From Hiroshima To Iraq, 61 Years Of Uranium Wars
A suicidal, genocidal, omnicidal course
"With little awareness in the global community, the global ruling elite have carried out three continuous and overlapping secret nuclear wars since the end of World War II, with atmospheric testing, nuclear power plants and depleted uranium weaponry. Nuclear technologies certainly meet their depopulation policy goals and, at the same time, the maximization of profits – since they own the uranium sources needed for nuclear fuel and have vested interests in nuclear energy.
There are also ties to pharmaceutical companies, which further their goals of maximizing profits. They get paid to make the mess, they get paid to clean it up and they get paid to treat the illnesses they caused. It is repeat business – extreme capitalism at its best."
"With little awareness in the global community, the global ruling elite have carried out three continuous and overlapping secret nuclear wars since the end of World War II, with atmospheric testing, nuclear power plants and depleted uranium weaponry. Nuclear technologies certainly meet their depopulation policy goals and, at the same time, the maximization of profits – since they own the uranium sources needed for nuclear fuel and have vested interests in nuclear energy.
There are also ties to pharmaceutical companies, which further their goals of maximizing profits. They get paid to make the mess, they get paid to clean it up and they get paid to treat the illnesses they caused. It is repeat business – extreme capitalism at its best."
posted by nolocontendere at 5:53 PM
1 Comments:
capitalism out of control. you got that one right!
it helps explain why there's been this huge increase in pharmaceutical ads, both on mags and on the tube. lots of "man made--man caused" illnesses and thus, lots of "man made" drugs with a host of lovely side effects. on the rise the most i would say? respiratory drugs. makes sense.
there's one ad for some new drug i recently saw. can't recall the name. the ad actually says in very rare cases FATAL results occurred. death. and it was said in a very clever way. i wish i had written it down. i was like 'wtf?!' did they say FATAL?! they said this on television? do they think people aren't going to hear how they said that?!
and to think that just 40 years or so ago, the FDA wouldn't approve a drug if it had more than 3 or so side effeects. sickening. (no pun intended.)
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