If chlorine in our water is so unhealthy, why do they use it? ... secrets on top of secrets

I’ve often considered that the real reason there is chlorine in our waters are because of the taking in and return flow of waters needed to operate nuclear reactors … and not so much that it was added for health benefits as reports would have humanity to believe … but more-so because of a necessary process which benefits the reactors….

First lets consider this ….
Obtaining necessary water needed to cool the reactors are explained here at http://www.world-nuclear.org/info/cooling_power_plants_inf121.html ….. “If the power plant is next to the sea, a big river, or large inland water body it may be done simply by running a large amount of water through the condensers in a single pass and discharging it back into the sea, lake or river a few degrees warmer and without much loss from the amount withdrawn[5].  That is the simplest method.  The water may be salt or fresh.  Some small amount of evaporation will occur off site due to the water being a few degrees warmer“.

This article also states … “In a nuclear plant, beyond some minor chlorination, the cooling water is not polluted by use – it is never in contact with the nuclear part of the plant but only cools the condenser in the turbine hall” …

Now though this gives another plausible reason why chlorine is really in the water supply … we must also consider the many ancient pyramid power sources we don’t know about … many with operational under attached chambers of a nuclear reactor facility …. many of which are operating in an unorthodox manner as they are hidden from our visual view … each contributing to the Mother Earth’s land, sky and water pollution of chlorine ….

HERE We have always wondered who “they” are. In this case it should be “we”. Our public water utilities are governed by federal agencies; we govern these agencies. While chlorine and its byproducts are known to have significant adverse health effects on humans, we choose chlorine over waterborne disease outbreaks. We do not use chlorine because it is the most effective means of disinfecting water; we use it because it is the cheapest! With all the technology we possess today, we still essentially pour bleach in our drinking water to kill bacteria. There are several healthier methods of disinfecting public water supplies; some other countries have turned to alternative methods because of recent findings about chlorine risks. The problem is that these methods are much more costly and, in reality, less practical. The fact is that less than 1% of the water supplied to our homes is used for consumption; it is just not practical to produce “healthy water” from a central supplier. Most people would not be willing to pay the price for alternative disinfection ion methods, which would more than triple water costs. Logically, the solution is to keep chlorine in our public water systems right up to the point of use and then remove it with home water filtration. In reality, this is the only way to ensure healthy water.