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The discussion centers around the safety and implications of using depleted uranium (DU) in military applications, particularly in Iraq. Participants express skepticism about the legitimacy of claims regarding the health risks associated with DU, with some asserting that the dangers are exaggerated and that DU is primarily used for its effectiveness in armor-piercing munitions. Concerns are raised about the potential for inhalation of DU dust leading to health issues, while others argue that the actual use of DU in current conflicts is minimal and not a significant threat compared to other wartime dangers. The conversation also touches on the political narratives surrounding DU, suggesting that misinformation contributes to conspiracy theories about its effects. Overall, the consensus leans towards viewing DU as a lesser concern compared to other risks faced by military personnel.
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I think my posts and faust9 have shown many of Dr. Doug Rokke and Leuren Moret comments to be misleading at best. Bob Nichols has been addressed. So of Rejjeye's "experts" we have not directly addressed comments from:
"Dennis Kyne - After 15 years in the US Army, he knows the story of war and learned the hard way how to Support The Truth"
"Karen Parker - A veteran American lawyer at the UN, she wrote the book on Uranium Weapons Law, Susan Riordan - Famous Canadian Uranium Weapons celebrity."
At this point I think the majority of posters here just want to make sure faulty info is not spread about.
 
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If you believe Corporations and the VA won't steal your life..you are wrong.

This is talkin56..Greetings. I enter the news and commentary for www.axisoflogic.com. Today I entered an article in news-americas:

Don’t drink the water or Buy A House Near San Francisco Bay
Dennis Kyne, -SFBayView.com Apr 5, 2005 http://www.sfbayview.com/033005/dontdrink033005.shtml

When you pair this article showing how local officials and the government back each other up against the welfare of the residents, combined with the media being Corporate controlled, and them being the Winners so far in Iraq...Would you believe what they said on Uranium Munitions ?

My husband is a Veteran Service Officer..a person assigned to each county to help veterans apply for benefits. The VA did not recognize Skin lesions and tumors in its list of covered organs in reference to soldiers carrying the dead and dying away from the Atomic Bomb in WWII. One man here has had 5 facial reconstructions..a poor mountain man. Another, an ex CIA agent retired in Hawaii has had the same..Educated or not the Military has created a loophole when it sees REAL RISK...or a coverup like in the article above..

Why do you think the Military named it DE pleated ? Propaganda at its finest..Talkin56
 
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So you think it is not depleated? Do you think it is enriched before being sent to Iraq? What would be the point?
 

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