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Health See other Health Articles Title: Learn About Depleted Uranium From The US Army's Expert on Depleted Uranium (DU) : Dr. Doug Rokke interviewed on Alex Jones' Today. This is a MP3 of a lecture with much the same content. Nuclear Holocaust and The Politics of Radiation. This event featured three speakers: Doug Rokke, a Vietnam and Gulf War I Veteran and the Army's expert on depleted uranium; Leuren Moret, a whistle-blower from Livermore National Laboratory, expert lecturer on the health effects of depleted uranium; and Veteran Staff Sergeant Dennis Kyne who served as an Army medic during Gulf War I. Because they speak out about depleted uranium (DU), all three of these people are constantly harassed by the US government and its agents. Both Rokke and Kyne are in extremely serious medical condition because of their exposure to depleted uranium and other toxicants that the military tells our valiant warriors are safe. You may listen to all three lectures on http://Mindfully.org by clicking on the appropriate link below. Rokke's and Moret's have been transcribed. If you have time, please help us by transcribing Dennis Kyne's lecture and we will post it. Recorded and transcribed by Paul Goettlich. [ Doug Rokke's 71-minute, 8 MB MP3 file of this lecture | More on Doug>http://www.mindfully.org/mindfully_searchGray.GIF%3BLH:60%3BLW:522%3BBIMG:http://www.mindfully.org/mindfully-body-search.jpg%3BBGC:%23F7F7F7%3BT:%23000000%3BLC:%23787878%3BVLC:%23939300%3BALC:%23787878%3BGALT:%23008000%3BGFNT:%23000000%3BGIMP:%23000000%3BDIV:%23787878%3BLBGC:%23F7F7F7%3BAH:center%3BS:http://www.mindfully.org%3B&domains=www.mindfully.org&sitesearch=www.mindfully.org&q=%22Doug+Rokke%22&spell=1">Doug>http://www.mindfully.org/mindfully-body-search.jpg%3BBGC:%23F7F7F7%3BT:%23000000%3BLC:%23787878%3BVLC:%23939300%3BALC:%23787878%3BGALT:%23008000%3BGFNT:%23000000%3BGIMP:%23000000%3BDIV:%23787878%3BLBGC:%23F7F7F7%3BAH:center%3BS:http://www.mindfully.org%3B&domains=www.mindfully.org&sitesearch=www.mindfully.org&q=%22Doug+Rokke%22&spell=1">Doug>http://www.mindfully.org/mindfully_searchGray.GIF%3BLH:60%3BLW:522%3BBIMG:http://www.mindfully.org/mindfully-body-search.jpg%3BBGC:%23F7F7F7%3BT:%23000000%3BLC:%23787878%3BVLC:%23939300%3BALC:%23787878%3BGALT:%23008000%3BGFNT:%23000000%3BGIMP:%23000000%3BDIV:%23787878%3BLBGC:%23F7F7F7%3BAH:center%3BS:http://www.mindfully.org%3B&domains=www.mindfully.org&sitesearch=www.mindfully.org&q=%22Doug+Rokke%22&spell=1">Doug Rokke ] ********************** Good evening. [He exhales into the microphone as if exhausted] The purpose of war is real simple. When you go to war, I don't care whether you're a medic like Dennis—I'm an old combat medic also—I don't care whether you're a cooking, a member of the band, your job is to kill and destroy. Period. When you go to war, you are going to come back changed—physiologically and psychologically forever. When we go to war because the purpose is to kill and destroy, the military will use any and every weapon at their disposal to kill and destroy. Period. There's nothing else about it. It's simply killing and destroying. And anyone that gets in your way it's killed. And any item that gets in your way gets destroyed. Paul Tibbetts in the Enola Gay During Gulf War I—now remember, when Gulf War I started in August of 1990, that weekend, I spent it with Paul Tibbetts. For those of you who know about American history and world history, Paul Tibbetts was the commander of the Enola Gay. He's the guy to drop the atomic bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. When the war started I was with him and the remainder of his crew. And we talked about what happened and World War II and what was about to happen in Gulf War I. And it happened. Gulf War I was the largest friendly fire* incident in the history of American warfare. And the reason for that is because all of the exposures that happened. When I got activated when Gulf War I started, the first few months, I spent three days of the week teaching nuclear and biological and chemical warfare preparations, and medical care and treatment. Because that's my specialty... for many many years. friendly fire - noun; (Military) firing by one's own side, esp. when it harms one's own personnel Source: The Collins English Dictionary I came into the military in 1967. I'm still in the Army. Let's see, that's 36 years and counting? I don't know. How many people usually get out at 20? How many people stay for 36 and count? When we got to Gulf War I, what happened was a whole complex of the exposures. Chemical agents... Hey, we knew what Iraq had as far as chemical agents because of the fact that the United States gave them to them and we kept the receipt. That's the Regal Commission Report, the United States Senate prepared by Jim Two (***SP???). It was the subject of a made-for-TV movie that we did, starring Ted Danson and Mark Helgenberger, called "Thanks of a Grateful Nation." It's really neat when you write part of a movie script to have someone like Ted Danson read your lines. I only had a small bit part in the movie. You know, you sell the back of my head and I was gone. CHEMICAL AGENTS What we did in December of 1990 [was that] we made a conscious decision at the command headquarters to deliberately and willfully blow up chemical stockpiles, along with the biological stockpiles, along with the nuclear reactors that Iraq possessed. We knew where they were. We knew what he had. This is in Schwarzkopf's autobiography on page 390, if you need further reference. I was there. Some ten years after the war, a couple years ago, we all got called up to Washington D.C. for the 10th anniversary of the command staff dead. I'm sitting there with the commander's, and we're talking about it. And they said "Well Doug, we sure did screw that let up." And I go, "Yeah, we did, all the way around." All we did was hit an ice cube with a hammer. And all the chemicals and biological stuff came back on the U.S. troops and everybody in the region. Poster Comment: Listen to the replay of today's show if you're able. Incredible information on the military that every American needs to know. JUST SAY NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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#1. To: christine (#0)
I’m listening to him on AJ now. If anyone had doubts about the mental capacity of some members of our military, this interview should dispel the rumor. Like everything else today, the entry standards have been reduced to a ridiculous level. I’m sorry is this offends anyone, but it’s hard to ignore what we see and hear. We're screwed, especially when these guys return and enter the local emergency services.
well said. i am in complete agreement. as i said above, every man and woman needs to take the responsibility to educate themselves on this issue. it IS a matter of life and death.
I just listened to AJ's show...I thought I was going to have to head for the plastic bucket on several occasions...no one in their right freaking mind should let their children join the military under these circumstances right now. They are NOT defending the country; they are being used as guinea pigs. Beyond disgusting.
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