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The Pentagon’s War on America Part III: The Marines
Written by Adam Sarvana   
Wednesday, 01 July 2009 14:51
The Pentagon’s War on America Part III: The Marines

Poisoned Patriots: Running the Gauntlet. 

The military is not the only hurdle in the path of families poisoned at Camp Lejuene. ATSDR faces its own accusations of mishandling and misrepresenting information. When Townsend filed a 2003 Freedom of Information Act request to view some of the supporting documents referenced in ATSDR’s 1997 report, he was told by a Health and Human Services Department official that the files “are no longer in CDC’s possession.
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The Pentagon’s War on America Part II: The Marines
Written by Adam Sarvana   
Wednesday, 01 July 2009 14:50
The Pentagon’s War on America Part II: The Marines
 
Poisoned Patriots: The Cover-up.

When someone applies to the VHA for health coverage benefits, they are evaluated by either an Administration doctor or, if one is not readily available, a non-government private practice physician on a contract basis. The customary practice, according to Jim Vance, the director of the VHA office in Boise, Idaho, is for a petitioner to specify the condition for which they need medical attention when they first apply.

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The Pentagon’s War on America: The Marines
Written by Adam Sarvana   
Wednesday, 01 July 2009 14:48
The Pentagon’s War on America: The Marines

Part I – Poisoned Patriots: Through the Looking Glass

For the United States Marine Corps, boot camp means thirteen weeks of forced marches ― often in hot, humid, chigger-infested pine forests ― alongside bad food, tough discipline and screaming drill instructors. It is designed to weed out individuals not suitable for the military. According to recruiting materials, it accustoms recruits to dangerous, highly stressful scenarios and teaches them how to behave as soldiers rather than civilians in the face of adversity. It teaches them to conquer their fear, push the limits of their endurance and ultimately to become a better version of themselves.

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Unlicensed “New- Fields Exhibitions” Claims To Provide Clients Easy Access in Iraq
Written by Adam Lichtenheld   
Wednesday, 01 July 2009 14:32
Since the fall of 2003, New-Fields Exhibitions, a Dubai-based marketing company with a corporate office in Washington, has organized over a dozen conferences promoting opportunities in Iraq’s reconstruction, security and oil sectors.
 

The names adorning the delegate lists of New-Fields’ events are among the Who’s Who of Iraq war profiteers: Halliburton/KBR, Bechtel, Titan, General Dynamics, Blackwater, Fluor, Perini, URS Corporation. But while the rebuilding effort in Iraq has become characterized by pervasive waste and fraud—turning funds once touted as a new Marshall Plan into what critics classify as corporate blood money—New-Fields, the self-arrogated hookup for Iraqi business deals, has avoided the scrutiny faced by some of its more dubious clientele. 

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