Category: Suppressed Truths
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Why Your Tap Water Isn’t Nearly as Safe as You Think — And What You Can Do About It Most people treat water as a background element of life — something so ordinary, so ever-present, that it never crosses their mind to question it. Turn the faucet, fill the glass, take a drink. End of…
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After 26 years as a chemist at Detroit Water & Sewerage Department, I learned to read molecular structures like others read newspapers. But the most important skill chemistry taught me wasn’t analyzing compounds – it was recognizing when reactions are being hidden. In chemistry, suppressed reactions are often the most powerful ones. In society, suppressed…
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The wrong question can waste decades. The right question can change your life in seconds. After 45 years of questioning everything from institutional racism to water fluoridation, from medical suppression to engineered collapse, I’ve learned that power doesn’t come from having answers – it comes from knowing which questions to ask and when to ask…
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Your body is approximately 60% water. That water contains fluoride I helped manage for 26 years at Detroit Water & Sewerage. Your food contains glyphosate that chelates minerals from your bones. Your air carries aluminum nanoparticles that cross the blood-brain barrier. This isn’t accidental contamination – it’s chemistry deployed as control. And I say that…
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Klaus Schwab writes books about the Great Reset. Bill Gates discusses population reduction on TED stages. The World Economic Forum openly states “You’ll own nothing and be happy.” They’re not hiding anymore. After decades of questioning narratives and analyzing patterns, I recognize this shift from shadow to spotlight. The question isn’t what they’re planning –…
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Most people don’t realize civilization is only 72 hours deep. Three days without water, three days without food deliveries, three days without power – that’s all it takes for the veneer of society to crack. After 26 years as a Senior Chemist at Detroit Water & Sewerage Department, I’ve seen what happens when systems fail.…
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For more than two decades, the author of Question Everything examined the world through the disciplined lens of science. Chemistry demanded precision, verifiable results, and a refusal to accept claims without evidence. Yet the deeper he looked—not just into the structure of molecules but into the structure of society—the more he discovered that the same…
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Every discipline has its own method for discovering truth. For philosophers, it’s reason; for journalists, investigation; for artists, intuition. For chemists, truth is revealed through reaction—controlled change under observation. You don’t just believe what’s in a flask; you test it until the results either confirm your theory or explode it. That mindset—patient, skeptical, evidence-driven—is exactly…
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Throughout history, progress has always had an enemy—not ignorance, but interference. Again and again, new discoveries have surfaced that could transform medicine, extend life, or eliminate suffering, only to be buried beneath profit motives and political pressure. What we call “forbidden cures” are not myths; they are casualties of a system that values revenue over…