Posted on 11/13/2023 4:58:07 AM PST by Squawk 8888
The effects of serving in a war zone can linger with veterans long after they end their tour of duty and an emerging health concern is exposure to toxic burn pits.
Retired Master Corporal Arjan Grewal, a veteran of the war in Afghanistan, told The West Block host Mercedes Stephenson that burn pits were a common part of life on bases during his six tours of duty.
“It’s a large bonfire, if you will, that is in the middle of a military base or a forward operating base. And it’s used to incinerate everything, and I mean everything; helicopter carcasses, batteries, human waste, ammunition, food waste,” Grewal explained.
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Toxic legacy? What about the never ending number of Experimental vaccines forced on troops?
And nobody complained to the Inspector Genernal? Ridiculous! You don’t burn batteries in the middle of base! Come on!
Each base commander who allowed that is responsble. I’m sure there’s a policy against doing that.
I’d also like to know if this is one bozo lying or did they really burn industrial waste in the middle of base.
Burn pits and Camp Lejeune water makes lawyers salivate. Meanwhile the VA is funding illegals and pushing the vax.
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