Make war a crime. Then that egregious part of the national budget, and
the secret budgets generated by war departments world wide could convert
their security/arms/drug profits into a healthier future for those whom
they're supposed to serve.
If the following piece of news on cancer rates in Fallujah is only
partially true, perhaps Pharma has been behind a lot of it after all.
Radiation doesn't just stay local, but they sure have the masses fooled
into thinking cancer needs costly research to be beaten. Any one who
visits Iraq and their offspring will pay first, but the rest of us will
absorb radiation slowly. Just like from all the testing in Nevada. It's
common sense not to radiate, but as someone commented on the SBS
website, depleted uranium armor piercing shells serve their function
chiefly as an easier cost effective nuclear waste management strategy.
Another commented that it's time to stop using the term "War in Iraq"
and start using the term "Genocide in Iraq."
We cannot hope for a healthy future, teaming with jobs, while war on
innocent individuals and environments continues to be acceptable. I
really don't wish to get into morality discussions, but this is another
elephant in the room that's being chiefly ignored on this list, and no
conversation around values should overlook it. Another profitable
industry ruining the present and the future, whose profits are used to
buy votes, politicians and most importantly currency market investments.
Natalia
**FALLUJAH HAS HIGHER CANCER RATES THAN HIROSHIMA AFTER A BOMB
ATTACK
<http://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/1307887/Iraqi-city-has-higher-cancer-rates-than-Hiroshima->
**
**SBS, Australia -* A report has been published indicating cancers and
other diseases in the Iraqi city of Fallujah are significantly higher
than those of the survivors of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bombs
of 1945.
The survey found that in the five years following the 2004 attacks by
USA-led forces there has been a four-fold increase in all cancer.
The types of cancer are similar to that in the Hiroshima and Nagasaki
survivors who were exposed to nuclear fallout.
Researchers found a 12 fold increase in child hood cancers since 2004.
"Far fewer boys were born than girls and this is a well known expression
of genetic which was found after Hiroshima." Said report writer Dr Chris
Busby.
*
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