Files

Major Articles Index

List of Stories:

Fluoride:

BBC Watchdog

Teething Trouble

Escondido Critique

Danger List

The Ministry

Channel 4 Fluoride

Clear Danger

Colgate Payout

Yellowing Peril

Poison Smile

John Major

Poisoned by fluoride

Strathclyde Message

Fluoride Deaths

Fluoride Victim

Ecologist

External Links:

*WDDTY

*This link will take you to the 'What Doctors Don't Tell You' website, and to all articles that are linked to 'fluoride'

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Unethical Behaviour:

Children's Bones

Lead Paint

17,000 Exposed

Porton Down

Frank Olson

Atomic River

X Files

External Links:

Dirty Hands

Vitamin A

Guinea Pigs

Major Articles

In this part of the website, we've collected a number of articles about ethical behaviour. It's not just stories about water fluoridation, it's about 'mindsets'.

We shall explore what lengths some people will go to so that they can achieve an objective. After all, exploitation is not just about one subject, we see and hear of it all the time.

If we can see demonstrations of unethical behaviour in other aspects of our society, then it should come as no surprise that water fluoridation should be no different from any other scandal.

Ethics

So what exactly does the term 'ethics' mean? How do we qualify it in just a few words?

For all intense purposes, we consider that the term should be applied to those who operate openly, with concern to moral behaviour, and to present themselves without undue influence from outside sources.

Well, that's one way of looking at it. Dictionary.com (as one example) describes the term 'ethics' so:

1. (used with a singular or plural verb) a system of moral principles: the ethics of a culture.
2. (used with a plural verb) the rules of conduct recognized in respect to a particular class of human actions or a particular group, culture, etc.: medical ethics; Christian ethics.
3. (used with a plural verb) moral principles, as of an individual: His ethics forbade betrayal of a confidence.
4. (used with a singular verb) that branch of philosophy dealing with values relating to human conduct, with respect to the rightness and wrongness of certain actions and to the goodness and badness of the motives and ends of such actions.

So, we have a pretty good grasp of the term. We also naturally, and instinctively, know when we are doing right, and when we are doing wrong. But in the field of scientific exploration, boundaries between right and wrong become blurred. And it is when they reach this position, that it is easy for those who think they are benefitting humanity, and the environment, that they cross the line and do things that any decent-minded person would shrink at.

Then, of course, we have those people who seem to have little or no conscience. They see nothing wrong with what they do and the term 'ethics' is something for other people to be concerned about - not themselves.

Such people give themselves, or have invested upon them, such power that they become Gods in their own little sordid world. Everyone else is a mere mortal and subject to the whims and desires of those who look down upon them. Such people, who are beyond reproach, are the monsters, the demons, within our society. They are not Gods, they are just evil tyrants.

Contained within this section of the website is a catalogue of stories that highlight disturbing behaviour, suspicious activities, and the type of event which make us raise an eyebrow.

I now commend the reader to our humble offerings.

PS. Don't forget to also visit our section on Human Radiation Experiments (HREX).

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