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Question for my FReeQ FRens:

In the aftermath of all the hoopla about snake venom and “watch the water”, there has been a lot of discussion about what is in our water supply and how it might be toxic. (Flouridation is one of those topics.)

*IF* we assume that the Deep State has been tampering with our drinking water in unhealthy ways, then I think the next logical assumption would have to be that the DS is protecting themselves from the tampering. I’m sure they don’t care about the low level DS minions, but those at or near the top who know what is going on would not be drinking the tainted water themselves, right?

So, do we have any indication that they are not drinking the same water? Do they have special filtration/treatment systems in their homes? How would we go about finding out?

If they have special filtration/treatment systems, I’d like to know what they are filtering / treating.

Ideas?

Since water supplies vary all over the country, it would seem that the best thing would be for people to have their water tested locally and see what’s in it. If there is bad stuff in it, thorough testing by a qualified water testing lab or whatever they are should show what is in their local water supply.

Anyone on city/municipal water would do well to get a good filtration system as all kinds of odd chemicals routinely added to water, may be different in different locations.

Years ago when I lived in the foothills of the Sierras in CA in a small town, one day the water tasted off - almost sour. I called up the local water works and the many was surprised that I tasted a slight difference in the water. It was due to their water treatment which, apparently they had somewhat done differently the day before. I can’t remember the details of what he said, but he explained the chemicals used and why.

I got a Berkefeld water purifier years ago but have not used it in a long time as we have a 100 ft well and the water does not need filtration or purifying. But if I was on any kind water that went through a water treatment plant, I would definitely use the Berkey.

This is probably not what you’re after, but it really bothers me that our water is laced with all the hormones from birth control pills. The young men today look nothing like the men of my parents’ generation, or even my generation (boomer). I think it affects their behavior, too. The term “soy boy” is probably in reality “birth control pills in the water boy.” Another unintended (or is it?) consequence of women on the pill. Then everyone wonders why men are so feminized. Duh!