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HE has led the fight to stop fluoride being added to Hampshire's water. Now John Spottiswoode is to challenge Government minister John Denham for his place in Parliament. Mr Spottiswoode, chairman of Hampshire Against fluoridation, wants to turn the vote into the referendum on fluoridation that has so far been denied to the 200,000 people in and around the city affected by it.
He has been selected as the Green Party candidate for the Southampton Itchen seat at the next general election, which must be held by June 3 next year,

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Southy, Redbrldge, says...
He would do better going for Southampton North and Romsey. Here he might get a chance to get elected than take on Itchen. If the Greens stand in Itchen or Test all they will do is let the Torys win, and the Torys will not take any notice of the Green Party, they treat them as a joke.

jwillie6, Lafayette, LA, USA says-
Citizens have wised up to this poison dumped in our water systems. That is why fluoridation loses in 80 per cent of the elections held.
There is no other example of forced medication, where people must take a drug against their will every day of their lives. Even if it were of value to children's teeth, 50 per cent of all you take accumu-jated in the bones,the thyroid, the brain and the joints. Research shows the result for childen is a fivefold increase in bone cancer, lowered IQ, and enamel damage. In the elderly other cancers, thyroid destruction and boken hips due to brittle bones.
Brite Spark, Stubbington, says...
I would much rather have a nuclear submarine in Southampton's Waters than fluoride, the former is much the safer option.