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platinumdude | 08-25-2008 08:56 PM
Poisoned water supply (hypothetical) I know it would be highly unlikely that someone could be able to poison a large city water supply unless they pour huge amounts. This one website claims a filter can remove that. I higly doubt if something bad is put in it, that a filter would be sufficient for removing chemicals, and I doubht anything radioactive. http://www.megalife.com/water/ I think the best if you find out in time is to use rain water and filter that out.

Twisted Avatar | 08-25-2008 09:26 PM
Re: Poisoned water supply (theoretical) It is not feasible to posion a poplation via water. I mean look at floride they can only do it certain regions....... I would highly dubious of anybody claiming they can filter something. How would you know until it was happeing T???

mtnman | 08-25-2008 09:33 PM
Re: Poisoned water supply (theoretical) You're not alone with this theory. It takes very little Acid to work it's magic in a water supply. "Meanwhile, back at the ranch, Major General William Creasy, chief officer of the Army Chemical Corps at the time, felt that psychoactive chemicals such as LSD would be the weapons of the future. He felt that, say, spiking a city's water supply with acid and taking over would be much more humane than firebombing it. "I do not contend," he told This Week magazine in May 1959, "that driving people crazy even for a few hours is a pleasant prospect. But warfare is never pleasant... would you rather be temporarily deranged... by a chemical agent, or burned alive...?" This sounds humanitarian: why kill if unnecessary, eh? Unfortunately, Creasy wasn't all roses and sunshine. Lee and Shlain reveal that....." http://www.historyhouse.com/in_history/lsd/ "There appears to be a pattern emerging here. How about some mysterious poison that kills in extremely small doses? There are none commonly available. None is lethal in a dosage of 10 micrograms but that is a modest LSD trip. So if there are 100 million gallons in a reservoir, that is about 400 million liters meaning we would need only about 1000 gallons of LSD to accomplish a plot to mellow out a city." http://www.giwersworld.org/911/poison-water.phtml

SLV>GLD | 08-25-2008 10:22 PM
Re: Poisoned water supply (theoretical) I welcome the LSD poisoning. :D

mouse | 08-26-2008 04:15 AM
Re: Poisoned water supply (theoretical) For real. I will be the only person that can understand what's happening and maintain control. Reality is a funny thing when you play with it, but once you have, you understand the implications. Also, certain populations would be the ones to alert others that it's not real. It would have to be a huge frickin windowpane to render the populace disabled. People would just do stupid shit and make some really cool music.

Silver Wolf | 08-26-2008 04:55 AM
Re: Poisoned water supply (theoretical) If it's a large city then the water is already poisoned.

renascent | 08-26-2008 09:11 AM
Re: Poisoned water supply (theoretical) I wonder about this. I don't buy the 'they don't have the technology to do this' argument.

jamesfrancisco | 08-26-2008 09:20 AM
Re: Poisoned water supply (theoretical) A reservoir is just that - a reservoir. It stores water. If someone was going to poison the water, they wouldn't poison the reservoir - just the outflow, which is a tiny amount compared to what's contained in the entire structure. A day or two of that and everyone would be f*cked, unless they drink nothing but bottled water - and cook in it, wash in it, etc. "Leary, being the rebellious sort, ignored this advice and published an article in 1962, in the Journal of Atomic Scientists, warning that the Russians might try to subvert the United States by dumping a few pounds of LSD into our reservoirs of major cities. To prepare for this possible attack, Leary advised that we should dose our reservoirs with LSD so that people would know what to expect. Leary was criticized for this remark by his colleagues, most of whom had CIA connections. Remember that the CIA wanted to keep this research secret." He may not have gone about it the right way, but I think if Tim Leary was alive today he would be a member of GIM!

thorgrim | 08-27-2008 12:42 AM
Re: Poisoned water supply (theoretical) I don't think poisoning the water supply would work very well. If it was only strong enough to make you sick if you ingested it than there would be quite a few people with bottled water or really good filters which would be unaffected and people would quickly figure out what was causing the problem. On the other hand if it was extremely poisonous people would be killed almost instantly and once again a connection would be made as to the source. Now if they poisoned it with something very weak that would have a cumulative affect than it might work well. I suppose they are doing it with fluoride in a way. I think if they wanted to take out the maximum amount of people an aerial spraying would be much more effective. Hell they do it all the time with chem-trails and most are oblivious. Those that have noticed are so habituated to seeing them that they also would not be concerned until too late.

killer2021 | 08-27-2008 01:36 AM
Re: Poisoned water supply (theoretical) Quote:
Originally Posted by thorgrim (Post 1256196) I don't think poisoning the water supply would work very well. If it was only strong enough to make you sick if you ingested it than there would be quite a few people with bottled water or really good filters which would be unaffected and people would quickly figure out what was causing the problem. On the other hand if it was extremely poisonous people would be killed almost instantly and once again a connection would be made as to the source. Now if they poisoned it with something very weak that would have a cumulative affect than it might work well. I suppose they are doing it with fluoride in a way. I think if they wanted to take out the maximum amount of people an aerial spraying would be much more effective. Hell they do it all the time with chem-trails and most are oblivious. Those that have noticed are so habituated to seeing them that they also would not be concerned until too late.
No kidding. Notice that fluoride doesn't kill you instantly but builds up in your body over time. Also taking into account all the poisons in the food supply. It is rather difficult to avoid unless you are very keen. Also do take note of the FACT that neurological disorders are skyrocketing like Autism. That is a big sign that our environment is poisoned.

Unclad Lad | 08-27-2008 04:33 AM
Re: Poisoned water supply (theoretical) Ooooh! A FILTER! With MAGNETS! Y2K scare tactics to sell an overpriced filter. Yawn.

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