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A/M/O/K/ 651 :: Awakening :: Links :: Depleted Uranium |
- Tuesday, 22 July 2008 Radioactive Waste From Iraq Wars Dumped in U.S.: 'During the summer of 1991, the United States military had collected artillery, tanks, Bradley fighting vehicles, conventional and unconventional munitions, trucks, etc at Camp Doha in Kuwait. As result of carelessness, this weapons depot caught fire with consequent catastrophic explosions resulting in death, injury, illness and extensive environmental contamination from depleted uranium and conventional explosives.'
  
 
- between two rivers
- dennis4president.com - Dennis on depleted uranium weapons
- BELLACIAO - depleted uranium : Wall Street Czars depopulating the World - Johan
- Radioactive Ammunition Fired in Middle East May Claim More Lives Than Hiroshima and Nagasaki :: from www.uruknet.info :: news from occupied Iraq - it
- DEPLETED URANIUM STRIKES AGAIN—THIS TIME IN THE USA
- YouTube - What Are We Doing To Our Own?
- Film Poison DUst: A NEW LOOK AT U.S. READIOACTIVE WEAPONS
- Depleted Uranium - The Ultimate Dirty Bomb - Nuclear War has already begun
Apr.26, 2007 in Biometrics, Government Conspiracies, Media Control, New World Order, Toxic Food
All the Iraqi equipment, a lot of U.S. equipment contain radiological components. When that equipment was blowing up a lot of radiological material was released into the environment. Exposing and contaminating. And then to top it all off we use uranium munitions known as depleted uranium. They’ve been used back in 1973 by the Israelis against the Egyptians. But, during Gulf War I, Desert Shield and Desert Storm, we took it to a totally new level. The use of radioactive materials on the battle field. Deliberately taking tons and tons, actually over 350 tons of solid radioactive materials and dispersed it across Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and Iraq. Taking our radioactive waste and throwing it in someone else’s backyard.
Watch the video: Depleted Uranium - The Ultimate Dirty Bomb - Nuclear War has already begun
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