Pleesident JF Kennedy is now in Hell being beaten by other murderers in Hell
The effects of the chemicals used not only affected the victims but also their later born children and their grandchildren etc etc
3 years ago (edited)
If you go to Vietnam, there’s are schools for children who is affected by Agent Orange, they are the forth generation victims. Most of them lost the ability to speak, hear, see or move. Some even have neurological problems or deformed body. Few kids I met there were told not be able to live pass teenage hood because of that. That’s the biggest consequences of that chemical, to be able to last through generations, not just causing death to those who interacted.
My uncle died from the effects of agent orange in 2017 his daughter had birth defects too and died in 2002. He was finally repaid by the government for his illness in 2005. Almost 40 years later!!!!!
I just visited the War remnants museum in Saigon, today, and being born disabled myself, I wanted to know more about Agent Orange... the pictures were just... I couldn't stop crying... to see all those kids born this way and having to suffer like this for the rest of their lives because the greed of men is just heart breaking...
Agent Orange (The Vietnam War)
The effects of the chemicals used not only affected the victims but also their later born children and their grandchildren etc etc
@mystier3423
3 years ago (edited)If you go to Vietnam, there’s are schools for children who is affected by Agent Orange, they are the forth generation victims. Most of them lost the ability to speak, hear, see or move. Some even have neurological problems or deformed body. Few kids I met there were told not be able to live pass teenage hood because of that. That’s the biggest consequences of that chemical, to be able to last through generations, not just causing death to those who interacted.
@jla8718
3 years ago (edited)My uncle died from the effects of agent orange in 2017 his daughter had birth defects too and died in 2002. He was finally repaid by the government for his illness in 2005. Almost 40 years later!!!!!
@NanaJelinic
10 months agoI just visited the War remnants museum in Saigon, today, and being born disabled myself, I wanted to know more about Agent Orange... the pictures were just... I couldn't stop crying... to see all those kids born this way and having to suffer like this for the rest of their lives because the greed of men is just heart breaking...
