The "Fuzzy Math" of Fluoride Promotion

Red Flags Weekly ^ | July 1, 2002 | Paul Connet, Ph.d

[TomB]

The only problem with your rants is that a significant amount of ground (well) water in the world contains fluoride naturally. It is in fact the 13th most common element in nature.

If what you say is true, there would be large areas of the country with high natural fluoride levels that would demonstrate these behaviors, and there are not.

BTW, why did you sign up today to post to a 4 year old thread?

[piasa]

This is part of a China-backed effort to create a flouride scare to energize unwitting US environmental activists against flouride salts for another, unstated reason. Flouride is needed to make a type of nuclear reactor that would enable the US to turn a waste product into a valuable commodity and ease one of the factors that make rare earth mining environmentally prohibitive... thorium waste in the tailings.

[piasa]

The account still exists but after all these years the troll hasn’t had anything else to say.

[piasa]

Paul Connett - SourceWatch
www.sourcewatch.org/index.php/Paul_Connett

Paul Connett, Ph.D., a retired chemistry professor, is executive director of the Fluoride Action Network (FAN). “Connett, for example, has regularly cited a study from China [85] as finding a doubling of hip fractures when people consume water with 1.5 ppm fluoride and a tripling of fractures when consuming water of greater than 4.3 ppm fluoride....

[piasa]

Updates on the Lawsuit Against the EPA to Stop Water ...
www.socialhealthnews.com/updates-on-the-lawsuit-against-the-epa-to-stop-water...

May 27, 2019 · In the featured video, Paul Connett, Ph.D., a toxicologist, environmental chemist and the founder and current director of the Fluoride Action Network (FAN), provides an update on FAN’s lawsuit against the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to stop water fluoridation nationwide, along with the history behind and the science underpinning it.

[piasa]

Connett and his group have promoted or encouraged baseless conspiracy theories about both fluoride and the 9/11 terrorist attacks in multiple U.S. cities. Connett has appeared multiple times on the InfoWars radio/online show hosted by Alex Jones, a Texan whose outlandish conspiracy theories led social media platforms to ban or restrict his content. Years ago, FAN praised an anti-fluoride leader named John Yiamouyiannis, calling him “a man of true honor and integrity.” Besides attacking fluoride, Yiamouyiannis co-wrote a book claiming falsely that the HIV virus did not cause AIDS.——https://americanfluoridationsociety.org/about-us/news/