What if this was done to your children/grandchildren?

See also,

http://able2know.org/topic/163960-1

Department of Transportation rules against secret shipments of radioactive munitions by the Department of Defense

Contact: Sunny Miller (413) 773-7427 (Deerfield, Massachusetts)
Glen Milner (206) 365-7865 (Seattle, Washington)

The Department of Transportation (DOT) recently announced its intent to end a special exemption, DOT-E 9649, which allows for the secret shipment of radioactive or “depleted uranium” munitions by the Department of Defense.

The DOT Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (HMS) announced plans to phase out the exemption in the next year for new radioactive munitions and in the next two years for munitions already manufactured before transitioning to full compliance with hazardous materials regulations. The special exemption was created in 1986 and has been renewed every two years since.

The highly toxic, radioactive ammunition, also known as “depleted uranium” or DU, has been used in recent Iraq and Afghanistan wars. The shipments occur on a daily basis throughout the U.S., on our highways, railways, and waterways.

Depleted uranium munitions are a uniquely hazardous material, consisting of a radioactive penetrator which breaks down into small particles when burned, and an explosive charge or combustible propellant in the shell of the cartridge. A fire involving depleted uranium munitions would spread radioactive material around the area of the accident. Under the terms of DOT-E 9649, first responders would not know they were addressing a fire involving radioactive material.

What are you saying?

Are you being serious, A, that you really do not understand the question and the attendant history?

I don't know. Maybe I don't really care.

Are you speaking as an American or for Americans, A?

Agent Orange Victims Captured In Heartbreaking Portrait Series Decades After Vietnam War (PHOTOS)
Dominique MosbergenThe Huffington Post08/26/13 06:04 PM ET

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Citing numbers provided by the Vietnam Red Cross, the McClatchy Foreign Press reported in July that an estimated 3 million people spanning three generations have been affected by Agent Orange. At least 150,000 of these cases have been children born with severe birth defects since the war's end in 1975.

As Margorie Cohn, a professor at the Thomas Jefferson School of Law, noted earlier this month, there is medical evidence to suggest that "certain cancers (for example, soft tissue non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma), diabetes (type II) and in children spina bifida and other serious birth defects" are linked to the Agent Orange chemical mix, which contained dioxin, or as Cohn calls it, the "most toxic chemical known to science.

Myself.

You must be slow minded young minded not close to maturity. Nice of you to share your thoughts. I appreciate.

Link for the last post;

http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/3818562/

I honestly don't have time for such an incompetent individual such as yourself JTT.

Maybe I was looking for a dumbass reason to butcher your thread.

You certainly have dumbass nailed, A.

Maybe you should work on your humanity.

What humanity? I'M ******* CRAZY!!!!

There's help for that, A. I encourage you to seek some. Talk to your parents or someone you trust.

Well hi, how are you doing today?