No WMD in Iraq? No problem, the US will use its own...


	No WMD in Iraq? No problem, the US will use its own...

petercasier

6-15-2008 3:31 PM

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petercasier says:

There were no WMD in Iraq. Did not stop the US from using WMD in its offensive against the so-called "insurgents"...

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6-15-2008 3:50 PM

orgone_bosco

Corporate media won't cover Depleted Uranium. We used it in the first Gulf War as well. Google DU. The birth defects are common and horrendous. Even defects to our returning servicemen/women families.

Making matters worse, you have people calling you "anti-American" for complaining about these matters. Wrong: Using D.U. is anti-American.

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