fallujah was not a well-known city before the war.and still is 50 kilometers west of baghdad. it was a remote area, very green along the euphrat river, which is my name -- i father used to live around and play around this river and had good memories. have you heard anywhere talking abt iraq in a beautiful way? it is very difficult today. i challenge anyone to look for any beautiful picture or image of iraq. my aim with this documentary history mind that. fallujah was a peaceful city a struggled like baghdad in 1991 -2003. the idea is to confront a concept that completely disappeared when the u.s. invasion happened in iraq. the sequence you just showed is about maybe the last moments of the u.s. troops occupying iraq, and confronted the young soldiers who couldell you nothing about the country. our discussion went around the idea iraq was more than sunni and shia, or than baathists and militias. i was happy to give them news about the iraq i'd seen. surprised on how the u.s. soldiers knew nothing about the country and still thought sad

s. massacre in fallujah has been described. the city it been relatively untouched by the war, the old bombing aside. all that changed when for us mercenaries were killed on this grid. they bodies were burned and hung as a warning to others. but washington promised to take its revenge. the enemy's gotta face his cold satan. he's in felicia and we're going to destroy him. it's his fault was one of the worth atrocities of the us led invasion with eye witnesses reporting, the indiscriminate shooting of women and children. washington was accused of war crimes. as the city was held under c, u. s. troops slaughtered approximately $600.00 iraqi civilians, including more than $300.00 women and children along which he 100 insurgents during the 1st battle of felicia craig named operation. vigilant results. the battle was launched in april 2004 to avenge the deaths of 4 black water contractors. 27 u. s. soldiers were killed during the retaliatory siege. fallujah was effectively punished for resisting the u. s. occupation with as many as 50

sefid confirmed iraq in fallujah. people of fallujah suffered the heaviest spring in the american attack 20 years ago, the attack which has had many consequences on the next generations and of course the environment. is that heavy the cost of america's attack 20 years ago was borne by the people of this city. the people of this city say that it was the most brutal attack against the people in this region. the event of american forces confirming the use of white phosphorus in fallujah has many consequences on the next generations and the environment. life has brought with it that they were buried, we opened all the family members, four members of a family were killed and they were buried in front of the house where they lived , only the daughter of the family who was saved went to baghdad to her relatives and i just came to on the grave of my mother fatima khanum in this cemetery the martyrs of the american occupation came and played with their friends next to me in the explosion of the incident. all the people who wer

all the people who were martyred in fallujah were buried in this cemetery. a football field. now this soccer field is a cemetery it has been given that the killing of the project is referred to as the killing of the arabs. when the four american military advisers were on this bridge, the situation changed. washington promised that it would take revenge. the american response to one of the major military tragedies in iraq, based on the statements of the witnesses, the american forces were blindly shooting at women and children, following the siege of washington, the american forces were accused of war crimes, killing about 600 iraqi civilians, including more than 300 the child in the first attack they massacred fallujah in the month of afarin 2004. this attack was carried out in retaliation for the killing of a blackwater company contractor . 27 american soldiers were also killed in this attack, but the similarity cannot be hidden, research conducted through a medical journal shows. the cases of cancer in pahlavi have quadrupled after the american attack. in

s. invasion. children were rarely born with deformities in fallujah may be one or 2 cases out of a 1000 births. a year later, we decided to have another baby, but the 2nd baby was also born deformed, just a hm. and my father was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2021. they told us that he is sick and feeling poorly. the reason is that felicia was a battleground from 2005 to 2013, especially in the district. we are living in other than we are not the 1st or the last case. u. s. force is bombed the city here with white phosphorus and other weapons. now, of course, it's not the just the u. s. nato admitted to dropping some 31000 uranium missiles during the 1999 bombing of yugoslavia. with more than 300 italian soldiers said to have died as a result of exposure to the material their company involved in a court case against that military allies are britain has quite absurdly absurdly, perhaps claimed that her depleted uranium shells are no more radioactive than household appliances, while the u. s. has repeatedly denied a causal link between the use of depleted uranium and these illnesses

we went back to fight in fallujah, ramadi, and it was an insurgent hotbed.qi families that believed in us, helped us set up elections, the iraqi families that believed in us to have a democratic and a more inclusive iraq, where their children could have school and paved roads and not fight emphysema, the belief and the beauty that these iraqi people and every man and woman that served in uniform over there believed in, to make iraq a better place and the world a better place. that's what i take back from iraq, and that's what i hold as my treasure from all that serving. >> that's a message that needs to be told. david, when we look at iraq, it is a bookended war at this point. i was in iraq, but i consider my war really afghanistan. that's where i saw combat. it is book ended at this point. are there lessons from the iraq war how we got into it and ended it that our government -- that we need to look at and as voters we need to hold our government accountable for? >> we have over 87 percent of the house and senate was in favor of this war only to turn on it

