November 23rd 2008
CONSUMER HEALTH AND DEPOPULATION

1) More evidence that fluoridated water makes for a pacified population of American Idol-izing halfwits is revealed. Officially fluoride is added in drinking water and distributed to elementary school children (especially in low income areas) in an attempt to prevent tooth decay… Dr Vyvyan Howard (president for the international society of doctors for the environment) has found that it may negatively effect the growth of the fetus based on the evidence that breast milk contains an agent which naturally combats the fluoride molecule. His research claims to show that it can have a negative impact on the intellectual development of a child… Which may explain the why since the 1940’s (when it was first introduced into North American water supplies) people have been getting progressively dumber and complacent, and of course this…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctVoIrNWQeI&feature=related

2) New study claims that Obese people are self-perpetuating. Insists that a high fat diet pregnancy will lead to super-sized children… taking the blame away from fast food chains… McDonald's with the assistance of the CIA set to reveal maternity menu soon…


3) Impoverished Brazilians given free Botox, to reduce the wrinkles gained from the wage disparities in country built on slavery, and promote the idea of self-deception and winning prestige through tricking people into thinking you are younger than you are like their already infantilized northern counterparts. Thus increasing the need for a big brother to baby-sit.


4) Continued outrage over forced abortion in china, as a woman is denied the birthing of 3rd child (one of thousands but somehow this one made US headlies), American McCarthyist pro-lifers infuriated that they are not forced to have the children.


5) Digital music players released for toddlers, to impede the development of their soon to be coerced attention spans, and ruin their eardrums before the age of 6 prepping them for a life in front of the digital care giver, and drowning out the real world.
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