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PENTAGON Spokesperson: "I would push back on the assertion from Russian officials here. The CDC has stated that there is no evidence that the depleted uranium rounds cause cancer." 🤡
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@GeromanAT Let me get this straight. The Pentagon and CDC are claiming that radiation does not cause cancer. This explains a lot!!! (Unfortunately, not in a way they had hoped)

@GeromanAT Just outright nonstop barefaced lies and then they wonder why people don't trust the government!

US gov't full of LIARS!

They don't even hide it!

My policy would be if a nation used depleted uranium on my soil then I will drop depleted uranium on their soil in response, even in areas far away from any battlefield, especially if they say it is OK, then they shouldn't care.

She can come live in my street in Šabac, Serbia, 500m from one bombed military area. Every 3rd person had cancer, and i have a benign one. If it is so safe, i wish it upon her children.

Depleted uranium (DU) is a chemotoxic and radiotoxic heavy metal and is classified by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) as a group I carcinogen (limited evidence in humans and sufficient evidence in experimental animals).

Let me translate for you. Definitely causes cancer.

One doesn't expect honesty from US military institutions. They are literally trained to lie.

Oh because the CDC is such a source of authority these people are so unaware of the mood of America we DO NOT WANT our money going to this war
