Depleted uranium and mad cow disease

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Depleted uranium death fields and mad cow disease

The facts - BEFORE making it to the headlines

Depleted uranium and death

some studies presented to NATO since 1991, register the toxicity for human beings of the depleted Uranium as well as the ecological destruction, that will last decades

between 1992 and 1999, NATO, in particular the American and British authorities produces diverse informative material for the soldiers, of as to reduce the contamination risks

Depleted Uranium and Bosnia

Depleted uranium was used in Bosnia in 1994 and 1995, against the Bosnian Serbs.
NATO only admitted this fact end December of 2000, after the first cases that had been related to it by the medias.
the governments of the countries of NATO send soldiers to Bosnia since 1992.
a map of the contaminated small farms was not presented yet.
any measures for information of the civil populations of the Bosnia have not been taken.
any measures for information of the soldiers of NATO in Bosnia until December of 2000 have not been taken

Depleted Uranium and Kosovo

the Yugoslav government presents, April 1999, proof of the massive use of depleted uranium by NATO.
NATO admits, days later, its use
immediately after the end of the bombings, June 13 1999, NATO sends troops to the contaminated regions
some soldiers are informed through maps. The contaminated zones are not signaled, neither to the civil population nor to the majority of the NATO mercenaries

Some of the facts make it to the headlines - December 2000

Death of NATO mercenaries reported

All of a sudden cases of dead soldiers due to cancer that served in Bosnia and Kosovo are reported

December 2000 : first cases in Italy; cases in Portugal, Spain and Chech Republic.

January 2001 : cases in Romania, Greece, Bulgaria, Belgium, Netherlands. Cases of sick soldiers in Germany.

Mad Cow Disease in Germany, France, Spain, Italy, etc

December of 2000: after a case of German cow exported to the Azores Islands, dozens of cases of mad cow disease are "discovered" in Germany; first cases reported in Spain; January 2001 - first cases in Italy.

January 14, 2001

The facts - AFTER making it to the headlines

Depleted Uranium and death of soldiers and civilians

The governments of NATO more under pressure (cases of Portugal and Italy) organize a diversion maneuver, with manufactured measurements of radiation, while the key question (toxicity) is hidden.
NATO continues to

send his own mercenaries - 70,000 right now, 200,000 in all since June 1999 - to the depleted uranium death fields in Bosnia and Kosovo.
hide to the allies, i.e. the "poor" Moslems in Bosnia and the "poor" Albanians in Kosovo, that they now live in an area of ecological disaster, contaminated for decades.

The meat of cows infected with the mad cow disease

the EU decides to burn millions of cows - the real reason is not to protect the health of the consumers but to avoid the total collapse of the prices, due to a decrease in consumption up to 45%.
the EU continues its agricultural policies of encouraging mass production through "meat factories".

updated - February 10, 2001