Fluoridation and obfuscation

BY: JON CHOWN

If City Council members Luis Alejo and Manuel Bersamin believe that they can forcibly turn a falsehood into reality, they are mistaken.

Tuesday’s City Council meeting was another romp through Never Never Land for the two as they vehemently denied the public’s accusations that they are trying to fluoridate Watsonville’s water against the wishes of the voters.

Sure, Bersamin can read a letter from the state that calls on the city to fluoridate and Alejo can say the issue predates his term on the council, but they can’t deny the reality that they have tried to push this issue through, and even in a reckless manner.

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Posted: May 30 2010, 11:37 PM

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This is interesting on several levels. The California Dental Association Foundation granting 200K for the flouridation plant knowing that 200K wouldn't cover it? Then 2 city council members pushing for it hard? So it sounds like it passed, too. Flouride must have a lot more value that just making people docile.

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