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 Американските престъпления в Ирак ! |
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| Автор | Atta13 (Нерегистриран) | |
| Публикувано | 01.12.01 03:51 |
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The Use of the "Deplete Uranium Bombs" against
The Iraqi civilians in Southern Iraq during the Gulf War The following pictures reveal the truth about the barbaric attacks that were done by the United States of America's Armed forces against the Iraqi civilians in Southern Iraq. The United States used what is called "Uranium Bombs" against the unarmed Iraqi Civilians. The Deplete Uranium Bombs are exactly small Atomic Bombs!!!The Iraqis did not have nor used any Nuclear Weapons against the US and its Allies. I am not in anyway defending Saddam Hussein and his barbaric regime. But why did the Civilized United States decide to attack the innocent IRAQI CIVILIANS with Nuclear Weapons??!!The following pictures were extracted from The link is about showing statistical numbers about the hard times that the Iraqis had gone through for the past 10 years of Sanctions,
"In an act of stark cruelty, the US dominated Sanctions Committee refuses to permit Iraq to import the clean-up equipment that they desperately need to decontaminate their country of the Depleted Uranium ammunition that the US fired at them. Approximately 315 tons of DU dust was left by the use of this ammunition. The Sanctions Committee also refuses to allow the mass importation of anti-cancer treatments, which contain trace amounts of radio-isotopes, on the grounds that these constitute '...nuclear materials..' (Ross B. Mirkarimi)"
And why is the Civilized United States until today (10 years after the war) is preventing Iraq from importing the "clean-up equipment" to clean its region from the Nuclear Radiation that is causing thousands of Iraqi kids to be born with its infection as shown below??!!
According to the UN, the sanctions it has imposed on Iraq since 1990 have contributed to the Deaths of at least 500,000 Iraqi children. (The many breeding grounds of terrorism, by Marda Dunsky, Chicago Tribune News Paper, September 23, 2001, section 2, page 9)"
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