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War Pigs
Generals gathered in their masses
Just like witches at black masses Evil minds that plot destruction Sorcerers of death's construction In the fields the bodies burning As the war machine keeps turning Death and hatred to mankind Poisoning their brainwashed minds Oh, Lord, yeah! Politicians hide themselves away They only started the war Why should they go out to fight? They leave that role to the poor, yeah! Time will tell on their power minds Making war just for fun Treating people just like pawns in chess Wait 'till their judgement day comes, yeah! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQUXuQ6Zd9w |
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Tony Iommi at his best.
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The munitions producers need their profit.
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I highly recommend purchasing or buying the download from amazon prime:
https://www.amazon.com/Why-We-Fight-Wilton-Sekzer/dp/B000FBH3W2/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=why+we+fight&qid=1550592817&refinements=p_n_format_browse-bin%3A2650304011&rnid=2941120011&s=movies-tv&sr=1-1 When our boys come home in body bags, we drape the coffin with a flag and send them off with a 21 gun salute! Quietly, the munitions and arms makers are CHEERING! I've been reading a bit lately about the subject of "dog tags". Seems the term came from "dogs of war". Soldiers are nothing more than politician's dogs.........kept on a short leash, BTW, because soldiers answer to their masters, the POLITICIANS!!! Think about this for a moment. A grade AAA A** H*le sitting behind a desk orders your father, son or brother to go catch bullets so that arms makers can sell the U.S. government MORE MUNITIONS????? As long as they continue to sell the idea that "He died for his country" rather than "He died for the ammunitions makers", this boat will continue to sail....... |
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Another term used:
Cannon Fodder
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I worked for aerojet here in tn. ran cnc lathes to turn d.u. and tungsten bullets.
Tungsten was for radar missile machine gun. D.U. would go thru tank armor,burning up crew inside. Fun to turn shower of sparks.
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Actually it's the shareholders. |
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before I went to work there,I had 40 hours, of nuclear materials training.
I laugh when I see tree huggers, complain about our depleted uranium rounds. A ash tray with 5 cigs, of ashes has more radioactivity, than a D.U. round.
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You machined depleted uranium? Any chance the source of some health issues today? Did they give employees self monitoring equipment? Or material monitoring equipment? Harmless substance? Tank crews became sick from the presence alone.. Still used?
You cannot write that material off as totally harmless. Up here in a town I lived in they actually dredged the harbor bottom for the Manhatten project to get material fast. Free fill was also supplied from the plant In the community of Port Hope, Ontario. That had to be eventually removed when we lived there. The nuclear industry has been highly suspect of many things. There are 38 nuclear reactors of the 99 in America that really should be decommissioned. To me there is an inherent lack of responsibility in not doing so. Same in Canada the basic industry self regulates unforunatly. Otherwise the messes like Hartfort would not exist in all probability. The plant that created all these issues started out here with people dipping brushes in radium and applying it to Watch hands. The poor souls wet the brushes with their saliva. They treated the cancers for a long time before they stopped doing it. Even though they knew the cause the practice continued. In my opinion they really just do not care. Money was god as it remains today. Essentially no restitution was paid to the citizens of Russia and Japan so far for what they lost. I never expect it will be. I suspect the same treatment will apply if a plant really goes up in north America. What really ticks me off. If anyone reports issues in the industry they get their security clearances pulled and blacklisted in north America. Where in most countries you can be charged with negligence for not reporting them. To trust what you are told by that industry in north America is questionable. It is cheaper to decommission those plants and replace them than to pay for the consequences. Unless there is no intent to pay for the consequences. For years now I have thought that it would make jobs in high numbers to start very substantial programs like the mass implementation of solar electric panels on houses. Even at cost. all capable of feeding back into the power grid. Since most production is automated enough today. It could be done inside north America. Perhaps the aspect of profit at too high a cost in reality to human survival on this planet. Has to be examined. Yet instead we hang desperately on to systems that no longer really have a place. Even though the alternatives are better. For the dollar it seems. As for all the nuclear scientists and engineers that have been blacklisted by the industry. About a hundred of them. They are setting up a compensation fund for them now. If it has not already gone into effect. A good example is the guy that designed the nuclear reactors for the American navy. That they have been satisfied with over the years. He pointed out some issues with the nuclear reactors that were being supplied for power generation. He was blacklisted years ago for it. I have wondered if that compensation fund will include a non disclosure clause as well. GE put profit over safety. It cost him his career. Uranium even in it's natural state presents health issues. It cannot really be totally depleted and still remain uranium I suspect. I am not a tree hugger incidentally. Last edited by barry12345; 03-31-2019 at 01:11 PM. |
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every so often I have a lung scan at their cost.Something else making vets sick. There was a strange virus over there.
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Do you know who the lung scan is being done for? Or what it was related to.
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Yeah for every one that ran the D.U. lathes. But really some cookware is highly radioactive
We also had to shower before going home,and our vehicle's scanned, as uranium make small heavy fishing weights
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Quote:
I think you give the generals more credit than they deserve. It's the full colonels you have to watch.
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And the SES civilian employees.
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