Phoenix Journal 208 - Four Winds 10
Phoenix Journal 208 - Four Winds 10
Phoenix Journal 208 - Four Winds 10
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two students denied high school diplomas for not complying with a mandatory service requirement)<br />
When an opponent says, “I will not come over to your side,” I calmly say, “Your child belongs to us<br />
already... What are you? You will pass on. Your descendants, however, now stand in the new camp. In a<br />
short time they will know nothing else but this new community.” —Adolf Hitler<br />
We need a national-corporate commitment to public service to look after [the elderly]. We aren’t able to<br />
provide resources unless the young pay something for their patrimony through public service. —William F.<br />
Buckley Jr. in Mother Jones magazine<br />
We will not recognize [American Fascism] as it rises. It will wear no black shirts here. It will probably<br />
have no marching songs. It will rise out of a congealing of a group of elements that exist here and that are<br />
the essential components of Fascism... It will be at first decorous, humane, glowing with homely American<br />
sentiment. But a dictatorship cannot remain benevolent. To continue, it must become ruthless. When this<br />
stage is reached we shall see that appeal by radio, movies, and government-controlled newspapers to all<br />
the worst instincts and emotions of our people. The rough, the violent, the lawless men will come to the<br />
surface and into power. This is the terrifying prospect as we move along our present course. —John T.<br />
Flynn Writing in the American Mercury, February 1941 [End quoting]<br />
Does the above give you a good picture of where our country is today??<br />
LOOK, MA:<br />
FLUORIDE TOOTHPASTES<br />
NOW CARRY WARNING<br />
Excerpted from THE ORLANDO SENTINEL, 6/21/97, [quoting:]<br />
Last month, as 8-year-old Molly Statt stood in the bathroom brushing her teeth, something on the back of<br />
the tube of Crest caught her attention. She stopped brushing.<br />
Looking up at her father standing beside her, she asked, “Is this poison?”<br />
“Of course not,” Paul Statt reassured his daughter.<br />
“Then why does it say ‘poison’ on it?” she asked.<br />
Statt looked closer at the label. In small print were warnings he hadn’t noticed before, including one that<br />
read: “If you accidentally swallow more than used for brushing, seek professional help or contact a poison<br />
control center immediately.”<br />
Caught off guard, he didn’t have a good answer for Molly. For a week, she didn’t want to brush with<br />
toothpaste. Now she is back to using it, but Statt worries that she is confused about the safety of toothpaste<br />
and about the truth of poison labels. [End quoting]<br />
The fluoride in toothpaste is a poison and there have been millions of words used in debating why it is<br />
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