
Poisoning Children sounds like a conspiracy theory, but it's not. According to the top scientists I am interviewing for my book with Johns Hopkins, that is exactly what we are doing. I know this in the worst way possible--from personal experience.
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Poisoning Children sounds like a conspiracy theory, but it's not. According to the top scientists I am interviewing for my book with Johns Hopkins, that is exactly what we are doing. I know this in the worst way possible--from personal experience.
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