11
Mar
08

In the Water

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By unitedwelay1
Categories: An Inconvenient Truth, Drugs and consumerism

A report came out yesterday saying that there are all sorts of prescription drugs in our water.  Of course, the FDA (who can be blindly trusted because they’re a government agency) says that because the drugs are in the parts per billion, they can’t really have an effect on us.  Or can they?  Has it occurred to anyone that the severe rise in strange illnesses, tumors, etc… among the American public could be attributed to the prolonged effects of fertility, psychotropic, and various other medications in our WATER.  You know, the substance that gives and sustains nearly ALL life on the planet.  Does this concern anyone else?

2 Responses to “In the Water”

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  1. 1 Saur March 11, 2008 at 5:04 pm

    Yup, I’ve written on the FDA many times. They’re a bunch of incompetant morons who can only screen 2% of our meat, and usually delay prescription medications from being legalized for YEARS after they’ve become commonly used in Europe. The FDA is a joke.

  2. 2 Homeland Conspiracy March 18, 2008 at 6:25 pm

    It looks like the big pharms. got their wish now EVERYBODY is on their drugs!
    It also make one wonder what other kinds of “stuff” is in OUR water…

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