February 10, 2005 journal, from Chattanooga chlorine taste, Lydia Springs lithium water 10 miles from Atlanta off I-20 is lithium springs, a rich source of mineral water with much history where people came in the 1800's to drink of water to cure depression and all types of mental disorders. It is the only known source of lithium water anywhere in American. This water is sometimes called love water and only cost $2 per gallon, good for drinking water. Just a few miles from Six Flags on highway 78. info@lithiaspringswater.com I continue quoting from the Book on Bill Frist, how he became Senate Majority Leader. At Strom Thurman's 100th birthday party, Trend Lott spoke out of school. I am not defending Thurman, he was a 33 degree Mason and a super politician with a big secret. "The night was significant for several reasons. Strom Thurmond was one of the most notable figures in recorded American history. He had been a teacher, an athletic coach, and a superintendent of education. He studied law under his father judge J. William Thurman, and became a city attorney, county attorney, state senator, and eventually, a circuit court judge. Though exempt from serving in the military, Strom-who had already been an army reservists and a commissioned 2nd Lt. by the age of 21-volunteered for active duty on the day the United States entered World War II. As a member of the 82nd Airborne, he parachuted behind enemy lines on D day and helped secure the foot hold for the Allies to liberate the European continent. For distinguished service, Senator Thurman was awarded 5 battle stars and 18 other declarations, including the Legion of Merit with oak leaf cluster the Purple Heart, the Bronze Star for valor, the Belgium Order of the Crown and the French Cross of War. After the war, Strom returned home to South Carolina. He was elected governor in 1946 and then ran for president as a Dixiecrat (on a segregationist platform he later renounced) against Harry Truman for president of the United States. He lost., but was determined to serve America so he ran for Senate in 1954 and became elected to Congress by a write-in vote,… in American history. At the time of his birthday celebration, he had been reelected eight times since. As a young man he knew people who have seen Andrew Jackson, and he campaigned for votes of people who had fought in the Civil War. He and Herbert Hoover won their first elective office in the year of 1928. He served with about 1/5 of the nearly 2000 people who have been members of the Senate since 1789. At the time of his birthday he was nearly half the age of the United States Constitution itself. As a result of his longstanding service, it had been said that almost 70 percent of South Carolinians had met Strom Thurman face-to-face. As the celebration began, several senators came forth to offer their praise and congratulations, obviously, much of his life had been praiseworthy, and admirers didn't have to look too far into his past to pay him a compliment. When it came time for the newly returned Senate Majority Leader Lott to make his toast, he did: "When Strom Thurman ran for president we voted for him. We are proud of it. And if the rest of the country had followed our lead, we would not have had all these problems over these years, either" and, when he'd finished, most people wish the man from the Magnolia State had never spoken. Just what was Thurman's lead? According to a 1948 speech, Thurman said, "There's not enough troops in the army to force the Southern people to break down segregation and admit the n-rance into our theaters, into our swimming pools, into our homes, and into our churches. While history will record Sen. Thurmond ‘s heroic contribution to America, it will also record the statement above: a paradox, and one .….the Republican Party wants no part of. The events that unfurled over the next several days are best described as oil in water reaction".