Is that stuff that JTT says about America true?

In September 2009, Fallujah General Hospital, Iraq, had 170 new born babies, 24% of whom were dead within the first seven days, a staggering 75% of the dead babies were classified as deformed.
This can be compared with data from the month of August in 2002 where there were 530 new born babies of whom six were dead within the first seven days and only one birth defect was reported.
Doctors in Fallujah have specifically pointed out that not only are they witnessing unprecedented numbers of birth defects but what is more alarming is: "a significant number of babies that do survive begin to develop severe disabilities at a later stage."
Baby Fatima Ahmed was born in Fallujah, Iraq with deformities that include two heads. In September 2009, Fallujah General Hospital, Iraq, had 170 new born babies, 24% of whom were dead within the first seven days, a staggering 75% of the dead babies were classified as deformed. This can be compared with data from the month of August in 2002 where there were 530 new born babies of whom six were dead within the first seven days and only one birth defect was reported. Doctors in Fallujah have specifically pointed out that not only are they witnessing unprecedented numbers of birth defects but what is more alarming is:

Fatima Ahmed was born in Fallujah with deformities that include two heads

Well, gutless coward that I am, I've just now added the second person to my Ignore list.

Talk by Dr. Doug Rokke, former head of the Pentagon's Depleted Uranium Project speaking about Depleted Uranium (DU) just prior to the most recent invasion of Iraq. He gives some perspective on the use of DU as a weapon, and it's contamination prospects, both for those using it, and those it is being used on.

You are one dispicable discusting person.

How about blaming Bushes war and all the smoke and shells and explosions it produced because he lied about WMD's. As you can see Iraq wants out of Iraq, and I for one cant blame them at all.

As you can see Iraq wants out of Iraq, and I for one cant blame them at all.

..... a report from Brown University's Watson Institute for International Studies, reported that "three and a half million Iraqis have fled their homes and have not returned" since 2003. That number includes 1.7 million internally displaced persons (IDPs) and 1.8 million Iraqi expatriates.[5] The UNHCR puts the number even higher, estimating 4.7 million displaced Iraqis since the 2003 U.S.-led invasion.