Poisoning

Ever wonder why diseases like cancer are a thing?

Cocktail effect - Birth control, antibiotics, prozac and other narcotics get washed and pissed into the system; wastewater treatment plants can't filter them out. Chemicals from birth control block natural hormones, effecting fertility, sperm count and testosterone levels; fish swimming in this sewage water, such as the rainbow darter, are known to be feminized and/or intersex. Constant exposure to tiny bits of antibiotics in the environment helps bacteria learn how to survive them, allowing super-bugs to grow, making regular infections harder to treat.

Petrochemicals - Skincare products, plastic food containers/wrappers, plastic bottles, (which get heated with the water in them) highly-processed food, air-fresheners, laundry detergents, floor polishes as well as food and water in general contain petrochemical derivatives like Propylene Glycol and Sodium Lauryl Sulfate; they have dioxane, which causes cancer, liver damage and death.

Phalates and Benzene block your hormones, causing fatigue depression, lowered sex drive and hair loss.

In 2001, Koch Industries pleaded guilty to a federal felony charge for concealing information regarding massive, illegal benzene emissions at its Corpus Christi, Texas refinery. What they claimed to be 61. metric tons of benzene emitted was actually 90.4 metric tons.

Micro-plastics - The average human consumes the equivalent of a credit card's worth of micro-plastics every week. Micro-plastics have been linked to cancer, insulin resistance, reproductive problems, metabolic disorders and neuro-toxicity.

Fluoride - Fluoride is a waste byproduct from making aluminum. In the 30s, Alcoa was dumping it into the air and water, causing their factory workers to get poisoned, making cows sick and degrading the teeth of children near by. To avoid people noticing they started employing black people so their face burns wouldn't show up. A purpose was found for this byproduct in the form of toothpaste, which gets into the rest of the water supply when you spit it out.

Fluoride causes skeletal fluorosis, bone cancer, Kidney Disease, thyroid issues, Bone Disease, Arthitis, Immune Deficiencies, Dental Fluourisis, Calcification of the Pineal Gland and lower IQs in children. 63% of the US uses fluoridated water. Two thirds of children living in fluoridated communities have dental fluorosis in at least one tooth.

Dr. Harold Hodge served as the chief toxicologist and head of the Division of Pharmacology and Toxicology during the Manhatten Project, for which Fluoride was an important competent. He spent the rest of his life shilling the alleged safety of using low-dose Fluoride. In 1945, Grand Rapids, Michigan became the first city in the world to have Fluoridated water

While testing the toxicity levels of different chemicals in 1982, Dr. Phyllis Mullenix found that Fluoride made baby rats hyperactive and mentally slower. (This was tried again in Canada in 2019 with the same results.) At the time, Harold Hodge was taken out of retirement to be her overseer; she didn't even know he oversaw the Manhatten Project. Dr. Mullenix stated that when she presented her initial findings, the Forsyth Dental Center director explicitly told her that her results were "compromising" the institution's financial future, and that she was: "putting financial support for the institution at risk." She published it anyway and got fired. Her study was criticized for using 4 PPM of Fluoride, whereas Fluoride is mixed into the water at 1 PPM, even though things like raisins contain Fluoride at 2.34 PPM, Wine at 2.02 PPM, and black tea at 3.73 PPM. Plus, companies still dump Fluoride into the water and air.

CAFOs - Of the more than 9 billion animals raised for food in the US each year, the vast majority are raised on factory farms, the largest of which are also called Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations, (CAFOs) which are confined enclosures. Pharmaceutical companies make money off of selling antibiotics due to the filthy cramped conditions the animals are forced to live in; this creates mutant strains of bacteria, resistant to antibiotics which end up in your food. Pfeizer's Roxarsone antibiotic creates an inorganic cancer causing arsenic in the bodies of chickens; it was banned in Europe, Japan, and later the US.

