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Thank you! This is full of excellent explanations. I have been trying for the last few years to understand genetic engineering and new gene technologies. This video is so helpful.

That is why i created my page to help this issue for people.

Thank you Jodie for all you do and thank you to all the supporters who took the time to show up. Keep going

Jodie, you are so eloquent and so clever at getting the points across succinctly and clearly. Thank you for this superb presentation.

Thank you so much for all your work, Jodie. Hugely appreciated.

Super vid

great interview

Trying to maintain abstinence is the hardest part.

Two of my favourite speakers. Thank you for sharing common sense, wisdom and science.

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If we're living in a democracy that practices robust good science there should be a robust and informative discussion followed by a vote to decide whether their community should mass medicate the public water supply or not.

Thin, very thin. Grandjean is stretching his study to show something that it did not. His study showed NO impact of fluoride levels at those of optimally fluoridated water on cognitive development. And, once again, TEA. This is a common thread throughout the studies in Canada by Till et al. Tea ingestion of pregnant mothers as reported on a recall basis by these pregnant moms once every trimester. They depend on tea assays by Declan Waugh who only God knows what his chemical training is. Further, as has been shown by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland, tea consumption along with having water fluoridation DID NOT have any effect on children or adult’s health whatsoever. Make claims, but do them based NOT upon assumptions, misrepresentations, and tea consumption (which has been shown not to be true), but instead upon the scientific method. Publish your findings in a credibly recognized peer reviewed scientific journal. And then allow Brandolini's law take its course. That’s the ultimate court of peer review.

Grandjean says that when he compared the Danish study results with the Mexican and Canadian studies, “they did not differ from each other.” This is false. As his own paper noted, the Danish analysis showed there was *no association* between fluoride exposure and cognitive deficits.

"i can assure you the planet does not need saving...especially in terms of the ball of rock hurtling round the sun"...love it!