http://www.euronews.net/14.01.2001
Fresh
reports on DU (depleted uranium) related civilian deaths pouring out
this
week from independent sources, should put all people around the world
on
highest alert. Most alarming among them is the article by Robert
Fisk,
published on January 13, 2000 in "The Independent" headlined:
"I SEE 300
GRAVES THAT COULD BEAR THE HEADSTONE: DIED OF DEPLETED URANIUM."
Euronews
has a duty to inform its viewers/readers about this article. It
tells a
chilling story about a Serbian graveyard in the Serbian suburb of
Hadzici
near Sarajevo in Bosnia with the remains of 300 Serbian
civilians, laid
next to each other, who all died in the last 5 years of
cancer related
illnesses. Their suburb was annihilated by the vicious NATO
bombing (
American A-10's) spewing DU ordinance indiscriminately over their
factories
and houses. When "expert" opinions from the Pentagon paid
American
scientist, deny connection between DU ordinance and cancer
illnesses among
the American and NATO soldiers, one is moved to
skepticism. When the
Pentagon cannot remember what kind or what quantity of
ordinance was used
and there is still no one who dares to clean up the
Adriatic sea and the
Danube river, one is moved to suspicion. But, when
NATO's European members
deliberately avoid to address these issues, despite
substantial evidence to
the contrary, one is moved to nausea. Aside from
the hypocrisy, morality and
legality, NATO's rhetoric and its military
aggression against Bosnia's,
Yugoslavia's and Kosovo's civilians, had all
the elements of racist
anti-Serbian bestiality matched only by Hitler's
actions against the Jews.
NATO's recklessness in the use of ordinance
filled with DU and possibly
other unspeakable substances, contaminating
Europe's environment, its air,
its lands and its waters -are acts of
insanity yet unmatched in history.
The European public must demand the
whole truth and must bring to justice
the NATO master-minds and
accomplices. People like Madeline Albright, Bill
Clinton, General Wesley
Clark, Javier Solana, Tony Blair et al. should be
indicted and tried not
only for war crimes but, for crimes against humanity.
Sonja Myers
[EMAIL PROTECTED]United
Kingdom
