the timeline, but was cut off by chief executive Colin Crampton, who said the details should be left to an independent inquiry.
In a last-minute Thursday night media briefing, Wellington Water chairperson Lynda Carroll announced that the water authority had given the public and the media incorrect information about fluoridation problems in the region’s water supply…read more: Dentists ‘shocked and appalled’ Wellington water unfluoridated for 10 months | Stuff.co.nz
Martin comments: Pain and suffering? Dental decay? I think too much processed sugar causes those tooth issues, yes? Christchurch’s water supply has been unfluoridated forever, I haven’t seen a great deal of “pain and suffering” as a result. We do have bigger turnouts at protest events than any other city in NZ though. Must be something in the water. or lack thereof…
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