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    Thread: Use of depleted Uranium in the Iraq war
Post: Use of depleted Uranium in the Iraq war

IceCream said: "i don't think there's any conspiracy here, it's just that the militaries think that the use of these weapons give them too much of a benefit over their opponents to give them up. Obvio...
xraymike79 Off topic 21 3,633 2011-08-29, 3:24 pm
    Thread: Use of depleted Uranium in the Iraq war
Post: Use of depleted Uranium in the Iraq war

Of course there have been studies, but none that the military will 'officially' recognize publicly. The U.S. military has done studies and they know what the deleterious effects of DU are. I would ref...
xraymike79 Off topic 21 3,633 2011-08-29, 12:52 pm
    Thread: Use of depleted Uranium in the Iraq war
Post: Use of depleted Uranium in the Iraq war

You miss the point entirely. The reason there are yet no 'official' studies is because major Western countries have a vested interest in using DU for munitions in war. Sort of like the situation in Ja...
xraymike79 Off topic 21 3,633 2011-08-29, 9:54 am
    Thread: Use of depleted Uranium in the Iraq war
Post: Use of depleted Uranium in the Iraq war

Why there has been no official study on the health and environmental effects of DU: [Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UlGPtBX0IRY] Depleted Uranium | PSR http://www.psr.org/nuclear-weapons/deple...
xraymike79 Off topic 21 3,633 2011-08-29, 2:23 am
    Thread: Use of depleted Uranium in the Iraq war
Post: Use of depleted Uranium in the Iraq war

Why is depleted uranium still being used, given that DU: ...when fired off in munitions, creates an aerosol of carcinogenic and mutagenic nanoparticles. ...debilitates or kills when ingested/inhaled ...
xraymike79 Off topic 21 3,633 2011-08-28, 10:57 pm