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Fluoride was a blessing–but not for reasons you think

The forced dosing of the entire population with a neurotoxin is the perfect backdrop to show the disconnect between the would be  “leadership” and the masses who pay the bills for the elites to enjoy the privileges they do.

Despite there being no scientific evidence of its effectiveness the 1% have decided the 99% must be dosed with a recognized neurotoxin whether they like it or not.  They must also dose their infants and children–like it or not.

There is no doubt the masses don’t like it–they have voted against it 3 times in the past 3 decades and the elite “leadership” treating them like foolish children has continued to dose them anyway by fouling the public water supply with arsenic, lead and fluoride.

What many don’t realize is the 1% get their marching orders from one of the largest foundations in the state, the Delta Dental Foundation.  DDF has made the maximum contributions to two of our state representatives, Tharinger and Van de Wege.  Obedient to their money-masters, these two, who are supposed to represent the people, instead penned a “Viewpoint” article for the daily paper and parroted their master’s dictim–dose’em whether they like it or not.  Dose’em whether it does any good or not.  Dose’em even if it is shown to be a neurotoxin and dangerous for developing brains in children and robs children of up to ten points off their IQ scores.  Dose’em even if there is no scientific evidence showing its effectiveness and even though there is scientific evidence to the contrary.

Perhaps the elite 1% want each generation to be dumber than the last–only in this way can the elite remain large and in charge.

Many of you think fluoridation is a “city problem.”  Some may not know the Clallam County Board of Health recently passed a resolution promoting the fluoridation of every drop of drinking water in the county–private wells, public water supplies–all of them shall get dosed if the 1% have their way.  

And why would the elites want to “dumb-down” the population?  So they can continue to skitter away with the public treasury.  Take for instance a series of slick projects that funneled money to the elite.  The Harbor Works sent a million taxpayer dollars into the purse of the elite.  The GateWay project funneled up to $9 million into the purse of the elite.  The Business Incubator Project funneled $ 8 million into the elites’ purse.  The city’s purchase of a known toxic waste site funneled $ 1 million into the elite’s purse.  The gifting of nearly $5 million to the Chamber of Commerce in the futile effort to bring tourists to town. The city and county continuing to dump millions into the Economic Development Council whose stated purpose is, according to Jim McEntire, to keep wages as low as possible lest a new company come to town and pay more than the prevailing poverty wages.  The fear is your employees will “job-hop” to a better paying job.

The EDC, in operation for over 35 years has had zero effect on increasing wages or jobs in the community yet the city and county leadership continue to plow more and more tax money into their coffers.  The EDC has become a taxpayer funded public relations firm for their members–mostly corporate members–who directly benefit from continued low wages and scant competition.  The EDC is antithetical to progressive wages in this area.

Of course workers will “job-hop” for better wages and that is why the business elite support these charlatans so they can keep minimum wage as the starting point for local jobs.  Trouble is the “starting point” sometimes lasts a lifetime without some real economic intervention.  None of which is on the horizon.  New opportunities and competitive businesses are shut out when they come to the city, county or the EDC looking for an opportunity to come in and hire workers for businesses ready to compete in the larger economy.  If these governments and agencies can “roll out the red carpet” for desired businesses–low wage businesses, they can also “roll up” that carpet if a company wants to come in and compete with the “elite” businesses.

All these dollars going into the pockets of the elite is coming from the hard earned pay of local taxpayers.  No wonder they want to keep you ignorant and distracted.  A fully informed electorate would never let these scams occur–yet they do occur over and over and with seeming impunity and obvious complicity of the daily paper.

Of course many think we have a sterling class of leadership.  Let’s have a look.  At least 3 city council members and the city attorney are now up on ethics charges.  Even so they allow the city attorney to “advise” the Ethics Committee hearing the charges against city council members.  No conflict of interest here according to Bill Bloor, Port Angeles city attorney.

Bloor makes $160,000 per year and still “farms out” over $750,000 annually in legal expenses to a cadre of out of town legal firms who do most of the representation of city interests.

A voting bloc of 4 city council members ride roughshod over the 3 moderates on city council.  The city council has become as dysfunctional as Congress, now enjoying 85% disdain by the average American.

What is the solution?  There are efforts within the community to change the form of city governance to reflect the will of the people.  If 67% say “no” to putting harmful chemicals in the city water then the elected officials should pay heed to residents instead taking their marching orders from elite dentist and doctors under the influence of the Delta Dental Foundation.  

They should obey the electorate instead of treating the taxpayers like truculent children who don’t know what is best for their own families.  

Other efforts include withholding payment of unfit water.  Utility customers are provided with a form to alert the city utility division they will no longer pay for tainted water.  This is an effort to starve the beast that is poisoning the utility customers’ families by dosing the city’s water supply.

The most visible aspect of civil disobedience is the sudden appearance of yellow and black signs urging four city council members to “step down for the good of the city.”  This one must really hurt since the signs, placed on private property on the lawns of dissatisfied residents, keep getting stolen knocked down and defaced by those who would keep you ignorant of the movement.

How does the city council react to the fury they caused?   Under new rules promulgated in private, the city council thought it a good idea to limit public input into city affairs to 15 minutes–allowing but 3 minutes per person.  From out of nowhere city council suddenly banned signs from city council chambers.  Perhaps it makes council members uncomfortable to see taxpayers sitting on the front row with signs asking them to “step down for the good of the city.”

P. S.

Last week during jury selection in a civil matter where the former Financial Director for the City of Port Angeles is suing the city for unlawful termination, a question was asked of the 70 prospective jurors.  The question: How many of you have had dealings with the city which left you with an unfavorable opinion of the City of Port Angeles?  At least 85% raised their hands.

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