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"When Washburn, North Dakota’s town commissioners decided in January to take up the issue of whether or not to continue fluoridating the water supply for the town’s 1,300 residents, they anticipated researching the risks versus benefits and putting the matter to a vote.

What they didn’t anticipate — but soon encountered — was evidence of a coordinated effort by state actors and a national fluoride lobby group, using federal money, to crush local efforts by small towns like Washburn to stop fluoridating their water supplies."

[See the coordinated efforts being done in several states to prevent the public from stopping floride by the use of dirty tricks]:

https://www.renegadetribune.com/how-big-fluoride-tries-to-prevent-towns-from-cleaning-up-their-water/

"Charles McGonigal may be the most corrupt FBI official in modern history—and yet somehow, his name has barely made a blip on the radar. This wasn’t some mid-level pencil-pusher. McGonigal was one of the top counterintelligence agents at the FBI’s New York field office. He was directly involved in the bureau’s most sensitive operations, including the infamous “Crossfire Hurricane” probe into (phony) Trump–Russia “collusion.” And after that whole fraudulent mess, it turns out that he was secretly taking money from a Kremlin-linked oligarch and helping shake down Albanian oligarchs on the side. You can’t make this up, right?

This isn’t some minor HR issue being swept under the rug. This is the rot at the heart of the Deep State—buried deep inside the FBI.
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But it wasn’t just Russia. McGonigal had ties to a socialist prime minister, dirty intelligence operatives, and possibly millions in kickbacks. The Washington Examiner piece continues:":

https://revolver.news/2025/04/will-patel-and-bongino-investigate-this-massive-fbi-scandal-that-nobodys-talking-about/

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500 plus pages of small script journaling his life.