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to govern him. Both the Germans and the Russians added sodium fluoride to the drinking
water of prisoners-of-war to make them stupid and docile." (Reference: Victorian
Hansard of 12th August 1987)

I.G. Farben had immense interlocking agreements with American corporations where they
shared technologies and entered into agreements to prevent competition. The technology
and research of American corporations were shared with Germany’s I.G. Farben, and
Farben’s research and technology was shared with the American corporations. It is
conceivable that the “Intelligent Aristocracy” of America wanted to keep the masses docile
and governable, and to mitigate any intelligent threat to their own rule, they intentionally
introduced a chemical into the American water supply that would reduce the overall IQ of
the population and render them more susceptible to their control.

If such a plan sounds far-fetched, consider that in the book The Fluoride Deception, the
author shares the ground breaking studies of Dr. Phyllis Mullenix who studied the cognitive
effects of fluoride on rats. Christopher Bryson writes:

When the scientists gave fluoride to the baby rats following their birth, the animals had
“cognitive deficits,” and exhibited retarded behavior...

By 1990 the data were crystal clear. The women had tested more than five hundred rats.
“I finally said we have got enough animals here for statistical significance,” said Mullenix.
“There is a problem,” she added.
[Source: The Fluoride Deception, Christopher Bryson]

Dr. Mullenix shared her findings with government and industry leaders, but she was
completely ignored, and later ousted from her job. At one meeting Dr. Mullenix met with
representatives of three of the world’s most powerful drug companies, all of which made
products that contained fluoride.

Mullenix outlined her fluoride findings. The men took notes. Suddenly Joe Kanapka of
Unilever leaned back in his chair with an exasperated look. “He said, ‘Do you realize what
you are saying to us, that our fluoride products are lowering the IQ of children?’”
remembers Mullenix. “And I said, ‘Well, yes, that is what I am saying to you.’”
[Source: Ibid]

When the company representatives left they said they would be in touch with her, yet
despite repeated attempts, Dr. Mullenix was unable to contact them again, and they never
got back in touch with her.

The Mullenix research eventually caught the attention of another team of Boston’s
scientists studying central-nervous-system problems. They produced a report in 2000
reviewing what they described as “an epidemic of developmental, learning and behavioral
disabilities” in children. Their report considered the role of fluoride, and focused on the
Mullenix research in particular. “In Harm’s Way - Toxic Threats to Child Development”
by the Greater Boston chapter of Physicians for Social Responsibility described how 12
million children (17 percent) in the United States “suffer from one or more learning,