Poison DUst: Depleted Uranium Kills --

US soldiers are returning from Iraq to die of "mysterious" ailments - and the depleted uranium (DU) poisoning scandal just won't go away, despite efforts to cover it up. Protesters in New Haven spoke out against the U.S. military's use of DU, its effects on US troops, and cutbacks in veterans' medical benefits. The DU test costs $1,000, so the U.S. government won't test for DU poisoning. "More than 240,000 Gulf War veterans are on permanent medical disability and more than 11,000 are dead. They have been denied testing, medical care, and compensation for depleted uranium exposure and related illnesses since 1991," say reports. A U.S. government study found that 67% of post-Gulf War babies have serious birth defects or serious illnesses. In Italy, eight soldiers home from Iraq died of cancer, probably caused by DU exposure. Today, Italy proposed new legislation to censor media covering the military. The new law would bar any reporting on the health effects of depleted uranium. Anyone who breaks the law could face up to 20 years in a military prison, including civilians. You thought they came home safely from the war.

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[vendetta007mike]

American soldiers=poor unprotected guinea pigs, who are dying to serve the interests of a bunch of lobbyists from the elite layers of their "society". "People" are blind and don't see that... they are brain shrunken pseudo nationalist idiots...

[majstorjoe]

expose your kids to depleted uranium! if you think that DU is not dangerous!

[MrKsomers4]

What the Hell

[MrKsomers4]

What the Hell

[ScoundrelzNTwK]

agriculture, cuneiform, hamarabbis code, sail various other contributions in mythology Enki and Enilil, epic of gilgamesh ect ect

[Daddyo930]

@ScoundrelzNTwK What were their contributions to civilization?

[ScoundrelzNTwK]

@Daddyo930 yes

[Daddyo930]

@ScoundrelzNTwK Correct. Do we know these people as the Sumerians?

[ScoundrelzNTwK]

@Daddyo930 yes Mesopotamia (modern day iraq) is thought to be the cradle of civilization.

[Daddyo930]

@ScoundrelzNTwK I said where not when. We will get to when in a minute. Where did life on this planet start this time around according to your understanding of history?

[ScoundrelzNTwK]

@Daddyo930 In 6000 bce? life didn't start at this time, life had been around long before that, I am assuming you are talking about modern homo sapiens

[Daddyo930]

@ScoundrelzNTwK No this discussion will remain in the world of science and physics, not mysticism. Where did life on this planet start this time around? We will take this one step seeing as how your in the mood to be enlightened.