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ندعو الجميع، الى التحرك الفوري،والتنفيذ الجدي والآني والعاجل لكافة التعهدات والألتزامات الدولية، التي أعلنت منذ سقوط النظام السابق،وما أكثرها،وفي مقدمتها الوعد بإعادة أعمار العراق، ومساعدته إقتصادياً وصحياً وبيئياً وعلمياً، وتزويده بالتقنية المطلوبة...
للتوقيع على المذكرة:"لأجل أن يحظى توقيعكم بالقبول الرجاء التوقيع بذكر الاسم الكامل والمهنة ومحل لإقامة"- بالعربية: يرجى النقر هنا We invite everyone to take immediate and serious action, and the timely and urgent implementation of all international obligations and commitments, which were promised since the fall of the former regime of Iraq, and above all the promise of help in the reconstruction of Iraq, and aiding it economically, environmentally, scientifically and in health care, and to provide the required technology therefore. Please sign the petition with full name, occupation and country: please click here |
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من أجل عراق نظيف من المخلفات الحربية المشعة، وإنقاذ الضحايا
قف معنا وضع توقيعك تحت إلتماسنا الموجه الى الأمم المتحدة وحكومة العراق ودول الجوار ومختلف الدول الأخرى والمنظمات الدولية
http://www.petitiononline.com/lana1994/petition.html http://www.petitiononline.com/IrqNoDU/petition.html
Articles and reports over Depleted Uranium
Belgian Senate approves prohibition on financing of depleted uranium weapons Belgium’s Senate has voted to ban the financing of companies that manufacture or sell uranium weapons, in a move that will complement the country’s imminent ban on their manufacture, testing, use, sale and stockpiling. This legislation will come into force on June 20th this year. Read more…
WHO suppressed evidence on effects of depleted uranium, expert says WHO suppressed evidence on effects of depleted uranium, expert says A World Health Organization paper on the risks to health from munitions that use depleted uranium has been called into question by a member of the editorial team that produced the report. Keith Baverstock, who worked as a WHO radiation expert, claims that research indicating a carcinogenic effect was deliberately suppressed. Read more…
From
Hiroshima to Iraq, 61 years of uranium wars War crimes and Lebanon - Hiroshima Depleted Uranium War crimes and Lebanon - Hiroshima Depleted Uranium : Melbourne
Indymedia Over 70,000 deaths, and over 1 million disabilities among American soldiers attributed to Iraq Wars by Agora August 19, 2008
According to U.S. media reports, there are well below 5,000 U.S. soldiers who have been killed in Iraq. However, this data appears to be very misleading. Why? Because many tens of thousands of American soldiers have apparently been killed to-date, as a result of being exposed to radiation poisoning from the indiscriminate killing machines of U.S. military weaponry. Ironically, the only Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) that Americans soldiers have found in Iraq are "Made in America". Over 70,000 deaths, and over 1 million disabilities among American
soldiers attributed to Iraq Wars | GroundReport
IRAK:“We are living through another Hiroshima,” Iraqi doctor says Sherwood Ross
The U.S., Great Britain and Israel are turning portions of the Middle East into a slice of radioactive hell. ..... reporter Scott Peterson of the Christian Science Monitor. IRAK: “We are living through another Hiroshima,” Iraqi doctor says News
Read more…
Discounted
casualties - the human cost of depleted uranium
Depleted Uranium and Depleted Public Opinion Two weeks ago we reported about Depleted Uranium: The Balkans Syndrome. European governments whose militaries had taken part in the war against Yugoslavia in the spring of 1999 and are presently posted in Kosovo under the umbrella of KFOR were beginning to ask questions about the possible radioactive effects of Depleted Uranium (DU) on their soldiery. Even the British government, its back against the wall because of an uproar in public opinion, has decided to screen its military while continuing all the same to deny any causality between the Gulf War/Balkans syndrome and DU. New studies are called for, say the European politicians, so new studies have been launched. Swans Commentary: Depleted Uranium and Depleted Public Opinion, by
Gilles d'Aymery - Read more…
What is Depleted Uranium? The misnamed 'Depleted' Uranium is left after enriched uranium is separated from natural uranium in order to produce fuel for nuclear reactors. During this process, the fissionable isotope Uranium 235 is separated from uranium. The remaining uranium, which is 99.8% uranium 238 is misleadingly called 'depleted uranium'. While the term 'depleted' implies it isn't particularly dangerous, in fact, this waste product of the nuclear industry is 'conveniently' disposed of by producing deadly weapons. Depleted uranium (DU) Read more…
Depleted Uranium Shells Used by
U.S. Military Worse Than Nuclear Weapons BIGGEST BUSH SCANDAL: Depleted
Uranium Terrorism Killing our own with depleted uranium The United Nations classifies depleted-uranium ammunition as an illegal weapons of mass destruction because of their long-term impacts on the land over which they explode and the long-term health problems they cause when people are exposed to them. Apparently, the United States is hypocritical enough to disregard a plea not to use weapons of mass destruction. Killing our own with depleted uranium | mndaily.com - Serving the University of Minnesota Since 1900
DU Munitions May Claim More Lives Than Hiroshima & Nagasaki Radioactive fallout from DU apparently blew far and wide. Following the initial U.S. bombardment of Iraq in 2003, DU particles traveled 2,400 miles to Great Britain in about a week, where atmospheric radiation quadrupled. But it is in the Middle East, predominantly Iraq, where the bulk of the radioactive waste has been dumped. In the early Nineties, the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority warned that 50 tons of dust from DU explosions could claim a half million lives from cancer by year 2000. Not 50 tons, but an estimated two thousand radioactive tons have been fired off in the Middle East, suggesting the possibility over time of an even higher death toll.
