If You Come Here, Don’t Even Take A Shower!

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Here is a story about the contamination of San Antonio, Texas and the water supply there.

1. Go to YouTube and type in “San Antonio Texas Death City”.
2. The government has told the city that the water supply is contaminated. They said so.
3. The legislature of Texas had a meeting here in town. They told San Antonio Water Supply that every well in Bexar County needs a water treatment plant on them because the water is so contaminated. SAWS told them they have no money.
4. San Antonio, Texas is the only city in the USA that had a nuclear bomb go off in the city limits and put 7.4 tons of radiation in the mushroom cloud that fell over the city and fell SW of the city.
5. The government was going to make Kelly AFB a Superfund site but the city/Bexar County and others and the Governor of Texas sued the government to stop EPA making Kelly AFB a Superfund because people would lose all their jobs here.  They won, but EPA still has to clean up Kelly AFB as a Superfund. They tell the people they have no money. This is where the government was going to buy the homes and land from the people and get them out of harms way, but Texas stopped it. That means the people, families and children are being used as guinea pigs and slowly murdered.

PCE, radioactive elements, Agent Orange, Chromium 6, Lead and more are in the water supply of San Antonio, Texas. All this proof we have is from the government and the legislature of Texas. If you want proof, I would like to show it to you.

May I suggest if you come here do not even take a shower!

Note from the Editor: The author currently resides in Texas. The account/editorial is verbatim from the author without edit, with only the omission of their name to preserve anonymity.