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[StephanieVanbryce]

....which right ring conservative talk show host avoided Vietnam because he had an ingrown hair on his ass..????????

[easymoney101]

Support our Troops

Bring Em Home
over 500K troops are ill from the first gulf war, over 15 thousand are already dead from illnesses attributed to tainted Vaccines and DU Munitions.

Also 1.5 billion was allocated for armor, where did the money go? Into the pockets of your leaders!
Depleted Uranium munitions are airborne particles our solders breathe this shit lookie here what it does to all.



want to know more?

http://www.xs4all.nl/~stgvisie/VISIE/extremedeformities.html

There is more if you investigate it and the DOD helped cover it up! Now we know some one is coming clean!


Vietnam Agent orange named for the orange containers
how long did it take for our soldiers to get help you moron?



DoD LIES, but VA Admits 153,000 Disability Claims
Sealion – November 1, 2006

Finally some reliable figures are coming out from the Veterans Affairs department concerning the Global War on Terrorism (GWOT). or more simply the latest ill-advised US military adventure in Iraq, started in March 2003...

Instead of the 30,000 casualties reported by the DoD, the latest VA report shows that 153,000 US soldiers - out of a total deployed of 567,000 - were injured enough to claim for disability. The accepted ratio of Wounded to Dead in the latest Iraq War is 7.5 to 1, according to the Washington Post, which extrapolates to around 20,400 US soldiers DEAD up to June 2006

"The number of wounded in Iraq through March 31, 2006, was 7.5 times the number of dead"

Progression: in a six months period claims have increased from 115,500 to 153,000, or an increase of some 32%. It therefore seems reasonable to assume that the ANNUALIZED increase in casualty claims is of the order of 60% from year to year!....

It took 15 years for the claims relating to the much shorter Gulf War, where 580,000 US troops were deployed to reach the incredible number of 518,000, or nearly 90% of deployment. Because of the extensive use of Depleted Uranium this time around (2000 tons against 350 tons) one could reasonably expect that 90% of all soldiers deployed will claim disability within 10 years of the beginning of the War, the other 10% being DEAD...

Kissinger said: "Military men are just dumb stupid animals to be used as pawns in foreign policy."

Now he could very well say: "Military men are just dumb stupid Walking Zombies waiting to die of DU poisoning"

VA Link: http://www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/news/20061010/index.htm

Let's talk about the Vaccines they give our troops!

High frequency of systemic mycoplasmal infections in Gulf War veterans and civilians with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS).

Nicolson GL, Nasralla MY, Haier J, Pomfret J.

Molecular Biology Laboratory, Department of General Surgery, University Hospital Muenster, Muenster, Germany. [e-mail]

The presence of systemic mycoplasmal infections in the blood of Gulf War veterans (n=8) and civilians (n=28) with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) and age matched controls (n=70) was investigated by detecting mycoplasma gene sequences with forensic Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) and back hybridization with a radiolabeled internal oligonucleotide probe. Almost all ALS patients (30/36 or approximately 83%) showed evidence of Mycoplasma species in blood samples, whereas <9% of controls had blood mycoplasmal infections (P<0.001). Using PCR ALS patients with a positive test for any mycoplasmal infection were investigated for the presence of M. fermentans, M. pneumoniae, M. hominis and M. penetrans in their blood. All Gulf War veterans with ALS were positive for M. fermentans, except one that was positive for M. genitalium. In contrast, the 22/28 civilians with detectable mycoplasmal infections had M. fermentans (13/22, 59%) as well as other Mycoplasama species in their blood, and two of the civilian ALS patients had multiple mycoplasma species (M. fermentans plus M. hominis). Of the few control patients that were positive, only two patients (2/70, 2.8%) were positive for M. fermentans (P<0.001). The results support the suggestion that infectious agents may play a role in the pathogenesis and/or progression of ALS, or alternatively ALS patients are extremely susceptible to systemic mycoplasmal infections.

Publication Types:
Clinical Trial

there is more if you look.
Too bad you wern't alive during the Vietnam era. History does repeat!