American chicken in general is banned in Europe because it goes through a fecal bath, then a chlorine bath to try and clean the shit off.

In 2011, Cargill, the biggest food conglomerate if you count agricultural commodities, sold contaminated poultry which killed 4 people and caused three miscarriages. Foster Farms had to close their plant when their salmonella infected chicken sickened over 600 people; they blamed this on cockroaches and not the shit-water. In 2000, around 16 million pounds of Turkey processed by Cargill's Texas plant was recalled because of Listeria, which caused 7 still births and 29 illnesses. Cargill's processing plants put guts in their burgers, as well as bleach to clean the feces in the guts, plus meat which falls on factory floors, which gets treated with ammonia. This has given a three-year-old E. coli-poisoning, killing her, and paralyzed a women from the waste down.

Every year in America, 440 million tons of animal waste is dumped in manure lagoons and sprayed in fields despite clear evidence of environmental harm and damage to human health.

Baby food - Toxic heavy metals have been found in 95% of baby foods sold in America, such as lead, arsenic and mercury. The FDA knowingly allows this and sets the limits, even allowing 4 times more arsenic in baby products to match levels at Walmart.

Baby bottles - Up until recently, baby bottles contained the xenoestrogen, BPA, which lowers testosterone.

Data Centers - Data Centers, which are required to surveil you, consume millions of gallons of drinking water daily for evaporative-cooling, depleting local municipal supplies while discharging chemical-laden wastewater runoff containing both PFASs and petrochemicals, some of which goes into local water-ways, destroying aquatic habitats, in-turn poisoning the food chain, altering bird migration patterns.

Twin Metals - Ignoring more than 600,000 public comments in 2026, the US Senate voted to overturn a ban near Minnesota’s Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, the most-visited wilderness area in the country. In short order, Chilean conglomerate, Twin Metals, started building a mine in the area. Sulfide-ore copper mining produces sulfuric acid when exposed to air and water. Runoff will release heavy metals like copper and nickel into the watershed, threatening local wildlife, fisheries, and waterways.

Samsung - In 2016 Samsung issued an apology to the families of those who died of leukemia from working at their semi conductor factories, paying out a $11M compensation, with each family getting around around $100K.

Tobacco - In the earlier 20th century, cigarette companies hired (((Edward Bernays))) to market cigarettes as sophisticated. Tobacco companies paid doctors, medical journals, and scientific researchers promote the idea that cigarettes were safe and even beneficial to your health. Not the case.

Camel ran a campaign claiming that more doctors smoked Camels than any other cigarette.

Tobacco itself isn't that addictive; tobacco companies put extra nicotine in their product to make it that way.

Tobacco industry whistle-blower, Jeffrey Wigand, found a bullet in his mailbox in 1996, alongside receiving anonymous electronic death threats as he prepared to expose corporate misconduct.

PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances)

DuPont/M3 - DuPont is a chemical giant which got in trouble in 2013 for using forever chemical PFOA (C8) for Teflon cookware, airplanes, cars and grease wraps/food wrappers. C8 causes higher cholesterol, weaker immune response to vaccines, liver enzyme changes, pregnancy-induced high blood pressure, lower birth-weights, and an increased risk of kidney/testicular cancers and infertility. DuPont knew about these effects from animal testing as early as 1961; to get around this, they altered PFOA's composition, re-branding it to GENX, which is why you can still buy Teflon products in stores.

More then 10,000 forever chemicals have made their way all over Europe, where they are produced. Toxic waste from GENX gets shipped from Europe to Deer Park, Texas, where they inject it into the ground, contaminating it as well as drinking water, most greatly effecting the people who live there. Studies have found C8 in the blood of over 99% of people in industrialized nations, subjecting everyone to the aforementioned side-effects to at least some degree.

