17 Sep 2023 9:12 am
Thanks to Joe Biden there won’t be any more dead soldiers flown into Dover from Afghanistan.Majik » 17 Sep 2023, 8:57 am » wrote: ↑ Tougher than all of those many Americans he has sent to their deaths in the name of American hegemony?
Tougher than all of those maimed Americans who lived though it ?
or how about all of those policies over the decades that destroyed many Families and their American Dream.....
The pedophile in chief doesn't deserve sympathy ....
Joe’s good son Beau Biden went into combat in Afghanistan when he was the one, and the only child of any member of Congress to hear a bullet whine in Afghanistan.
Joe Biden blames the toxic waste dumps Beau was exposed to in Afghanistan for his untimely death from brain cancer.
——Biden addresses possible link between son’s fatal brain cancer and toxic military burn pits
— Dan Sagalyn
Health
Jan 10, 2018 4:02 PM EDTFormer Vice President Joe Biden said he thinks toxins found in smoke from burning waste at U.S. military installations in Iraq and at other facilities abroad could "play a significant role" in causing veterans' cancer."Science has recognized there are certain carcinogens when people are exposed to them," Biden said in an interview with Judy Woodruff last week. "Depending on the quantities and the amount in the water and the air, [they] can have a carcinogenic impact on the body."Biden's comments shed light on a debate that has roiled physicians, former service members and the Department of Veteran Affairs about whether the health of some U.S. military personnel was compromised by garbage disposal methods used by contractors and the military at overseas bases in Iraq and Afghanistan. Often, waste was burned in open-air pits, with jet fuel sometimes used as an accelerant. At many bases, virtually all waste was burned, ranging from paints, solvents, tires, plastics and Styrofoam to batteries and electronic equipment. Depending on the burn locations and prevailing winds, smoke frequently permeated these outposts and adjacent areas.
The issue appears to be personal for Biden, whose son, Beau Biden, a former Delaware attorney general, died at age 46 in May 2015 from glioblastoma multiforme, the most common form of brain cancer.