as a weapon the toxic substances agency knows it burns through holt and bones of anyone in the vicinity so i'm of the time offices in iraq described firing the chemical of people in a process they call shake and bake. we fired shake and bake mission is using white phosphorous to flush them out. again and again sending burning white phosphorus they call shake and bake into the buildings to document the hidden massacres as it's obtained this footage of u.s. forces firing white phosphorous into residential homes after the attack the area and anyone in it is simply disappeared the golden reports the pentagon lloyd and deny do using white phosphorous as weapons until the evidence became overwhelming to some moved lived through the u.s. occupation of iraq operation desert storm in ninety ninety one as well as chemical attack on her love just one hundred eighty eight years and joins us thanks very much for coming on when first did you find out about chemical weapons use i for

some their lives in a walmart and you waste heat. days and let's not forget this is to some time with the rest of the nine hundred ninety one when i my first this. is weapons and to. also joining followed by which it has. not. been thanks to you that of course you can see mentioned. before i must not comes and talks about. not just that i found very much. the highest rates of genetic damage in any population ever studied radiation exposure christopher busby has reported from u.s. depleted uranium munitions in iraq birth defects worse than after the u.s. nukes on hiroshima and nagasaki democracy now reports are being felt. in babies

doctors told war correspondent such injuries have simply never been seen before from ations that she said they don't even have medical terms for it's common now in fallujah for newborns to come out with massive multiple systemic effects babies being born with two heads maybe being babies being born with half of their internal organs outside of their bodies and it is ongoing the b.b.c. knows the pentagon's response to complaints from iraq about depleted uranium attacks they wanted to go away because we kicked out of them but that doesn't explain the common dreams nuisance of the shocking numbers of u.s. vets affected six hundred ninety seven thousand u.s. troops in the first gulf war the department of defense now admits nearly two hundred fifty thousand of permanently disabled from the lost are just one hundred one in three troops beyond treason documentary is a simply incredible figure. those who was born with most of the missing and other

deformities he believes his service in iraq is to blame independent tests on the veteran high levels of do pretty during the i'm in his body so i'm going to go into court have received admissions that the disability could only have been caused by two three eight doggerel was put in jail just do you clean up off the operation desert storm the army was well aware of its toxicity he says not only in areas they hit anyone working with it in the vicinity of d u or even breathing of uranium particles he says no one was warned of its incredible danger those major radiation damage to his lungs and kidneys brain lesions and serious damage to his eyes united star job a common task trainer states very specifically uranium contamination won't make water unusable. yet we use it in combat. all over the place. that's why the united nations shop commission. were illegal weapons. indiscriminate

they can't be cleaned up. for eternity. right if there were. weapons of mass destruction in iraq. depleted uranium why for. the not only. are contaminated more and more twelve years of the u.s. led bombing of afghanistan america's longest war the journal military medicine its own pulls from civilians in both areas and found concentrations of uranium high above eight thousand percent this claims the afghan dui and recovery fund is the result. of journalist glenn greenwald says the us establishment is systematically hiding horrors committed by its forces from the american people official casualty lists in mainstream media don't even mention the afghans all rocky's civilians who

died i simply don't see exist in cooper's sites is why is the site fairness and accuracy in reporting the american public thinks just a few thousand civilians have been killed in violent deaths from the invasion u.s. based organization foreign policy is actually one point five million if you add those killed from operation desert storm followed by years of u.s. sanctions comes the current snows the four point six million matches that this from the gas chambers of foreign policy in focus he joins us see how do we explain all this american exceptionalism america to better than everybody else american democracy is better than any other democracy in the way one of the lowest voting rates in the world for a major developed country. also what lounge so much. and it's all live in the was leading the on the afghan war he lived during the night. with the mujahideen and has met with northern alliance taliban and key u.s.

general since in his latest book pakistan a hard country he speaks to the people in the region critical to this war for us live and thanks very much for joining us did you get the impression us least don't care about casualties. in iraq. which really gives the impression. america is not. as claimed a more sinister financial incentive to continue a war generals say they win and it involves a health catastrophe closer to home production of opium since the u.s. came in is taken off afghanistan now provides almost all the world's supply international calls to spray opium crops and in production reuters reports are

being blocked by the us government the huge increase in opioid consumption in the states as the center for disease control is one american of drug abuse every nineteen minutes senior pentagon sources confirm to the sunday times investigation relations that u.s. officials are fueling afghan drug transport fearing massive repercussions the state department. put intense pressure on the sunday times which pulled its correspondents off the forepart report it means evidence was eventually investigated by the justice department which will keeping its findings classified did admit crucially her findings were quote supported let's speak to former intelligence of the school record great to have you on the show first how big is this problem this country consumes sixty percent of the world opiates that the americans are basically out of you know the cotton epidemic in florida is out of control it. no but you could you can imagine how many people in my neighborhood

have children and families that have been affected by the oxycontin epidemic profiting from this so the afghan farmers it is a make as much you know i mean he's making the least amount but the real money comes in when it gets out when it gets out of the country and your job seeker wrote a great book about the drug trade in the united and florida called welcome to terra land instead of welcome to disneyland and it's a story about. it goes in to the base where mohammed attah trained airfield when ramadan train was a cia operations field where there are flying and heroin you're talking about billions of dollars a year and money that comes in that's on it you want to answer for it so there and that's that's it goes to the highest level i asked john mccain a question in a sysinstall to meeting i asked him i said well what do you think about the amount of drugs that are coming out of afghanistan making it into the streets of america

he said that it's beneath them cocaine cowboys it's a documentary it goes into complete detail around the cocaine trade in the seventy's and eighty's seven times the deposits in miami alone of all the other federal reserve banks at the time was being laundered and deposited through the federal reserve in miami so that should tell you something it's a huge amount of money the justice department says no one. drug money laundering and giving. an investigation in london's observer newspaper goes the claim in quote the world's biggest drug money the city of london and wall street question in the war on terror is. given what you see is going on here the taliban had stopped the opium crop they had shut down that business which took away a trillion dollars or so. coffers of the us invaded they just propped up all the

opium lords and told them to plant and they had a bumper crop and set world records within a year or two yes the wall street bankers are dependent on drug wandering money money laundering to keep their enterprises going they're making all these crazy gambles with derivatives you know. the amount of derivatives floating around are into the hundreds of trillions more than there is real assets enter and so this banking system is very vulnerable and what they do is they leverage the drug profits deployment strenuously do know is these claims but in that case leading terrorism. why is it going to such extraordinary lengths to silence whistle blows on this subject critics say the case for illegal use of want full force and depleted uranium of his clear coat and his mon quits as a member of parliament of eighteen years following the allied forces official admission they used seventy seven bombs containing white phosphorus on civilians

accusing other countries of using chemical weapons when you're doing so on a full greats a scale she says quote. is absolutely stinking seek truth from facts this is the truth. real damage and complexity of this oil spill is not something you can grasp just by looking at dirty birds we have between four to five million people in this directly affected area of the coast and it's pretty clear why it's not being reported because b.p. can't afford to have a reported all along. they are safe and they're open for business

if b.p. is the single largest oil contributor to the pentagon the us war machine is heavily . b.p. and their oil this is a huge step backwards. it's a step. correct is toxic is a look a lot like. it was it was not a picture that either the government or b.p. really wanted to i don't want dispersants to be the agent. this. speech or language. news programs and documentaries in spanish as to you breaking news a little too much of angles to the stories. you hear.

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