now, the united states used a depleted uranium, perhaps most famously in the rocky town of fallujah, leading to a rising birth defects, her abnormalities cancers, miscarriages. and this kind of thing with a study saying that the rising cancer, there was worse than that seen in hiroshima where of course the united states dropped an atom bomb at the end of the 2nd world war. now i've spoken to medics on the ground there. i was there just last week and they said that there was, undeniably a causal link between the use of depleted uranium. and these are these birth effects and or other health issues. but they also told me that they've been pressured by the united states, not to speak out against a guy again says now i heard this many, many times. and of course, the report the i just referred to, was barely covered in the western press. hitting the scandal in fallujah has really been covered up. but here's what some of those on the ground of said. did it about my, their lover, we didn't expect our 1st child to be born deformed before the u. s. invasion. children were rarely born with defo

the scandal in fallujah has really been covered up, but here's what some of those on the ground have said that a bad ma had a lover. we didn't expect our 1st child to be born deformed before the us invasion . children were rarely born with deformities. hello j, maybe one or 2 cases out of a 1000 births. a year later, we decided to have another baby, but the 2nd baby was also born deformed at johnston. hm. and my father was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2021. they told us that he is sick and feeling poorly. the reason is that felicia was a battleground from 2005 to 2013, especially in the district. we are living in. we are not the 1st or the last case, u. s. forces bombed the city here with white phosphorus and other weapons. now of course, it's not the just the u. s. nato admitted to dropping some 31000 uranium missiles during the 1999 bombing of yugoslavia. with more than $300.00 italian soldiers said to have died as a result of exposure to the material their company involved in a court case against the military alliance. now, some experts have said that the use of depleted ur

and all those who march had in fallujah were burried in this improvised cemetery. that was a football peach before sure. they'll just look around all these areas which were once football peaches and, and have now turned into grapes. my wife, a rain of fire fell on the city. well, that's her residence or flu, to describe the us attack on the region, the battles that so place in 2004 led to dramatic increases in infant mortality as well as cases of cancer leukemia and serious birth defects. the rise and serious illnesses exceeded similar numbers after the atomic bombing of hiroshima and nagasaki. lottie correspondence eve sweeney reports from the scene where the devastation unfolded. it was just the mass killing of arabs. that's how the u. s. massacre. evolution has been described. the city it been relatively untouched by the war, the old bombing aside. all that chain went for us mercy were killed on this grid. their bodies were burned and hung as a warning to others. but washington promised to take its revenge. the enemy's gotta face his cold satan, his and felicia,

now the united states use depleted uranium perhaps most famously in the iraqi town of fallujah. and that led to arise of birth defects arise, miscarriages arise in kansas. now in 2010, you study by leading medical journal found a 38 fold increase in leukemia. now to put that into perspective, that's higher than the figures that were found in survivors of the rossimer nuclear bomb attack, of course, drop by the united states at the end of the 2nd world war. now i was there last week i was in flu. i spoke to medics on the ground and they said it was undeniable that there was a cause link between depleted uranium on the defects and abnormalities that we've heard about. but what they also said was that they were placed on the extreme pressure by the united states not to speak out now. the 2010 report i just referred to, of course, bailey created a murmur in the, in the mainstream pricing. the western press meaning that the scandal of lou just being subjected to a cover up. but let's listen to what some of those people on the ground is about. what happened to them? did it about my, t

child to be born deformed before the us invasion. children were rarely born with deformities in fallujah, maybe one or 2 cases out of a 1000 births. a year later, we decided to have another baby, or the 2nd baby was also born to have them and they can only follow dell. there was thick smoke and a strange smell, wendy. yes, for storm felicia. we inhaled it and immediately went to wash up 18 months later. my baby was born in the 8th month of pregnancy, but died 10 minutes after he was born because he had lim, deficiency, and congenital malformations. we were very sad to try to cope with it. the doctor said it's not uncommon in advisors to have another baby, but our 2nd and 3rd children were referring to to jordan, where doctor said it was because of the white press used by the us forces and below . joe. you also said it takes at least 10 years, more bodies to get rid of the radiation with just my father was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2021. they told us that he is sick and feeling poorly. and the reason is that felicia was a battleground from 2005 to 2013, especially in the distric

