Good question, I'm glad you sent it in.
" Where did you get the idea that the [uranium] weapons are highly radioactive. Uranium is bearly [barely] radioactive. "
The questioner is faithfully repeating what he is supposed to according to the Pentagon. The nefarious SPINmasters in the American Pentagon and CIA have spend an enormous amount of money to convince him and millions of others that the properties of a gravel sized chunk of uranium ore sitting on a shelf somewhere are the same as the properties of battlefield ballistic uranium.
Yea, when pigs fly. These psychopaths are lying to you John.
Col "Kill-A-Patient" Kilpatrick is in charge of lying to the world about uranium weapons for the Pentagon. The professional liars work for him, Col Cherry and Col Daxon. Apparently you bought what The Three Colonels are saying, hook, line and sinker.
Here's the bottom line. Battlefield ballistic uranium is a fine aerosol so tiny that it acts like a gas. A milligram, smaller than one of these periods so you can't even see it, does its work Inside people's bodies. So small, it even goes through your clothes and skin.
Breathe battlefield ballistic uranium and it is a Death Sentence. When you die depends on dose and it does not take much. This has been common knowledge since 1943 in the Pentagon and Labeled "Top Secret."
A milligram, so tiny you cannot see it, fires out powerful Helium Bullets all the time until you die - 1,251,000 Bullets a Day - Every day. That is what Radioactivity is all about.
Let's compare two numbers. The numbers 4,200,000 and the simple number 10. These are of forces measured in "electron volts."
Ten is the strength of the intracellular force that holds the individual cell membranes of the cells in your body together.
4,200,000 (4.2 Million) is the force each one of the 1.2 million bullets a day smash into the surrounding cells, about six rows deep. Another 20 rows of cells in your body get the dreaded "by-stander affect."
Just picture in your mind what a run away freight train weighing 4,200,000 pounds does to an animal, like your cat or dog, weighing only 10 pounds.
Kind of takes your breath away, doesn't it? That is why I say ballistic uranium is deadly and highly radioactive.
Your move. Come join us and spread the word. We can use all the help we can get.
Regards,
Bob Nichols
Project Censored Award Winner
San Francisco Bay View newspaper
Radio Talk Show Guest
NUCLEAR FREE ZONE
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Ever heard of the game called "Liar's Dice"
It's played daily in the Officer's Club bars around the country and the world where Colonel's and lesser officer's gather for Happy Hour to wash away the dregs of military life with a few beers after a hard days work at prepping the newly recruited for the sand boxes of Afghanistan and Iraq (and maybe soon in Iran).
Six dice in a cloth cup are shaken and slammed or rolled easily onto the bar. The first "liar" stealthfully views his dice in the cup and then claims he has an amount of dice of a certain value, and anticipating the amounts in each of the other "liars" cups.
Three to seven other "liars", each having a cup of six dice, take their turn by increasing the number of dice bearing a given value, such as "twenty aces (ones), if there are seven "liars" playing. That's a safe bet (lie) especially if "liar" number one has at least four aces (ones showing only to the "liar".) The "game" continues until one of the "liars" calls the bluffs!. Then all the dice are shown and if the number of aces (ones) exceeds the "lie" then the caller owes all other "liars" one dollar. If the caller counts less than the last "liar" offers, that "liar" owes everyone else a dollar.
Simple, eh?
Of course it could be fives or sixes as the "lie" progresses.
Same game can be played with dollar bills.
Now all we need is some enterprising soul to take a few dice and dollar bills and "contaminate" them with DU dust from a target in Afganistan or Iraq and provide the Colonel's in the above article with the opportunity to play "liars" with the objects they are telling the troops is absolutely not harmful to them.
Of course, the "liars" would be made aware of the DU presence on the dice or dollars. That would give the Colonel's their "military option" of opting out of the "game", an option the poor bastards in the field of war do not have.
That would set the record straight!
"Liars" anyone?
Posted by: john mccarthy | May 21, 2007 at 03:11 PM
What exactly are Bob Nichols' credentials to make this reply? He has no scientific degree or training and he basically bullies anyone who disagrees with him. The correct answer can be obtained from any Chemistry or Physics professor, so why not go there instead of to Nichols who is a total phony.
Posted by: Rhotel1 | May 22, 2007 at 07:38 PM