Associated Press article on Pharmawater sounds familiar
From the article:
A vast array of pharmaceuticals including antibiotics, anti-convulsants, mood stabilizers and sex hormones have been found in the drinking water supplies of at least 41 million Americans, an Associated Press investigation shows.
Something tells me that these pharamacueticals aren’t being put their by accident. Remember Crystal Harbor? They were just investigated for exposing its customers to dangerous chemicals and then deliberately withholding information about the contaminants from its employees. The incident was only picked up by a couple local news stations. The government fined Crystal Harbor for its negligence, and the company issued an apology for the outbreak.
I recently found out that Arman Technology (who are owned by Reef Neurosciences) entered a partnership with Crystal Harbor about a year before this incident happened. How much would you wager that this whole incident wasn’t an accident? I think there is a very real possibility that AT was using CH as a means to distribute their drugs.
Holy effin’ sh*t. That’s messed up.
Shame that companies like this can get away with just a slap on the wrist
Reef Neurosciences is pretty abhorrent, so I wouldn’t be surprised if they were behind this. And even if they weren’t, they probably paid off the investigators to protect their assets
was there any report on the kind of contaminants they found? if it’s something like cyanide then yeah, probably deliberate, but it could also just have been runoff from an unrelated business or something.
i remember reading about how a weed killing company dumped some chemicals into a lake or something without realizing it flowed into drinking water
To be fair, I hear this thing happens often, I wouldn’t IMMEDIATELY jump to conclusions on that. Not that I trust Reef at all lol
I remember hearing something about this…yeah, doesn’t get much eviller than this if it’s true
Sorry to dig up an old thread, but I just found out about something called P r o j e c t D a f f o d i l, which seems to be related to this story. It was a program that AT was working on to find a way to infect an entire city with drugs spread through water supply without getting caught.
I am interested. Hit me up on CoverText if you have more details
