The US department of veteran affairs has issued an official report (See report in full) that confirms 73,000 U.S. troops killed and 1.6 million "disabled" by Persian Gulf wars. 73,846 U.S. Troops Dead (Page 6) and 1,620,906 permanently disabled ( Page 7)
George Walker Bush has presided over the worst defeat of the United States Military since Vietnam and has deliberately skewed reporting of the deaths and injuries to conceal the facts.
The Department of Veteran's Affairs, in conjunction with the Joint Chiefs of Staff, has released the truth because they need the American People to know our military is literally, destroyed.
They cannot release these horrific numbers via the chain of command because they are under orders to conceal the truth at all costs, so they let slip a report which now cannot be "un-slipped."
Here are the facts and a link to the government source to prove these facts:
More Gulf War Veterans Have Died Than Vietnam Veterans.
The Department of Veterans Affairs, May 2007, Gulf War Veterans
Information System reports the following:
Total U.S. Military Gulf War 1 and Gulf War 3 Deaths: 73,846
* Deaths amongst Deployed: 17,847
* Deaths amongst Non-Deployed: 55,999
Total "Undiagnosed Illness" (UDX) claims: 14,874
Total number of disability claims filed: 1,620,906
* Disability Claims amongst Deployed: 407,911
* Disability Claims amongst Non-Deployed: 1,212,995
Percentage of combat troops who filed Disability Claims 36%
Soldiers, by nature, typically don't complain. They don't want to be perceived as being weak, or complainers, or looking to get out of work/danger. In other words, the real impact of those who are disabled from the US invasions in Iraq, Afghanistan and other Nations, is not fully reflected in the official Veterans Affairs numbers.
Why are the government numbers of 3,777 as of 9-7-7 are so low? The answer is simple, the government does not want the 73,846 dead U.S. soldiers killed in the Gulf to date to be compared to the 55,000 U.S. soldiers killed in Vietnam, lest we all conclude Iraq = Vietnam.
What the government is doing is only counting the soldiers that die in action before they can get them into a helicopter or ambulance. Any soldier who is shot but they get into a helicopter before he dies is not counted.
73,846 dead U.S. soldiers for this scale operation using weapons of mass destruction is not high - we expect the great majority of U.S. soldiers who took part in the invasion of Iraq to die of uranium poisoning, which can take decades to kill.
More than 1,820 tons (3-million, 640 thousand pounds) of radio-active nuclear waste uranium were exploded into Iraq alone in the form of armor piercing rounds and bunker busters, representing the worlds worst man made ecological disaster ever. 64 kg of uranium were used in the Hiroshima bomb. The U.S. Iraq Nuclear Holocaust represents far more than fourteen thousand Hiroshima atomic bombs.
That's 14,000.
The nuclear waste the U.S. has exploded into the Middle East will continue killing for BILLIONS of years and can wipe out more than a third of life on earth. Gulf War Veterans who have ingested the uranium will continue to die off over a number of years.
From a victors perspective, above any major war in history, The Gulf War has taken the severest toll on soldiers.
So far, more than one million people have been slaughtered in the illegal invasion of Iraqi by the U.S.. This is genocide of the highest order.
Iraqi birth defects are up 600% - the same will apply to U.S. Veterans.
Statistics and evidence published by the government and mainstream media in no way reflect the extreme gravity of the situation.
Those working for the government and media must wake up and take responsibility for immediately reversing this U.S. Holocaust. Understanding who is manipulating all of us is critical for all of us.
For those of you who doubt the veracity of this story, who naively believe it can't be true because if it were true, you would have heard it from the government or from the main stream media, can see the proof yourselves directly from the United States Department of Veteran's Affairs web site -Source: http://www1.va.gov/rac-gwvi/docs/GWVIS_May2007.pdf
This story is 100% accurate. 100% true. 100% verifiable.
From the bottom of page 9:
1. The total number of service members ever identified by DoD with possible low-level chemical warfare agent exposure serving in units in the hazard areas at or near Khamisiyah, Iraq is 145,472 as of June 30, 2006.
In this report, VBA displayed compensation and pension statistics on 145,456 service members. VA and DoD have completed their fourth quarter 2006 review of service member records. However, there is a possibility of future changes, if needed, based on further review by DoD.
Report in full Data from - http://www1.va.gov/rac-gwvi/docs/GWVIS_May2007.pdf
Friday, January 11, 2008
Collateral Damage
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My friend that is an Air Force trauma nurse is on her third tour in Iraq. (despite what John Bootie says, he said on a previous show the Air Force is sending home this branch of the military because there's nothing for them to do there) She has been sent back to be flown in by helicopter to breathe life into all wounded and simply keep them alive so they can't be counted as casualties.
Her first casualty of this third tour was to save a guy (she wouldn't say if it was one of ours) who lost both legs and one arm. Of course she saved his life or whats left of it. She was concerned for her mental health after her second tour. She doesn't expect to come back home this time mentally intact.
I only know one guy who saw combat in dessert storm in the 90's and when he came back he was unrecognizable. He was fully intact with all four limbs however he was missing teeth and had lost about 40 pounds. He was suffering from a diagnosis of Chronic Fatique Syndrome. I haven't seen him in years, his family owned pizza parlor was sold and I have no idea what his condition is now or if he's even alive.
In my county we are assisting a guy who saw combat in Iraq and is now paralyzed from the neck down. Our community raised money to build him a house. It's not like the government was going to assist him with a wheelchair accessible home. He won't live much longer. He was injured in the first year of the Iraq occupation.
I've spoken of my co-workers nephew who came home from the battle of Falujiah on the Fed Up American radio show. He's completely disabled mentally and physically. He has several pieces of shrapnel in his gut that cannot be removed which means he cannot go to the bathroom like us healthy Americans. He's a mess, leg injuries, and severe PSTD. This is the saddest casualty that I know of because he's half Mexican (born in the U.S.) and in my republican county that subjects you to racism by law enforcement. He's been harrassed most days from a particular cop in his town that he now doesn't even think of venturing outside. This particular cop was named Cop of the Year in 2007.
The casualties continue to mount and as this report states all at the hands of the Bush Crime Family.
Anyone that continues to fight this war and the new middle east wars to come are nuts in my opinion. I don't care what the excuse is for going. It's illegal and is causing irreprable damage on all Americans.
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