Turning the frogs gay alex jones

The U. Kennedy Jr. Spreading alarm about water fluoridation has become one of the pillars of MAHA — Make America Healthy Again —that is revolutionizing public health in ways that used to be unthinkable. [1]. That removes the authority of cities such as Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, West Palm Beach, Wellington, and unincorporated Palm Beach County to make their own decisions on protecting the dental health of their citizens.

We know what it does to frogs.

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Jones has claimed for years that the U. Water-supply crackpots are being mainstreamed right here in Florida too. I agree with part of what the woman said during public comments at the county commission meeting.

And as a way to explain the greater visibility, the disappointed guardians of the past rationalize that it must be happening due to a secret water-tampering plot by the government to increase the population of LGBTQ people. Of course, Dr.

Ron DeSantis, is firmly in the alarmist camp. The bill passed this session by the Florida Legislature would preclude local governments from adding fluoride to drinking water as an effective cavity-fighting tool. Frank Cerabino Palm Beach Post.

He can be reached at fcerabino gannett. During public comments at a recent Palm Beach County Commission meeting, a speaker told commissioners to make sure that local governments here are removing fluoride from the drinking water.

Kennedy talked about how adding the herbicide atrazine in water populated by frogs castrates and feminizes the male frogs. The claim was popularized by conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, who cited studies on the herbicide atrazine, known to induce spontaneous sex reversal or hermaphroditism in certain frog species, to assert that the U.S.

government was "putting chemicals in the water that turn the friggin’ frogs gay" as part of a "chemical warfare operation". Alex Jones telling the truths that the globalist don't want you to know. So, yes. Discover the real science behind Alex Jones’ gay frogs claim, Atrazine’s effects on frogs, and how to support true amphibian conservation.

Florida is poised to be the second state to ban fluoride in drinking water. First, a little background. Traditionally, the stated rationale for removing fluoride from the drinking water is that at high concentrations — far higher than those used in drinking water — fluoride could cause discoloration and pitting of teeth in a condition called dental fluorosis.