Depleted Uranium: The American Legacy The DOD asserts that: 1. There is no scientific evidence of any increased health risks from exposure to Depleted Uranium, including cancer and leukemia. 2. Depleted Uranium was not a problem in the Persian Gulf War and is not a potential hazard in the Balkans, except under very limited circumstances.
Nonetheless, a review of the available
research literature funded by the DOD and VA reveals clear gaps in defining the
long-term effects of DU once it is introduced into the human body. The
Pentagon's view that there is no need for concern because "uranium is all
around us" is counter to what is slowly emerging from independent
laboratory studies.
Depleted
Uranium - Far Worse Than 9/11 "Two strange phenomena have come about in Basra which I have
never seen before. The first is double and triple cancers in one patient. For
example, leukemia and cancer of the stomach. We had one patient with 2 cancers
- one in his stomach and kidney. Months later, primary cancer was developing in
his other kidney--he had three different cancer types. The second is the
clustering of cancer in families. We have 58 families here with more than one
person affected by cancer Read more… Depleted Uranium: A Post-War Disaster For Environment And Health CONTENTS: Depleted Uranium: a by-product of the nuclear chain Depleted Uranium weapons: Lessons from the 1991 Gulf War Gulf War Veterans and Depleted Uranium The next testing site for Depleted Uranium weaponry Thoughts of the first British Gulf War Veteran found poisoned with Depleted Uranium The health of the Iraqi People Uranium pollution from the Amsterdam 1992 plane crash Organisations involved in campaigns against Depleted Uranium
Depleted
Uranium For Dummies
The Truth About
Depleted Uranium Weaponry
National Press Conference on Depleted Uranium with Doug Rokke,Ph.D. National Press Conference on Depleted Uranium with Doug Rokke,Ph.D. Read more…
WHO
‘suppressed’ scientific study into depleted uranium cancer fears in Iraq
US denies its
use of depleted uranium (DU) weapons in Iraq pose any health hazard
An Interview with Major Doug Rokke US denies its use of depleted uranium (DU) weapons in Iraq pose any health hazard Major Doug Rokke, Army Reserve Major
and Health Physicist in charge of DU cleanup after the Gulf War exposes the
lies and talks about the British medical society blowing the whistle, while the
Pentagon claims no problem. FlashPoints News Radio
By Leuren Moret 08/09/05 "Battle Creek Enquirer" -- -- My grandfather, U.S. Army Col. Edwin Joseph McAllister, was born in Battle Creek in 1895. He does not know that his first grandchild is an international expert on depleted uranium. I have worked in two U.S. nuclear weapons laboratories, and in 1991 I became a whistleblower at the Livermore lab. Depleted uranium is very, very, very nasty stuff: Depleted uranium (DU) weaponry meets the definition of weapon of mass destruction in two out of three categories under U.S. Federal Code Title 50 Chapter 40 Section 2302. Read more…
Mystery of
Israel's secret uranium bomb Robert Fisk: Mystery of Israel's secret uranium bomb
Silent Genocide
Dust off the
Nuremberg Files
Diverse links to documents· United NationsResolutions and reports on uranium weapons from the United Nations. · European ParliamentResolutions and statements on uranium weapons from the European Parliament and Commission. · Domestic legislationStatements and legislation on uranium weapons from national governments. · NGO statementsPosition papers on uranium weapons from Non-Governmental Organisations International Coalition to Ban Uranium Weapons - Political
· 2008 European Parliament Resolution on uranium weapons25 Kb - Format pdf European Parliament B60230/2008: European Parliament resolution on (depleted) uranium weapons and their effect on human health and the environment – towards a global ban on the use of such weapons · European Parliament Statement to UN delegations28 Kb - Format pdf European Parliament Text of the October 2008 statement to UN delegations ahead of the UN First Committee from the European Parliament.
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