srsly78 wrote: » Do you think Homeopaths should be allowed to marry or not???
hansfrei wrote: » She has less clothes on. I prefer her story.
mango salsa wrote: » That is missing the point and miscontruing the thread. I have never said anywhere in this thread that everyone who is anti flouride is homophobic and thick. The point of this thread is to show that one of the main proponents of the anti fluoride campaign cannot and should not be taken seriously. If she is going to make informed scientific arguments then it is important to point out that her qualifications to make those arguments are extremely questionable.
nullzero wrote: » Ok we won't take her seriously.
Guy:Incognito wrote: » So surely the government can just add some piss and castor oil in with the fluoride and counterbalance against the cancer?
mango salsa wrote: » If only it were that simple.
nullzero wrote: » What does that statement mean? How difficult is "it"? And was is "it" for that matter?
mango salsa wrote: » "It" is Irish people taking her campaign seriously
nullzero wrote: » "It" seems to be you making everyone agree with your beliefs. Here's a little nugget of wisdom; more people in Ireland agree with you than agree with her. Let the others have their beliefs. Does everyone have to conform to your ideals?
mango salsa wrote: » Nope not at all. It's about pointing out the dangerous idiocy of her beliefs so that serious decision makers do not rashly decide on a public healthcare issue.
hansfrei wrote: » Lots of people hold strange opinions. You casting the first stone MS?
mango salsa wrote: » The question is should "strange" opinions be used to influence public healthcare policy? Or should we make evidence based public healthcare policy?
hansfrei wrote: » Lol. Public healthcare policy could give a fcuk. Public healthcare policy in this country mortgaged a publicly owned building to secure finance from a corrupt bank. That how public heathCare policy rolls.
nullzero wrote: » "It" seems to be you making everyone agree with your beliefs. Here's a little nugget of wisdom; more people in Ireland agree with you than agree with her.
Amazingfun wrote: » Just an observation, but I find most people I mention it to are unaware that so many other countries have banned/removed fluoride from their water. Again: I wonder why we still have it? ***Like her or not, she sure know how to get attention on the issue, lol:https://www.facebook.com/TheGirlAgainstFluoride
mango salsa wrote: » I really have despaired at Irish people over the last year or two who were taken by this clueless conspiracy theorist and am delighted that she is being finally exposed. I am delighted her previous supporters are now starting to withdraw their support. Luke Ming Flanagan announced the other day he no longer supports her.
Luke Ming Flanagan @lukeming@geoffsshorts sadly it's becoming obvious that I was too available for @FluorideGirl
hansfrei wrote: » Flouride is bad for you. Theres loads of science to back that statement up somewhere, probably. Anyway I don't want it in my water.
mango salsa wrote: » It's not about attacking her. It is simply demonstrating that her campaign and her campaign team cannot be taken seriously.
expectationlost wrote: » where did luke flanagan dissaociate himself with her?
FLUORIDE FREE WATER Silicofluoride chemicals are added to public water supplies in only a few countries in the World. No toxicological testing has ever been undertaken on the silicofluoride chemicals added to drinking water. This website was set up to help educate the public on the human health and environmental impacts of silicofluoride and fluoride based compounds in water so that the public as consumers may be better informed of the risks.This is the private blog of Declan Waugh Environmental Scientist. Tuesday, August 14, 2012 Risk Factors and Cancer Incidence in Ireland and Implications for Water Fluoridation and Public Health. To: Dr. Harry Comber, National Cancer Registry Ireland Cc: Mr. Enda Kenny T.D. Department of the Taoiseagh Dr. James O Reilly T.D. Minister for Health Mr. Simon Coveney T.D. Minister For Agriculture, Food and Fisheries Mr. Phil Hogan T.D. Minister for Environment, Community and Local Government Dr. Tony Holohan, Chief Medical Officer, HSE Dr. Ivan Perry, Professor of Public Health Department of Epidemiology & Public Health, University College Cork Ms. Laura Burke, Director General, Environmental Protection AgencyRisk Factors and Cancer Incidence in Ireland and Implications for Water Fluoridation and Public Health. Dear Sirs I am writing to you regarding the information provided in the National Cancer Registry Ireland (NCRI) cancer statistic maps. As you know these maps illustrate the geographical spread of cancer diseases and identify areas of high and low risk for the 32 countries of Ireland. What is one of the most obvious and interesting facts in these illustrations is that Northern Ireland is identified as predominantly the lowest risk area for developing cancer diseases throughout the 32 counties of Ireland. In fact it is astonishing to see that the relative risk of developing cancer actually mirrors the geographic area demarcating the border between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland for some notable cancers (see fig 1. attached).
Amazingfun wrote: » I just saw this on her FB page: More here:http://ffwireland.blogspot.ie/2012/08/risk-factors-and-cancer-incidence-in.html
Although the bulk of the population in the Republic of Ireland lives in cities and large towns, where the water is fluoridated, most of the area shown on the map is sparsely populated and without fluoridated water supplies, so water fluoridation cannot be suggested as an explanation for the patterns seen
the group don't really go for the scientific method in any way
Amazingfun wrote: » I posted that because I had just read (in the post above) that , and then I see Declan Waugh's material all over the place.
My name is URL wrote: » 'Finally exposed'!! Isn't exposing herself how she started it all?
Hello_MrFox wrote: » OP i can't read will you call me up and explain to me what is going on in this thread.
Corvus Maximus wrote: » So can you imagine what it is like for me, I can't even see. I'll need someone to post a 'talkie' post to try and figure out what's going on.