and all those who march had in fallujah were burt in this improvised cemetery, that was a football page before. sure. they'll just look around all these areas which were once football peaches on and have now turned into grapes. what or i'd uploaded. a rain of fire fell on the city. that's how residents have followed. you. described the american attack, the battles which took place in 2004, led to dramatic increases in infant mortality and cases of cancer, leukemia and serious birth defects. the rise and serious illnesses exceeded similar numbers after the u. s. atomic bombings of hiroshima and nagasaki. anti correspondence deep sweeney reports from felicia it was just the mass killing of arabs. that's how the u. s. massacre. evolution has been described. the city it been relatively untouched by the war, the ot bombing aside. but all that chain went for us mercy were killed on this grid . their bodies were burned and hung as a warning to others. but washington promised to take its revenge. the enemy's gotta face his cold satan, he's in felicia, and we're going to destroy him. if response

. >> they are arming up the irs like they are preparing to take fallujah. >> a little like james bond these agents hunt down and killed middle-class taxpayers that don't pay enough. [laughter] >> al: what on earth are these people talking about? if you forget to carry the one while you're calculating your return, will the irs actually come to your house, break down the door, and gone down your entire family? [laughter] in a word, no. in six words, of course not, you republican idiots! [cheers and applause] so let's talk about what the irs money is really going for. in another installment of "long story short." [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ the administration is trying to fix a whole host of problems that began back in 2011 after republicans in congress started cutting the irs's budget. since then, the irs's audit rate has dropped almost 60% in the number of irs agents, the same number we had in 1954, when the country's population was half the size it is today. of and pediatricians treated sick children by prescribing them menthol cigarettes. and the combination of understaffing and stone

passed the shooting subsided , the wounded driver was taken to the nearest hospital in the city of fallujah. the diplomats spent the night there, and in the morning they got to the checkpoint from the heating elements, where the press was shown bullet holes and bullets from the m16 stuck in the seat of the embassy car, just that day the fake news appeared in the american press that the russians were allegedly secretly removing archives. from adam , the us military even tried to search them. this is complete nonsense. we are no secrets of the archives eh government. they didn't take it. i can honestly say, even if there was such a request, here i am like dishes, but i did not agree, so as not to endanger the lives of our people, the next day vladimir titarenko literally accomplished a feat. he himself went back better and took the wounded driver from the hospital. all is well with the diplomat on duty with him. we returned home, in those days the road from the syrian border to baghdad was the road of death, then both in the foreign ministry and in the kremlin considered that the shelling of

as a result, the traditional situation in the city of fallujah was significantly worse than in the cities of hiroshima and nagasaki because of the nuclear bombings with the united states, the final report of the us army environmental policy institutes to congress in 1994, the human health and environmental implications of the us army's use of pooled damage munitions stated that pooled damage toxicity reduction technology citation does not exist. cleaning up pooled damage munitions is extremely difficult. that is, if a huge area of ​​black soil is contaminated with uranium, it can turn into wastelands, which will simply destroy agriculture in several regions at once. they understand that this earth will not be under control, because under she will not be a control, then indeed garena is all fire. these territories will be withdrawn from the village turnover. it will not be cultivated areas, among other things. this is a blow to the health of the population. this is all quite satisfactory, the united states of their allies is satisfied that those who serve in the armed forces of ukraine wil

as a result of the current radiation situation in the city of fallujah , it was much worse than in theoshima and nagasaki after the nuclear bombings by the united states of the final. us army environmental policy institute report to congress in 1994 on the implications for human health and the environment. us army use combined damage munitions states that the combined damage toxicity reduction technology quote does not exist .

only the british wrote about this as a result of the current radiation situation in the city of fallujahse than in the cities. hiroshima and nagasaki because of the nuclear bombings with the united states the final report of the us army environmental policy institute to congress in 1994 the consequences for human health of the environment us army use of combined damage munitions states that the combined damage toxicity reduction technology citation does not exist . that is, if a huge area of ​​black soil is contaminated with uranium, it can turn into wastelands, in order to simply destroy agriculture in several regions at once. they understand that this earth will not be under decontrol, since it will not be under control, it is really bitter. everything is fire. these territories will withdrawn from and there turnover from this will not be sown areas, among other things , blows are inflicted on the health of the population. this is all quite satisfactory. uh, the united states is fine with a decade of torment for civilians. what inhuman ends justify such means. the vtb team will offer a

