The History of Agent Orange
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Aside from the enormous health problems associated with this horrible poison, when I served in the "Iron Triangle", the most heavily sprayed area, was not only utterly useless in helping to win that war, but was also a major handicap in patrolling in that area: We killed all of the trees, but the many weeds which began to proliferate made our patrols a tactical hell. We were not able to spot an enemy sniper, even if he pointed an AK-47 at us from a distance of 10 feet!!
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If there is one country that deserves nemesis, it's USA
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Its a Conflict not a war ask any Veit Nam Veteran i was there
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this is the devil among us... you don't have to go to hell looking for him...he's here, among us!
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@SkStunna Glad to here he's doing well and about your joining. I have a lot of respect for people who join our military :3
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My Dad is a Vietnam and he said he was exposed to this stuff which is why he has problems with his hands and feet. Thank GOD, I haven't inherited any terrible complications. But hey My Dad is still going strong :) Such a terrible thing though my family hates war.
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and it is unfortunate that we lost this war, because it did more to divide this nation
than it divided vietnam, yet i am still proud to be an american
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@GassNaut that is true, but fuck you, anyway
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You know this is a bunch of lies don't you, dioxin was not an ingrediant of AO but a sometimes contaminant. If you are going to lie and use propaganda at least don't get caught.
xuixuanxui 1 year ago
Nice try, Monsanto knew Agent Orange (ALL Agent Orange) was contaminated with dioxin when they sold it to the government. Dioxin is a byproduct of 2,4,5-T. The way the video explains this is not dishonest. You are a shill for war criminals.
SensoryOssuary 1 year ago 13