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DEPLETED URANIUM TOXICOLOGY & GEOPOLITICAL NEWS
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06/16/09 - Lawyers: Israel uses uranium in Gaza offensive -- GAZA, June 11 (Xinhua) -- Lawyers investigating possible war crimes by Israel in the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip Thursday said the Jewish state used uranium in recent offensive on the blockaded territory. Findings indicated that Israel heavily used uranium materials in its war in Gaza, Haitham Manna of the International Coalition for Trying Israeli War Criminals told a news conference in Gaza city. At first, a French lab "asked us to obtain license from Ukraine because they believed the samples were obtained from a place hit by Chernobyl accident due to the high amount of Uranium that were found," Manna told Xinhua.
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05/22/09 - Deformed Iraqi babies caused by USA use of depleted uranium -- The following pictures were provided by Dr. Siegwart Horst-Gunther, authored of a 1996 book titled, "URANIUM PROJECTILES - SEVERELY MAIMED SOLDIERS, DEFORMED BABIES, DYING CHILDREN" (ISBN: 3-89484-805-7). The book is a documentary record of the depleted urnaium ammunition effects on Iraqi babies that were taken between 1993 and 1995. The book has been censored in the USA. Dr. Gunther also has in his possesion additional photographs from his unpublished collection which feature the birth deformities being experienced by USA Iraqi war veterans' children. Dr. Gunther has given permission for his pictures to be treated as 'Public Domain' and copyright free. Please reproduce them and distribute them as widely as possible. The deformities are similar to those experienced by both Vietnam war veterans and Vietnamese mothers because of the US Military/Industrial Complex's use of the abominable chemical of mass destruction called "Agent Orange". The Pentagon has swept these American baby deformities and its causes under the rug.
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05/22/09 - New study documents illness in Gulf War vets -- By Kelly Kennedy -- A study funded by the Veterans Affairs and Defense departments found that Gulf War veterans have ?significantly higher rates? of unexplained multi-symptom illness than veterans who did not deploy. ?Fourteen years after deployment, 1991 Gulf War veterans continue to report a higher prevalence of many adverse health outcomes, both physical and mental, compared with Gulf era veterans,? wrote lead author Han K. Kang of VA?s Environmental Epidemiology Service.
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04/20/09 - Tennessee: NRC says it can?t block foreign nuke waste
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