Domestic Terrorism and Chemical Warfare

Chemical companies own the United States. How our lives have become saturated with poisonous chemicals is an atrocity. Why we have allowed this to happen over time is a mystery. I think it's due to a lot of fancy footwork on behalf of the government and the money-making capitalistic machine, public relations misinformation and false advertising, as well as compliancy and incompetency on the part of the Food and Drug Administration. We wonder about the ethics of weapons of mass destruction and chemical warfare, apathetically relieved wars happen on other continents, but what about the garbage that is allowed in our environment in the disguise of household conveniences?


Below are just a handful of some of the most toxic chemicals we encounter everyday:

formaldehyde dimethylpolysiloxane toluene triethanolamine turpentine aspartame benzen butylated hydroxyanisole (BHA) bisphenol A (BPA)  centrominium chloride  calcium carbonate  chloramine cocoamidopropyl betaine  N, N-diethyl-m-toluamide  dimethacrylate  dioxins  ethylene oxide  fluoride  glycol ethers  hydrofluorosilicic acid  hydroxybenzene  d-limonene  methychloroisothiazolinone  1-aspartyl 1-phenylalanine methyl ester  methylsulfonylmethane  monosodium glutamate  methyl tertiary-butyl ether  naphthalene nitrosamines  nonyl phenol paradichlorobenzene  perchloroethylene  petroleum  phenylmercuric acetate  polybrominated diphenyl ethers  polyvinyl chloride  saccharin  sodium dichloroisocynaurate dihydrate  sodium laureth sulfate  sodium lauryl sulfate  tetrachloroethylene  perchloroethylene  tertiary butyl hydroquinone  tetrahydrozoline hydrochloride  trihalomethanes  titanium dioxide  hydroxypropyl beta-cyclodextrin p-dichlorobenzene




Below are some examples of where you might find these chemicals in your everyday lives:

perfumes  colognes   bleach  cleaning products  floor waxes  furniture polishes  window cleaner  carpets  mattresses  furniture  furnaces  laminated flooring  air fresheners  wood, treated  fiberglass insulation  paint thinners  plastic wrap  plastic containers  playground equipment  soaps and detergents  fabric softeners and sheets  paints, house  bug sprays and pesticides  dry cleaning  weed killers  acrylic and oil paints  ceramic glazes  copy machine toner  printer inks  felt pens  white out  car exhaust  antifreeze  automobile oil  gasoline  car interiors  clothing  fabric  sheets and linens  candles  non-organic food and drink  canned foods  food coloring and flavorings  air fresheners  prescriptions  spermicides  latex  baby lotions  baby powder  diapers baby bottles  toys  shampoo  hair conditioners  makeup  deodorants  body washes  lotions   breath sprays  toothpaste  tooth whiteners  fingernail polish  hair spray  hair gel  hair dyes  toilet paper  facial tissues  bottled water  kitty litter  pet food  flea sprays, collars and dips

 

What have I forgotten that affects you greatly?

 

Do you think the FDA is doing its job?