Global Nuclear Genocide? Women Say No Comment
by Larry Ross, March
2, 2006
D.U. microscopic particles
have been spread by air currents to Europe and Britain. It has a half
life of 4,500,000,000 years, so can continue to spread over coming
decades and centuries.. It can infect people with a Using such weapons is an attack on all humanity and all nations, as the particles will drift around the world forever. U.S. governments have known
about these effects from the beginning of their use, and countless
experts have warned them and continue to warn them about the effects.
So far the U.S. has continued to use this slow D.U. It is an epidemic - a slow
motion nuclear genocide, spread by the U.S. with D.U. nuclear weapons. It is very, very urgent that the rogue Bush regime and it's allies in this massive crime be stopped before they destroy all of us and our world. Unlike Avian Flu, the D.U. epidemic could be stopped in an hour if the Bush regime had the will to correct this outrage. Women everywhere can say "No to War" as detailed below. Their commitment would help persuade Bush and his allies to stop using D.U. weapons.
See many more articles with the facts and details under D.U.Weapons ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ACTION ALERT:
By Evan Augustine Peterson III, J.D., March 1, 2006 CODEPINK's Women For
Peace is working to gather over 100,000 signatures on their "Call
To Say 'No' To War," and it needs your signature, and your help, to
do it! When International Women's Day arrives on March 8th, these
signatures will be delivered to U.S. embassies, consulates, and federal offices all over the world. By the way, men everywhere are invited to add their signatures in solidarity with Women For Peace. You can help by:
(1) signing the Call
today at http://www.womensaynotowar.org
;
(2) spreading the word
through your e-mail lists; and
(3) joining CODEPINK
on March 8 in Washington D.C., or joining an action in your town.
For details, please visit this URL: http://www.womensaynotowar.org Finally, please read
four articles for evidence that the illegal war of aggression in Iraq
is inflicting serious worldwide environmental damage, and what we
should do in response:
[1] Lauren Moret's 2-27-06
CC essay, "Depleted Uranium Contaminates Europe" [Reports the findings
of a landmark study by British scientists Drs. Saroise Morgan and
Chris Busby, published in the 2-19-06 Sunday Times Online. They concluded
that: (a) Europe is contaminated by depleted uranium from the US military's
use of Depleted Uranium Munitions ("DUM") in four wars (i.e., Gulf
War, Bosnia/Kosovo, Afghanistan, and Iraq); (b) very fine particles
of depleted uranium are being transported into Europe though atmospheric
sand and dust storms,
and on air currents, from war zones in the Balkans and the Middle East; and (c) irrefutable evidence proves that the US military has been using DUM on cities and other civilian populations inside Iraq, which is a war crime under international law.]: http://www.countercurrents.org/moret270206.htm [2] Stephen Lendman's 2-27-06 CC essay, "Depleted Uranium: A Hidden Looming Worldwide Catastrophe" [Provides a more detailed examination of the global health and environmental problems that the Anglo-American military coalition has caused through its use of Depleted Uranium Munitions ("DUM") in Iraq, Afghanistan, and elsewhere.]: http://www.countercurrents.org/lendman280206.htm [3] Demetri Sevastopulo and Edward Alden's 2-28-06 CD/FT article, "Most Troops Want Swift US Pull-Out From Iraq" [How to "support our troops"? A Zogby poll found that 72% of the American troops in Iraq want the US to withdraw from Iraq by the end of 2006.]: http://www.commondreams.org/headlines06/0228-09.htm [4] Joe Kissel's 2-28-06
CD/Coloradoan essay, "Civil Disobedience A Just, Responsible Approach"
[Congress and the White House ignore us, so collective acts of nonviolent
civil disobedience on a massive scale are the best response to Mr.
Bush's unjust and illegal war in Iraq.]:
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THIS ACTION ALERT WAS
PREPARED, IN SOLIDARITY WITH CODEPINK, BY:
Executive Director
American Center for International
Law ("ACIL")
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