EXCLUSIVE REPORT: NATO Promotes Toxic Chlorine in Afghanistan (Part 2 of 2)
The bark on the rotting tree limb turned out to be a very efficient floc, meaning it acts on suspended solids in the water and precipitates them out, pushing them to the bottom of the cistern. Some of the processes endorsed by the WHO were developed by investigators who traveled to remote areas of the world to research local water treatment practices. He watched in puzzlement as a village elder threw a rotting tree branch into the water and then told the WHO investigator to return the next day. Treating drinking water with toxic chlorine is recognized in the West as unhealthy yet NATO and the U. S. Embassy continue to foster such technology onto the Afghan people. The acid reacts with the water to create hydrogen peroxide that acts as a “floc. Drinking it will not cause immediate death, but it will increase the rate of illness within the consuming population, ultimately decreasing their life-spans. The reason is that the bark releases lignins (humic acid).
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