Back in 1958 quietly the world health organisation detonated a fat bomb on the world stage that is only now being discovered.
The bomb was in the shape of a document the "Guidelines for Drinking-water Quality",
By subtly manipulating the permissible chemicals found in drinking water around the world that follows the WHO recommendations, the world populations weight has increased.
It would be one thing to consider this if it was a simple mistake but due to the consequences and trails it would appear that WHO had been infiltrated.
My personal belief that as the path is so complex that proof is impossible so if the reader wishes to believe this is just another conspiracy theory, fair enough. But maybe the more discerning reader can follow the logic path of these six steps below.
Step 0 .
WHO is in infiltrated by "secret entity"
Step 1.
WHO publishes "Guidelines for Drinking-water Quality". which promotes safe but
un-palatable water
Step 2.
Various Governments crate there own water standards basing them off the WHO document.
Step 3.
Public around the world begin demanding alternatives to public drinking water
Step 4.
"Secret entity" assists drinking water alternative products to be supplied world wide
Step 5.
"Secret entity" uses drinking water alternatives companies to use as a conduit for intelligence gathering word wide.
The consequences are that almost 60 years later countries whose public health system still follow the WHO "Guidelines for Drinking-water Quality", have obesity and diabetes problems. And most of the intelligence gathering activities have now been dismantled.
Two pieces of evidence you can find for this.
Some evidence to this can be seen on supermarket shelves. When drinking water alternative provider wishes to change a product from a fructose (sugary) drink to a zero sugar drink, they just use a water quality that is palatable.
The next evidence is . Not everywhere but in most drinking water supplied by public utilities following the WHO "Guidelines for Drinking-water Quality". the water tastes horrible.
