The Fluoride in water War

Some of the ‘health’ excesses of the last few years are now been dealt with, now that the vaccine mandates are mostly gone.

Various groups have been actively persuading local city council members to rethink their decisions.

The Whangarei council then decided against fluoridation..

https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/541677/whangarei-district-council-continues-to-hold-out-against-fluoridation-despite-government-directive

A Government Health official (Diana Sarfati) threatened to ‘overide’ their decision.

https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/541266/top-health-official-threatens-to-override-whangarei-fluoridation-refusal

Then, suddenly, she resigns along with two other staff.

https://www.msn.com/en-nz/public-safety-and-emergencies/health-and-safety-alerts/director-general-of-health-diana-sarfati-resigns/ar-AA1z0spX

Hmm, This same scenario keeps playing out in NZ.

1 -Local group makes a decision

2 -Some big authority person threatens them

3 -That big authority person ‘resigns’

House painting -pragmatism over perfection

After applying 140 litres of oil stain, we have finished oil-staining our house.

One of the quirks of oil-staining is that you don’t have much of a say in what the final colour will be.

We were advised not to paint the decks, otherwise you will have a job repainting them forever.

We did paint the stairs though, because they get a hard life from the weather.

If you are a perfectionist, I guess there’s always a bit more to paint, or perhaps touch that up a bit better.

There’s a time to stop though, and say it’s good enough.

On to the next project…