This isn't really topical I know but I saw a documentary on it last night and felt really shattered by it all, the images of all the disabled children and the problems their families face. By the way, I'm not slagging of the US with this thread. I know that Britain used chemicals in colonial warfare as did Italy in Ethiopia, and many other countries.
I'm just shocked that so little is being done to help the victims poisoned by Agent Orange and all the children being born with severe defects and untreatable skin diseases/cancers. I find it very very sad.
The documentary reported that a small group of Vietnamese had sued the chemical corporation in the US who made Agent Orange to defoliate the rainforest and enable US troops to better detect/destroy the enemy. They've paid out compensation to US veterans whose cancer/health problems seem connected to Agent Orange exposure but they are not making any move to accept responsiblity for the suffering of the contaminated Vietnamese.
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