Johnson & Johnson - In 1972, researchers at Mount Sinai Medical Center found asbestos in Johnson & Johnson's baby powder. Darlene Coker died of cancer from this after failing to sue them. It was only in 2020 that the company stopped selling their baby powder in the US and Canada; they still sell it everywhere else. When tens of thousands of personal injury lawsuits claims were made against J&J, they used a Texas law to dump all these liabilities into a new company, (LTL) then filed it for bankruptcy.

In 2010, Johnson & Johnson took risperdal, a drug meant for schizophrenics, which the FDA warned was dangerous for old people, selling it to Omnicare to use in nursing homes for old people, bribing them tens-of-millions in the form of sponsorship payment, grants and profit sharing in the drug. Risperdal was also given to kids and teens diagnosed with BPD, causing rapid weight gain, increased appetite, fatigue, drowsiness and restlessness.

L'Oréal - Shampoo and beauty products use perebens, a preservative, present in drinking water, which makes women infertile and leads to breast cancer, while mimicking estrogen, lowering testosterone and sperm counts in men. Even though other retailers have banned this ingredient, for some reason, L'Oréal, the largest retailer, hasn't.

Unilever - In 2022, Unilever's (Dove, Nexus, Dermalogica, Pond's, Suave, TRESemmé) dry aerosol products were found to contain benzene, known to cause cancer.

Axe bodyspray contains hydrofloralcarbon 152a, a forever chemical which causes fertility issues, lowers testosterone and causes cancer.

Dermalogica products contain BHA which lowers fertility, disrupts the endocrine system and causes cancer.

Pond's products contain lilial, which can cause contact dermatitis and trigger allergies; propylparaben, which acts like estrogen, effecting hormones and reproductive health, lowering sperm count; and octinoxate which imitates estrogen, effecting the thyroid and brain's unulin.

Groom Lake - In 1994, the Air Force and the Environmental Protection Agency were sued by five unnamed civilian contractors and the widows of contractors Robert Frost and Walter Kasza. These contractors claimed to be at Groom Lake when unknown chemicals were burned in open pits and trenches there, consequently having induced liver, skin, and respiratory damage. Biopsies performed by biochemists at Rutgers University later revealed high levels of dioxin, trichloroethylene and dibenzofuran in the contractors’ body fat.

The survivors wanted compensation, alleging that the USAF had illegally handled toxic chemicals in violation of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act; they also claimed that the EPA was guilty of turning its head the other way.

The complainants requested information about the chemicals so they could seek medical treatment for their injuries, however, the government claimed that revealing classified information concerning the chemicals burnt at Groom would threaten national security.

In an interview with Leslie Stahl of 60 Minutes, Lee H. Hamilton, who had been the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee stated: “The Air Force is classifying all information about Area 51 in order to protect themselves from a lawsuit”.

When the case went before the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, Secretary of the Air Force Sheila E. Widnall claimed information about materials in the air could not be revealed, alleging that such exposure could “reveal military operational capabilities or the nature and scope of classified operations”

Citing the State Secrets Privilege, the government petitioned trial judge US District Judge Philip Pro to disallow disclosure of classified documents or examination of secret witnesses, alleging this would expose classified information and threaten national security. When Judge Pro rejected the governments' argument, President Bill Clinton issued a presidential determination, exempting what it called, "The Air Force's Operating Location Near Groom Lake, Nevada" from environmental disclosure laws. Consequently, Pro dismissed the suit due to lack of evidence. 

The President continues to annually issue a determination continuing the Groom exception. (Bill Clinton in 2000; George Bush in 2002; also George Bush in 2002.) This, and similarly tacit wording used in other government communications, is the only formal recognition the US Government has ever given that Groom Lake is more than simply another part of the Nellis complex.

A declassified memo on the safe handling of F-117 Nighthawk material was posted on an Air Force website in 2005. This discussed the same materials for which the complainants had requested information. (information which the government had claimed was classified) The memo was removed shortly after journalists became aware of it.

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By: Jake Tran, Nomark...

Raped by: Otto Heckel