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Read this article, our soldiers are there too. They are being radiated as well ....

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Another War Crime? Iraqi Cities ‘Hot’ With Depleted Uraniumhttp://www.envirosagainstwar.org/edit/index.php?op=view & itemid=523August 15, 2003 Sara Flounders / International Action CenterThe Pentagon fired radioactive Depleted Uranium weapons in downtownBaghdad, leaving the capitol city contaminated with radiation levels thatare 1,000 to 1,900 times higher than normal. Washington has stated it willnot be responsible for undertaking any clean-up of these dangerouspollution hot-spots.Has US use of depleted-uranium weapons turned Iraq into a radioactivedanger area for both Iraqis and occupation troops? This question hasalready had serious consequences. In hot spots in downtown Baghdad,reporters have measured radiation levels that are 1,000 to 1,900 timeshigher than normal background radiation levels. It has also opened a debatein the Netherlands parliament and media as 1,100 Dutch troops in Kuwaitprepare to enter Iraq as part of the U.S./British-led occupation forces.The Dutch are concerned about the danger of radioactive poisoning andradiation sickness in Iraq.

 

To read the rest, go to the URL listed above. I would also keep these article for the returning GI's so when it comes to proving their claims of illness, they have news articles to show.....

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I can do nothing but stand in amazement at

these governmental idiots.  Actually, they are like little children who have

not learned anything yet about respect.  You could catch a child in the act of

breaking a lamp because of let’s say playing ball in the house, and they

might deny it.  Or blame somebody else.  But there would be a pretty good

chance for your little child that he/she would learn more appropriate behavior,

and morals.

  I don’t hold that same opinion of

this government.  I think that for many of the individual people in this

government that their claim to being “chrisitains” is merely a ploy

to 1. claim that their victories are “god’s” blessing and 

the god is on our side; and, 2.  it shuts the mouths of many people who live

here who would cry “injustice” had they been less accepting of

governmental propaganda. 

  Here we are, living in a nation where

many of us say “with liberty and justice for all.”  Course most of

us don’t think that what that has come to mean to the government is that

it means for the elite governing people, and corporations that enslave the rest

of us living here in America.  They lied about the reasons to be in Iraq, and, the lie they told was that there were weapons of

mass destruction.  We’ve got to control the spread of weapons of mass

destruction, is pretty much what they said. 

  I always objected to the idea of having

a rule apply to the goose and not the gander.  The US is the country in the world that is most populated with

weapons of mass destruction, as well as weapons of other types of destruction. 

And that a country would invade another for a reason that the invading country

itself is guilty of-------one can certainly ask the question about justice. 

Regardless of whether Hussein and his regime treated his own people with

injustice, and that becomes a rationale for invasion----saving a people   Again,

even on that one, that is what is happening here as well.   

  So, now, the use has spread radiation (a

weapon of mass destruction) all over Iraq.  And all over its own soldiers.  Of course, when the

soldiers are dying of “mysterious” diseases there, and the

government won’t own up to the idea that it is radiation poisoning, or

vaccination possoning, one would not expect the people who run this government

to own up to responsibility to clean up Iraq of depleted uranium. 

  And that would be a further question. 

What is the uranium depleted of?  Its certainly still radioactive.  Another

piece of evidence that this government defines itself as the be all and end all

of all of life-----redefining of words to suit its own purposes.  Even the laws

are full of words that specify definitions which are certainly not in the usage

of the people of the United

States.  One would

think that depleted uranium is harmless.  I wouldn’t want to be shooting

with it as my ammunition.

  And, to relate this to health and

healing-----the same practices are applied to the medical, and food, areas of

life by the federal government as are demonstrated here.  Lack of responsibility

while calling a people, all individuals, to be responsible to it.  Remember

folks, the government, all of it, FDA; SEC, DEA; all the abc’s,  and all

the various divisions of powers that actually are constitutionally established,

are all supposed to be responsible to us, the people, who really have the

sovereignty here.  We need to start picking people in government who will

respect that and return to us our own responsibilities for ourselves, without

punishment for choosing to be responsible for ourselves, and be people who will

face up to responsibility for themselves and their actions in government.

 

Ed

 

Ed

 

 

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Iraqui cities " hot " with Depleted Uranium

 

 

Read this article, our soldiers are there too.

They are being radiated as well ....

 

 

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Another War Crime? Iraqi Cities ‘Hot’ With

Depleted Uranium

http://www.envirosagainstwar.org/edit/index.php?op=view & itemid=523

August 15, 2003 Sara Flounders / International

Action Center

 

The Pentagon fired radioactive Depleted Uranium

weapons in downtown

Baghdad, leaving the capitol city contaminated

with radiation levels that

are 1,000 to 1,900 times higher than normal.

Washington has stated it will

not be responsible for undertaking any clean-up of

these dangerous

pollution hot-spots.

 

Has US use of depleted-uranium weapons turned Iraq

into a radioactive

danger area for both Iraqis and occupation troops?

This question has

already had serious consequences. In hot spots in

downtown Baghdad,

reporters have measured radiation levels that are

1,000 to 1,900 times

higher than normal background radiation levels. It

has also opened a debate

in the Netherlands parliament and media as 1,100

Dutch troops in Kuwait

prepare to enter Iraq as part of the

U.S./British-led occupation forces.

The Dutch are concerned about the danger of

radioactive poisoning and

radiation sickness in Iraq.

 

 

 

 

 

To read the rest, go to the URL

listed above. I would also keep these article for the returning GI's so

when it comes to proving their claims of illness, they have news articles to

show.....

 

 

 

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