Vietnamezii, totusi, cred ca sunt super fericiti ca au venit SUA sa ii... ajute. Thank you, Uncle Sam
My Lai Massacre - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Dar intorcandu-ne la vremuri mai apropiate, poate ai fi interesat sa citesti despre munitia folosita de SUA, depleted uranium shells:
Since 2001, medical personnel at the Basra hospital in southern Iraq have reported a sharp increase in the incidence of child leukemia and genetic malformation among babies born in the decade following the Gulf War. Iraqi doctors attributed these malformations to possible long-term effects of DU, an opinion which was echoed by several newspapers.[74][103][104][105] In 2004, Iraq had the highest mortality rate due to leukemia of any country.[106] The International Coalition to Ban Uranium Weapons (ICBUW) has made a call to support an epidemiological study in the Basra region, as asked for by Iraqi doctors,[107] but no peer-reviewed study has yet been undertaken in Basra.
A medical survey, "Cancer, Infant Mortality and Birth Sex Ratio in Fallujah, Iraq 2005–2009" published in July 2010, states that the “Increase in cancer and birth defects…are alarmingly high” and that infant mortality 2009/2010 has reached 13.6%.
I bet those iraqis are sooooooooooooooooooooooooooo happy.
Hey, poate stii tu sa raspunzi la intrebarea asta: preferi sa mori azi sau sa ai un copil cu malformatii genetice care probabil o sa moara in primii 15 ani de viata?
Ti-ar placea ca moldova sa ia decizia asta pentru tine?
Edit: Dar tu n-ai vorbit numai despre iraq si vietnam, I have to be fair. Parca...de kosovo mai ziceai
asta-i un fel de angle/freeroll... gen dak nu ziceam eu nimic era ok si ramanea totu bun si frumos cum ai zis tu. Acum tre sa citim tot ce au scris hegel si marx dak vrem sa continuam discutia.
asta...apropo de 'epitete'?
My Lai Massacre - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
the mass murder of 347–504 unarmed citizens in South Vietnam on March 16, 1968, conducted by a unit of the United States Army. All of the victims were civilians and most were women, children (including babies), and elderly people. Many of the victims were raped, beaten, tortured, and some of the bodies were found mutilated.[2] The massacre took place in the hamlets of Mỹ Lai and My Khe of Sơn Mỹ village during the Vietnam War.[3][4] While 26 US soldiers were initially charged with criminal offenses for their actions at Mỹ Lai, only William Calley was convicted of killing 22 villagers. Originally given a life sentence, he served three and a half years under house arrest.
The first reports claimed that "128 Viet Cong and 22 civilians" were killed in the village during a "fierce fire fight". General William C. Westmoreland, MACV commander, congratulated the unit on the "outstanding job". As related at the time by the Army's Stars and Stripes magazine, "U.S. infantrymen had killed 128 Communists in a bloody day-long battle.
Dr. Kang found that male Gulf War veterans reported having infants with likely birth defects at twice the rate of non-veterans. Furthermore, female Gulf War veterans were almost three times more likely to report children with birth defects than their non-Gulf counterparts. The numbers changed somewhat with medical records verification. However, Dr. Kang and his colleagues concluded that the risk of birth defects in children of deployed male veterans still was about 2.2 times that of non-deployed veterans.
Since 2001, medical personnel at the Basra hospital in southern Iraq have reported a sharp increase in the incidence of child leukemia and genetic malformation among babies born in the decade following the Gulf War. Iraqi doctors attributed these malformations to possible long-term effects of DU, an opinion which was echoed by several newspapers.[74][103][104][105] In 2004, Iraq had the highest mortality rate due to leukemia of any country.[106] The International Coalition to Ban Uranium Weapons (ICBUW) has made a call to support an epidemiological study in the Basra region, as asked for by Iraqi doctors,[107] but no peer-reviewed study has yet been undertaken in Basra.
A medical survey, "Cancer, Infant Mortality and Birth Sex Ratio in Fallujah, Iraq 2005–2009" published in July 2010, states that the “Increase in cancer and birth defects…are alarmingly high” and that infant mortality 2009/2010 has reached 13.6%.
Hey, poate stii tu sa raspunzi la intrebarea asta: preferi sa mori azi sau sa ai un copil cu malformatii genetice care probabil o sa moara in primii 15 ani de viata?
Ti-ar placea ca moldova sa ia decizia asta pentru tine?
Edit: Dar tu n-ai vorbit numai despre iraq si vietnam, I have to be fair. Parca...de kosovo mai ziceai
1999 NATO bombing of Yugoslavia
In 2001, doctors at the Serb-run hospital in Kosovska Mitrovica say the number of patients suffering from malignant diseases has increased by 200% since 1998.[110] In the same year, the World Health Organization reported that data from Kosovo was inconclusive and called for further studies.[111]
A 2003 study by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) in Bosnia and Herzegovina stated that low levels of contaminate were found in drinking water and air particulate at DU penetrator impact points. The levels were stated as not a cause for alarm. Yet, Pekka Haavisto, chairman of the UNEP DU projects stated, "The findings of this study stress again the importance of appropriate clean-up and civil protection measures in a post-conflict situation."[112]
In 2001, doctors at the Serb-run hospital in Kosovska Mitrovica say the number of patients suffering from malignant diseases has increased by 200% since 1998.[110] In the same year, the World Health Organization reported that data from Kosovo was inconclusive and called for further studies.[111]
A 2003 study by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) in Bosnia and Herzegovina stated that low levels of contaminate were found in drinking water and air particulate at DU penetrator impact points. The levels were stated as not a cause for alarm. Yet, Pekka Haavisto, chairman of the UNEP DU projects stated, "The findings of this study stress again the importance of appropriate clean-up and civil protection measures in a post-conflict situation."[112]
Nu m-am exprimat gresit, dar pana nu citesc cum trebe hegel si marx si apoi toate chestiile semnificative din literatura contemporana nu mai zic nimic
Ma refer la cei un pic mai maturi ca tine
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