WHAT (OR MORE TO THE POINT WHO) COULD BE RESPONSIBLE FOR DRAMATIC INCREASE IN BIRTH DEFECTS IN FALLUJAH

I have no shame in repeating this article from the Trickyleaks Mockingbird Media asset The Guardian because it shows just how tricky the Mockingbird Media is.

An article to be published in International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health will report on the spontaneous abortions, deformations and bias in infant gender in Fallujah after the battles of 2004.

Depleted uranium is suspected.

In Vietnam it was Agent Orange. In Iraq it was DU.

What caused these is up for debate.

What is not is who.

Who is responsible? The USA.

But despite pushing for mass genocide at Copenhagen last year and backing the manmade global warming theory, The Guardian still has to present an air of concern and respectability by reporting on such a devastation of Fallujah, so that the liberal-minded get sucked into the mass genocide agenda, just like Richard Curtis did when he produced that sick, sick, sick video for 10:10 in which schoolkids (and in fact anyone) who did not agree with the bogus theory of manmade global warming were simply blown up. No trial. No questions. BANG! Blood and guts all over the show. It has to. It has to pretend that it cares for you and your family when it (or elements within) cannot wait to see you whither and die so that the human population is down to the level desired by the Nazi Rockefellers and Prince Philip of about 1 billion maximum, but preferably 1/2 billion.

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From http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/dec/30/faulluja-birth-defects-iraq


Research links rise in Falluja birth defects and cancers to US assault

• Defects in newborns 11 times higher than normal
• 'War contaminants' from 2004 attack could be cause

A study examining the causes of a dramatic spike in birth defects in the Iraqi city of Falluja has for the first time concluded that genetic damage could have been caused by weaponry used in US assaults that took place six years ago.

The research, which will be published next week, confirms earlier estimates revealed by the Guardian of a major, unexplained rise in cancers and chronic neural-tube, cardiac and skeletal defects in newborns. The authors found that malformations are close to 11 times higher than normal rates, and rose to unprecedented levels in the first half of this year – a period that had not been surveyed in earlier reports.