thank you for your service

Thank you for your service. I'm sorry they've done this to you. No vaccine is safe. Literally.

@@dawncawthra3519 Even if they find a vaccine for coronavirus now? you're not gonna take it?

@@meaikiantonio4991 No I will not. If others decide to that's their choice entirely. I do hope there will be an educated and informed consent if they do decide to. I'll do my part and continue to practice good hygiene. I stress the importantance of nutrition. Our bodies are made fully capable of fighting any illness as long as it has the right nutrients. Vaccines are not a one size medicine, I found myself and oldest child to be very intolerant to them. There are many case studies that show vaccines can cause severe biochemical issues where the body begins to attack its own biochem and in some cases it's own DNA. Many many studies are put out regarding dog and cats vaccines. They seem to be more transparent than with human vaccines. It's a very good place to start considering human vaccines are heavily censored, with reporting being less than 10% of the actual incidence. CDC is actually not apart of the Government but rather a subsidiary of Pharmaceutical companies.

@@dawncawthra3519 Good luck with that, I feel sorry for your kids and your community for having to be more vulnerable due to your decisions.

All vaccines are dangerous. I'm sorry they've do e this to you. Thank you for fighting the good fight. You are appreciated.

Just read a posting on the VA's official website saying that they've been following veterans exposed to depleted uranium and there's no known health effects. HOW CAN THEY SLEEP AT NIGHT?..

@@dawncawthra3519 all Vaccines?

@@suzetteyoung57 yes all of them. Read the vaccine package inserts, it's all there. They can be found on CDCs website or on the manufactures websites. They've never done safety studies on the vaccine schedule either, and for good reason.

It’s radiation poisoning from the DU isn’t it?

What does the VA do, I have heard it is really hard to to get medical help from them in the situation of Gulf War Illness. What makes it so hard for veterans to get healthcare for this disease?

Thank you for your service. I'm sorry to read you suffered those exposures and were damaged by them.

I went to the Buffalo VA last week for a series of ct scans and I have a multitude of nodules on my lungs, a tumor on my adrenal gland and Cirrhosis of the liver, which is surprising since I'm not a drinker. I have a visit with the pulmonary specialist next week.

did they give you the experimental anthrax vaccines just before deployment? did you know that France refused them and are the only allied country who's troops do not suffer from gulf war syndrome.

SAME.

Talking to her won't do anything except get you put in a TEDx talk 🤷

What does the VA do, I have heard it is really hard to to get medical help from them in the situation of Gulf War Illness. What makes it so hard for veterans to get healthcare for this disease?

Same here, call. I didn’t enter the theater until July 1991. I lived in Marin for 12 months and when I got to my next duty station, both the fourth and fifth digit on my left foot were completely dead. No nerve feeling at all and from there, the health problems have just escalated. Now I am almost incapacitated on some days and I have not had a real Quality of life since I was discharged and 94 .

Joe Hayward Same here bud. We were forced to take the pb pill and the horse pill that they gave us. General Greg myiat still denies giving the order to pump us all full of pb pills- this comes straight from a corpsman and her boss.

@@Thomas8892Q yep, watched taking pb and k-flex? Big antibiotic pill. I had a feeling by then they were going to lie about it so kept a partially used pack of pb as evidence

It causes horrific effects,every way.

What does the VA do, I have heard it is really hard to to get medical help from them in the situation of Gulf War Illness. What makes it so hard for veterans to get healthcare for this disease?

@@sul923 It is probably the fact that there are so many who are sick. The VA would pay a claim of 100% disability to each of them. Approx 200,000 people, at $3,000/mo for life is a ton of money; at least $7.2 milion/year for this illness alone.

Russell Maxwell because of the KZfaq algorithm. They don’t want this message out there.

Because many of us are dying or killing ourselves.

So few views, likes and comment?

True. This should have atleast 1mio views.

Roger Rathbun I’m sure they were on the Ranger too they just kept it quiet...

@@gunsmoke6230 I've since learned that our detection alarms were going off multiple times but the BMOTW was ordered to stop sounding the ships alarm so as not to panic the crew

I don't know what to say. I read your comment and see your pain. I care. Love to you.

@@aliceferrier7480ne year later. A fellow vet saved me. I'm now 100% P&T disabled veteran with full monthly compensation. Collect SSDI as well. Getting VA medical and dental Healthcare now. Medically retired at 51. Gave up my career unfortunately. But, I am compensated well enough from the VA and Social Security Administration to be retired and finally concentrate on my health with the years I have left.👍

But people in Iraq do suffer these conditions? They have one of the world's highest infant mortality rates, rates of birth defects, and rates of certain cancers. Very obviously it's the depleted uranium.

The powers-that-be are keeping it a secret - the bastards.

What is that

@@christopherbeasley5533 its an antibiotic that can literally destroy your body, bascially all soldiers were prescribed during the gulf war to inoculate from anthrax.

@@wolfspritzer9253 OMG, they gave that to me while deployed in the Coast Guard for a pink eye type infection. Wondering if that being it my records would help me with seeking help with detoxification.

@@cstickles be vigilant of symptoms, GERD, IBS, stomach issues, sleep issues, rhinitis(hay fever), pain-full swelling joints, patches and rashes on your skin.

Glenn Mrosek isn’t it though? I’m not trying to pick an argument I’m just wandering I thought nuclear warheads where usually made from uranium?

I wont suggest calling depleted uranium baring weapons as a nuclear weapon, if we are going with anything that is radioactive as a nuclear weapon then we need to set a base line for what activity counts as "nuclear". If we are going off of just decaying then the lead we use for bullets are nuclear weapons, as lead is in fact radioactive. Just not to the degree of artificially purified U235

@@jamesluck2969 I would suggest that anything that is deliberately chosen, or enhanced, for it's "nuclear" potential/properties would be above that basline. DU ammo apparently has less than a 3rd of the radioactivity that is found in natural uranium deposits. So unless you were in a job that had an abundance of exposure to DU (Tank loader etc.), then I think it's very unlikely that it contributes soley to GWS. Although, maybe it exacerbates undelying issues, functions as a trigger by increasing a "threshold", or serves as an adjuvant in some way?

me too

YES they do........they are just better at hiding it. And they live in a dictatorship, so it's RARE anything gets out.

@@94SexyStang For your info the U.S. and much of Europe lives under dictatorship. If you think you're free in those regions think again.

Go ahead on over to North Korea, Syria, or China and try to speak your mind or refuse what the government tells you to do. See how long you last before you end up in prison or a prison torture camp. Don't be one of those unappreciative westerners who complains about your country. You are free to go to North Korea and try out your theory any time.