劣化ウラン弾で人殺しをする国々も・・・
投稿者： kowaiuyononakade2 投稿日時： 2011/11/30 18:54 投稿番号： [4996 / 5582]
原発産業廃棄物で作られる劣化ウラン弾
イラクやアフガニスタン、リビアやソマリアでも多く使われ
人を殺している。劣化ウラン弾を製造する国は原発大国だが
フランスのように国策で原発、核産業を行っている国は
国自体が人道に反していますね。
しかし、あのウルトラシオニスト似非哲学者
自国が恐い化学兵器で人を殺しているのを
自由や民主化、人権擁護と勘違いしていますが
先進国は、もうじき消え去るでしょう
戦争がないと、経済が成り立たない国の代表がアメリカですが
しかしあれだけ蛮行残虐行為を世界で行い恨みをかっているのですから
裸になれば大変と言う事ですね。
A Small Chemical Company
Napalm had been used before, most notably in the incendiary bombs that devastated large swaths of Japanese cities during World War II, including some 60 percent of Tokyo. What distinguished Napalm B, the variant employed in Vietnam, was how easily it could be made. Simple "bathtub chemistry" was used to mix together a concoction of gasoline, benzene, and polystyrene. In 1965 the Pentagon requested bids from the 17 U.S. companies that made polystyrene; one of the winning bids was from a small company based in Midland, Michigan, called Dow Chemical. Dow was only ranked 75th on a 1967 list of military contractors; before getting into the napalm business, it was best known as the maker of Saran Wrap. But Dow soon became the military's sole supplier of napalm, which meant that when its use in the Vietnam War became controversial, Dow was the only corporate target.
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/twodays/peopleevents/e_napalm.html
イラクやアフガニスタン、リビアやソマリアでも多く使われ
人を殺している。劣化ウラン弾を製造する国は原発大国だが
フランスのように国策で原発、核産業を行っている国は
国自体が人道に反していますね。
しかし、あのウルトラシオニスト似非哲学者
自国が恐い化学兵器で人を殺しているのを
自由や民主化、人権擁護と勘違いしていますが
先進国は、もうじき消え去るでしょう
戦争がないと、経済が成り立たない国の代表がアメリカですが
しかしあれだけ蛮行残虐行為を世界で行い恨みをかっているのですから
裸になれば大変と言う事ですね。
A Small Chemical Company
Napalm had been used before, most notably in the incendiary bombs that devastated large swaths of Japanese cities during World War II, including some 60 percent of Tokyo. What distinguished Napalm B, the variant employed in Vietnam, was how easily it could be made. Simple "bathtub chemistry" was used to mix together a concoction of gasoline, benzene, and polystyrene. In 1965 the Pentagon requested bids from the 17 U.S. companies that made polystyrene; one of the winning bids was from a small company based in Midland, Michigan, called Dow Chemical. Dow was only ranked 75th on a 1967 list of military contractors; before getting into the napalm business, it was best known as the maker of Saran Wrap. But Dow soon became the military's sole supplier of napalm, which meant that when its use in the Vietnam War became controversial, Dow was the only corporate target.
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/twodays/peopleevents/e_napalm.html