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LITHIUM ADDED TO DRINKING WATER:Supposed method to reduce suicide
I found an interesting message regarding the addition of lithium in drinking water that supposedly curbs high suicide rates in Japan. This is according to the BBC's report of a study done in Japan to cut down on the rate of suicides. I feel however that this is another example of controlling the public through means of deception and trickery.
If one is prescribed lithium to medicate them through the guidence of a doctor then fine, but to simply dump high doses of lithium unsuspectingly into our drinking water is criminal.
It is uncertain if this practise is happening outside Japan but the main issue is we should be informed of any such lithium addittion to our water beforehand.
Flouride is added to our water and there are those who feel that flouride is actually harmful more then beneficial. Lithium in drinking water may be more of a numbing agent to "control" the minds of the masses if used in this manner.
Look into the harmful side effects of lithuim.
HERE IS THE LINK CONCERNING THIS STUDY
www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDEMW_Zg5qk
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ufobeliever (not verified)at 21:01 on May 7th, 2009
I agree especially if one is non-suicdal then unnessicary lithuim dosing would make one sick. Thank you for posting this very much appreciated.
at 04:28 on May 8th, 2009
I totally agree. Using Lithium in drinking water could be something really dangerous.
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myspacer (not verified)at 04:39 on May 8th, 2009
Man chem trails , tainted water, economic downturns when will it stop.
at 06:17 on May 8th, 2009
That cannot be good.
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Dan Collins (not verified)at 09:01 on May 8th, 2009
The author implies, though doesn't state explicitly, that Japan is adding Lithium to its water supply. The only reference: uTube. I don't understand why some people refuse to believe "mainstream media", but put their trust in sources like "pair a normal guys".