Mercer Island Needs Separate Water Supply

November 24th, 2011 James Robert Deal No comments

Mercer Island needs separate water supply

Mercer Island Reporter – November 14, 2011 · 4:37 PM

Starting last August, Washington Action for Safe Water has been paying monthly visits to the Mercer Island City Hall.

Our goal is to educate the City Council about the lead, arsenic and silicofluoride that Seattle adds to Mercer Island water.

Neither the City Council nor the public ever had a chance to vote on whether they wanted dilute toxic waste added to their water.

We are proposing that Mercer Island demand that Seattle provide water free of any additives other than a little chlorine to kill microbes and a little alkalizer to raise the pH of our acidic snowmelt water to a more neutral, slightly alkaline level.

Seattle probably has numerous pipelines coming down from the Tolt and Cedar watersheds, and it should be no problem to bring silicofluoride free water down in at least one of them.

Seattle ought to install a new pipeline if necessary to deliver “just water” to Mercer Island.

In the meantime, Seattle ought to indemnify and hold Mercer Island harmless against the possibility of a lawsuit by residents of Mercer Island against the city.

We invite Islanders to meet with us at 6 p.m. before the next City Council meeting in the City Hall lobby on Nov. 21 to learn more.

James Robert Deal, Attorney, Vice-President

Washington Action for Safe Water

Come to Mercer Island Monday at 6 pm – If you can’t come, send us your 2.5 minute speeches

October 16th, 2011 James Robert Deal No comments

Come to Mercer Island Monday at 6 pm – If you can’t come, send us your 2.5 minute speeches.

10-16-11

The Monday meeting of the Mercer Island City Council starts at 7 pm.

Washington Safe Water and other water groups are meeting at 6 pm, right there at the City Council building.

9611 Southeast 36th Street
Mercer Island, WA 98040-3732
(206) 236-3572

Clean Water supporters from far and wide should drive to Mercer Island. We need a lot of people there. You do not have to be from Mercer Island to come. Mercer Island’s fight is Lynnwood’s fight and Everett’s fight and Seattle’s fight.

It is the same silico-fluoridated water forced on all of us.

The justification for people from outside Mercer Island to speak is that as members of Washington Safe Water, you are there to represent and advocate for the members of Washington Safe Water who live in Mercer Island.

And anyone can join Washington Safe Water. All you need to do is say “count me in”. There are no required dues. Dues are optional. If you pay dues you get to vote, otherwise not.

There is strength in numbers.

So come!

Pile your friends and family into the van and carpool on down – or up.

Write a 2.5 minute speech. If you can’t decide what to say, go to www.WashingtonSafeWater.com or www.Fluoride-Class-Action.com and select a few paragraphs from any of the articles use them as your speech.

Directions:

http://maps.google.com/maps?oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&q=mercer+island+city+council&fb=1&gl=us&hq=city+council&hnear=0x54905d8b9b0d99b3:0xfacbf24df2a907e0,Mercer+Island,+WA&iwloc=lyrftr:transit,0x54906be810caf6bd:0x43c5394f46e7b5e5&ei=kHObTobGNoLciALazvnJDQ&sa=X&oi=local_result&ct=transit-link&resnum=2&ved=0CCwQsQUwAQ

It is an easy bus ride. At the end of the meeting it we will be dark, and we will drive you the two blocks back to the Park ‘N’ Ride.

http://metro.kingcounty.gov/tops/bus/schedules/s203_0_.html

http://metro.kingcounty.gov/tops/bus/schedules/s213_0_.html

If you can’t come, if you are too far away, email us your 2.5 minute speech.

If you live in a different state or country, email us your 2.5 minute speech. We will get someone to read it.

We have people who will be attending who will need good speeches to read. Put your links in your speech, and send your speech by email to James@JamesRobertDeal.com.

And where ever you are, attend those city council and county council meetings and school board meetings.

Send emails to all the politicians. Harvest email addresses of elected officials and send them to me. I will put them all on notice.

This is an Occupy Mercer Island event.

Activate!

Get off the seat of do nothing!

This is easy! Let’s do it!

http://washingtonsafewater.com/juanita-socks-seattle-in-the-kisser/

http://fluoride-class-action.com/notice-of-liability-to-seattle-10-11-11

http://fluoride-class-action.com/where-does-your-politician-stand-on-silico-fluoridation

http://fluoride-class-action.com/questionaire-to-candidates

http://fluoride-class-action.com/new-york-times-more-communities-end-fluoridation

Sincerely,