Norwegian medics in Gaza allege civilian casualties contaminated with Depleted Uranium
If, as recently alleged by Norwegian medics in Gaza, that civilian casualties have been found to be contaminated with Depleted Uranium that would mean that munitions used by the Israelis are clad with DU (Depleted Uranium). Such use against civilians, never mind the opposing military forces, is a war crime in itself.
Depleted Uranium is the unforgiving gift of war that keeps on giving. Any warhead - be it bullet, bunker busting bomb, missile or rocket - capped with DU will cut through the thickest steel armor plate like a hot knife through butter. On impact, the DU vaporizes to a fine toxic dust which, when inhaled, will ultimately poison anyone unfortunate to have been exposed to it. Unfortunately for Israeli soldiers if they are exposed to DU dust they will get a toxic dose just as much as the Gazans.
As the unforgiving gift that keeps on giving, just like the NATO military (including Canadians) in Bosnia and NATO troops in Iraq, Israeli soldiers will bring their now DU poisoned bodies home to Israel, contaminating their spouses with this invasive teratogenic metabolic poison. This curse will spread and poison Israeli children, including the unborn who will be subjected to monstrous birth deformities of the most hideous kind - the same deformities that been inflicted on the people of Iraq, Bosnia and Kosovo and anywhere such insane, diabolical weapons have been used.
Croft Woodruff PhD
Coquitlam, BC CANADA
V3B7H8
"It should be obvious that action without wisdom, without clear awareness of the world as it really is, can never improve anything." Theodore Roszak
From: Croft Woodruff
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Sent: Friday, January 9, 2009 6:35:06 AM
Subject: Norwegian medics in Gaza allege civilian casualties contaminated with Depleted Uranium
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