Depleted Uranium - US weapons causing Iraqi birth defects
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Clip from "Beyond Treason. "http://www.beyondtreason.com/
What legacy is the US leaving in Iraq due to the use of depleted uranium as far as birth defects? Not for the squeamish.
Is the United States knowingly using a
dangerous battlefield weapon banned by the United Nations because of its long-term effects on the local inhabitants and the environment?
Explore the illegal worldwide sale and use of one of the deadliest weapons ever invented.
Did the US really use 1000 tons of depleted uranium in Afghanistan?
Did the US really use depleted uranium in former Yugoslavia?
Did the US really use 340 tons of depleted uranium in the first Gulf War, and over 2000 tons in the current Iraq War, even though this weapon is banned by the United Nations?
Beyond the disclosure of black-ops projects spanning the past 6 decades, Beyond Treason also addresses the complex subject of Gulf War Illness. It includes interviews with experts, both civilian and military, who say that the government is hiding the truth from the public and they can prove it.
Featuring
Dr. Doug Rokke, Director of the U.S. Army Depleted Uranium Project and
Leuren Moret, Geological Scientist and International Radiation Expert
WHAT CAUSES GULF WAR ILLNESS?
Some believe these illnesses are caused by exposure to depleted uranium munitions used on the battlefield. Others believe chemical and biological exposures are the prime suspect. While yet an even larger group argue that experimental vaccines given to our troops, without their knowledge or consent, may have lead to the demise of many of these soldiers.
Is it a combination of overlapping exposures?
A growing number of scientists and respected experts in their fields have been coming forward to share their research and first-hand knowledge of official betrayal.
As ailing Gulf War Heroes from all 27 coalition countries slowly die of "unknown causes," they wait for answers from their respective governments... but no satisfying or even credible answers have come forth from the military establishment. Records that span over a decade point to negligence and even culpability on the part of the U.S. Department of Defense and their "disposable army" mentality.
The VA has determined that 250,000 troops are now permanently disabled, 15,000 troops are dead and over 425,000 are ill and slowly dying from what the Department of Defense still calls a "mystery disease." How many more will have to die before action is taken?
