I think this was a good catch on your part. American Ecology, huh?

It never ceases to amaze me, the arrogant hubris of the military industrial complex and their store bought government.

What happened is the uranium was used to make dirty bombs that were dropped on Kanata by planes that launched from Inner Idaho territory old . The planes were in old sesh land and they were stolen and the terrorist then built dirty bombs , the uranium guy stole uranium from Afrika too thanks for reminding me to look into the Iraq issue with amerika .

We were hit so was our wildlife in Kanata , the airfileds I hear are having problems to date so are the sattelites from Amerika that are desil run and the engines are pattents bought off old german planes . The sattelites warp our landscape and hurt canadians and visiting Indian nation peoples .

The guy who took the uranium from africa and built weaponry is now dead he was worth 2 billion and his palz just lost 4 billion at the alter I hear . This is all over for the KKK of amerika .

[edit on 20-9-2008 by jokerdazey2]

7000 Tonnes of sand really isn't that much material.

You could transport it using little more than 300 road going trucks and a couple of diggers.

Or thirty of them on a merry go round contract.

Less than that if you employ industrial dumper trucks.

And it could all be done in less than a day.

You would have to remove more material from any medium sized construction project.

Originally posted by moonrat

You would have to remove more material from any medium sized construction project.

Yes, but is it contaminated with depleted Uranium? I think that is the main point. That Kuwait made us take the contaminated sand back to America. Good on them for doing it. Bad on us for making it necessary for them to do it.

Originally posted by groingrinder

Originally posted by moonrat

You would have to remove more material from any medium sized construction project.

Yes, but is it contaminated with depleted Uranium? I think that is the main point. That Kuwait made us take the contaminated sand back to America. Good on them for doing it. Bad on us for making it necessary for them to do it.

I have worked on many big construction projects in the UK since 1991 as an engineer.

On more than one occasion, it has been necessary to remove 'contaminated' material from construction sites to a regulated dump.

We have had to deal with many toxins, mostly lead contamination from old industrial complexes, and have encountered things as diverse as anthrax (old bone yards and slaughter houses) to cyanide from redundant ICI paint manufacturing plants.

The thing is, most people are not aware of what really does go on.

If you work in a 'normal' job, you can't gain access to places like these. Chemical plants, military dockyards (with old, rusting nuke boats et al), civilian dockyards, railway marshalling yards, new motorways, tunnels and canals etc.

There is an awfull lot of poison in our environment that your average 'Joe' is totally oblivious to.

really the ungreatful pricks that caused us to be in this whole mess from the get go...

sorry but we never would have went back in IF, we hadn't been there before

they should build bombs from the stuff and use it to defend themselves