Fluoride spill at water facility literally burns holes in parking lot cement

This happened last month at a water treatment centre in Rock Island, Ill. I did a search and didn't find anything on here.

A recent chemical spill at a water treatment facility in Rock Island, Ill., required the assistance of an emergency relief crew decked in the very same type of hazmat suits being worn by workers at the Fukushima Dai-Ichi nuclear plant in Japan. Except instead of radiation, the leaked chemical at the water plant was actually hydrofluorosilicic acid, a chemical fluoride component commonly added to drinking supplies for the stated purpose of preventing cavities. This fluoride chemical is so hazardous that it actually began to burn through parking lot cement in Rock Island before emergency crews arrived on the scene.

So, it's okay to add to the drinking water then?

Just what damage is this chemical doing to people all around the world? There should be a full and honest study into the dangers of adding Flouride to water. I don't buy into the 'prevents cavity's' therefore it's a good thing. What are the long term dangers and health risks?

There is a video of the the incident within the link:

www.naturalnews.com...

Actually, it was hydrofluorosilicic acid that was spilled, not flouride. Big difference.

Just sayin'

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Yes but he said they were using it as 'flouride' putting it in drinking water ! Its more evidence surfacing of the nwo

"Hydrofluorosilicic acid is used to add fluoride to the plants water."

Are you seriously gonna drink that?

Originally posted by SvenTheBerserK
"Hydrofluorosilicic acid is used to add fluoride to the plants water."

True, it is. However, the chemical reactions involved in the process neutralizes it's acidity. Fluoride in it's final state will not burn a hole in concrete. Much like I wouldn't swim in a pool filled with hydrochloric acid; however, I would swim in a chlorinated pool.

So, again, I stand by my statement that there is a big difference between hydrofluorosilicic acid and fluoride.

You got my S&F... So to just boil ALL the water is too simple???

Our city council just voted to keep adding fluoride to the water. I'm not happy , and the best argument I know of is if someone wants to use fluoride , fine , you get plenty in fluoride toothpaste. It does not need to be our water.

This has been Posted already ....

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You got beat by a couple days

Nice try though

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Originally posted by Aggie Man
Actually, it was hydrofluorosilicic acid that was spilled, not flouride. Big difference.

Just sayin'

Question... Is hydrofluorosilicic acid a fluoride? There are several kinds, you know... Or does it combine with water to create a fluoride? Or is it just a toxic acid waste product that they sell to municipalities under fraudulent claims?

If I was to guess, probably the last.

Originally posted by Mandelbrot2012
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You got beat by a couple days

Nice try though

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So much for the New Improved search facility!! Mods you know the score.

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