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Comment by Jeff on January 7, 2010 at 10:58pm

We're all victims of these global criminals and here in the US is where the unsung victims live. In foreign countries we murder innocent people. Here in the US we consign the innocents to misery. Our soldiers, every one of them, are considered heroes but the reality is that they're victims of a seriously flawed system that abuses them from the first day of enlistment until they aren't needed any longer and then that same system spits them out into the world unfettered, diseased and injured.

I have to express how sick this all makes me feel. After the poisoning of humanity via tainted food, water and air, war is the next subject on the menu of things I hate about global political leaders. They're all criminals of the highest magnitude and the worst order. It's all very frustrating for me.

Comment by Jeff on January 7, 2010 at 10:50pm

MM

Maybe the detritus of war? Depleted uranium, a variety of petroleum products, a greater variety of heavy metals, all things our soldiers are exposed to in large quantities as young men and women fighting a war. Maybe the superiors know about this effect?

We also know many soldiers are exposed to various vaccinations, some experimental and that they also were exposed to germ warfare elements in Iraq when destroying Saddam's weapons caches, and there were many of those and they covered acres and acres of desert.

The air of war is far more poisonous than we're led to believe. Probably the food of war, the earth of war and the water of war are equally poisoned.

My thoughts are that, as with most things, this might be a known factor of war that purposely selects certain genotypes and causes them serious and irreparable harm. Maybe it's a secure method for damaging young American men and women? Maybe the Powers That Be are aware?

It seems they must be since the military so easily gives up on and forgets about our troops once they're home from war.