child to be born deformed before the us invasion. children were rarely born with deformities in fallujah may be one or 2 cases out of a 1000 births. a year later, we decided to have another baby, but the 2nd baby was also born, deformed as a whole, and my father was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2021. they told us that he is sick and feeling poorly. the reason is that felicia was a battleground from 2005 to 2013, especially in the district. we are living in them. now of course, it's not just the united states, nato has admitted to dropping 31000 uranium bombs during its campaign in yugoslavia in 1999 now more, more than 300 italian soldiers were of died as a result of exposure to the munitions they were involved in a court case against military alliance, one serbian lawmaker who was involved in investigations of research her, found that the country's natural environment was damage. that was pollution to the air, the land, the soil, and water. now, some experts have said that depleted uranium pose is a major global threat describing the use of depleted uranium as the trojan horse of

did you know that the iraqi city of fallujah has the highest rate of birth defects in the world.yes, even higher than hiroshima nagasaki after the united states dropped atomic bombs on them. big report of the turkish english-language tv channel sec world pediatrician of the city hospital. shows a sharp surge in morbidity and congenital pathologies after the 2003 war leaves no doubt about the true causes. we collected samples from children with birth defects and their families. almost all samples showed the presence of some level of chemicals and combined uranium, now, apparently, it is time for ukraine to experience the consequences without harmful nato ones. we are talking about ammunition now, apparently, we are talking about 120-mm shells that fit all western challenger abrams leopard tanks in service with the british forces two modifications. these look like ordinary sub-caliber shells. with one difference inside they have a uranium core used to increase armor-piercing, a tungsten core. they say that military experts are expensive, but depleted uranium is, in fact, a waste by

straight and commander in some of the the great crimes committed the, the twin attacks on the city of fallujah. with the use of what phosphorus over the city than the slaughter of many civilians in felicia that was astride in general jim mullen who became a government senator later on, he passed away recently. so strategy was very deeply involved in this administrative went on to be involved. busy in the war, in syria, with the air force slaughtering over a 100 syrian soldiers in an operation that was designed to assist isis, the ice was terrorist group to take over the mountain behind their reserve. so when there was no accountability for these crimes, there was something that it allowed those crimes to be committed again in other circumstances. and monday marks had grim 2 decades for the iraqi people since us led forces invaded their country to impose regime change by force. archie will continue with coverage of washington's gruesome legacy in the war torn middle eastern country and thoroughly examine the effects of the devastation in the region . stay tuned. at this hour, american and coali

stride and commander in some of the the great crimes committed the, the twin attacks on the city of fallujah, with the use of what phosphorus over the city, the, the slaughter of many civilians. in felicia, that was i astride in general, jamal who became a government senator later on, he passed away recently. so strategy was very deeply involved in this. and then the strategy went on to be involved in the war, in syria, with the air force slaughtering over a 100 syrian soldiers in an operation that was designed to assist isis, the isis terrorist group to take over the mountain behind their resume. so when there was no accountability for these crimes, there was something that it allowed those crimes to be committed again in other circumstances. unfortunately, this, this idea that collaborators with the big power with the us have imagined that they have impunity, that nothing will happen to them if they are under the security umbrella in the us . and i think that's the, the sort of addiction the sort of disease. but unfortunately, we've had with some political regimes here in australia and jus

the aftermath in fallujah falling to massive u. s. military sieges saw a sharp rise in birth defects, concert cases, and other illnesses. washington has said itself to london on want ammunition, it sends to ukraine. we would let the, the u. k. speak for itself in terms of what sour decisions are going to make about providing ammunition. this kind of ammunition is fairly commonplace. been in use for, for decades. with ashcroft live to former pentagon senior security policy analyst, michael maloof to hear his thoughts. all those developments at michael you're most welcome. yeah, so he, here we have a it's, it's quite a web, isn't it? you have us soldiers in the u. k. training the ukranian army. and then we have the whole depleted uranium aspect of this. but just on the former, the, the u. s. military in the u. k. doing they're doing their military exercises as it, where is it surprising to you that they're doing it? they're no, not at all. the u. k. is the one that has stated publicly that they intend to use them or send them rather

australian commander in some of the, the great crimes committed the, the twin attacks on the city of fallujah, with the use of what phosphorus over the city than the slaughter of many civilians . in felicia, that was i astride in general, jamal who became a government senator later on, he passed away recently. so strategy was very deeply involved in this. and then the strategy went on to be involved in the war in syria, with the air force slaughtering over a 100 syrian soldiers in an operation that was designed to assist isis, the isis terrorist group to take over the mountain behind their resume. on monday, march to decades for the iraqi people since us led forces storm the country imposed regime changed by force. ortiz is set to cover in depth, sorry, it's going to continue. it's in depth coverage, excuse me, of washington's legacy in the water and middle eastern country, as well as exam in the effects, the devastation cost and the region. so do state you for that at this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free its people, a