Radioactive Threat Exposed – What the Biden Admin Isn’t Telling You

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Shocking revelations recently emerged that U.S. troops faced radioactive exposure from Iranian airstrikes in 2020, while the Biden-Harris administration stands accused of prioritizing leniency towards Iran over the health of American service members.

At a Glance

  • U.S. troops may have been exposed to hazardous substances during 2020 Iranian airstrikes in Iraq
  • Allegations suggest radioactive materials were present during the attacks
  • The Biden-Harris administration is accused of delaying accountability and investigation
  • Comparisons drawn to past military contamination incidents like Agent Orange
  • Congress faces mounting pressure to investigate as journalist Catherine Herridge reports on potential cover-ups

A Disturbing Pattern of Toxic Exposure in the Military

The recent allegations of U.S. troops’ exposure to radioactive materials during Iranian airstrikes in 2020 have reignited concerns about the long-standing issue of toxic exposure in the military. This alarming situation bears a striking resemblance to the Gulf War Illness (GWI) that has plagued veterans for decades, raising questions about the government’s commitment to protecting our service members.

Research has shown that exposure to various toxins, including pesticides and nerve agents, caused GWI in veterans who served in the Gulf War. The illness affects up to 250,000 of the 700,000 U.S. troops deployed during that conflict, resulting in severe neurological and immune system damage. As we face yet another potential toxic exposure crisis, it’s crucial to examine the government’s track record in addressing these issues.

The Biden-Harris Administration’s Questionable Priorities

The current administration’s handling of the potential radioactive exposure incident is raising eyebrows among conservatives. Instead of prioritizing the health and safety of our troops, the Biden-Harris team appears more concerned with maintaining diplomatic niceties with Iran. This misplaced leniency not only jeopardizes the well-being of our service members but also sends a dangerous message to our adversaries about America’s resolve.

“Instead, what we discovered was that the focus of government research efforts was to cover up the problem,” he says.

This statement from Jim Binns, a Vietnam War veteran who chaired a committee investigating Gulf War Illness, paints a troubling picture of the government’s approach to toxic exposure incidents. If history is any indicator, we must be vigilant in demanding transparency and action from the current administration regarding the recent allegations.

The Long-Term Consequences of Government Inaction

The ongoing struggles of Gulf War veterans serve as a stark reminder of what’s at stake if we fail to address the current situation promptly. GWI symptoms, including fatigue, joint and muscle pain, headaches, memory problems, and gastrointestinal distress, continue to plague veterans decades after their service. The VA’s track record of denying claims and dismissing symptoms as psychological is a national disgrace that must not be repeated.

“Unfortunately, VA continues to deny most Gulf War veterans’ claims. We have a little saying about that — ‘delay, deny, wait until we die’ before they’re approved,” he says.

This cynical observation from Gulf War veteran Anthony Hardie encapsulates the frustration and betrayal felt by many who have served our country. As we confront the possibility of a new wave of toxic exposure victims, we must demand better from our government and hold the Biden-Harris administration accountable for its actions – or lack thereof.

A Call for Congressional Action and Transparency

The time for congressional intervention is now. Our elected representatives must launch a thorough investigation into the alleged radioactive exposure incident and the administration’s response. We cannot allow political considerations or diplomatic niceties to take precedence over the health and well-being of our brave men and women in uniform.

“It would be such a positive step for the government to take to become advocates and helpers of these heroes who have given their lives to their country, but their country refuses to care for them,” Binns says.

As conservatives, we must stand united in demanding justice for our troops and veterans. The Biden-Harris administration’s apparent prioritization of appeasement over accountability is not only a betrayal of our values but a dangerous precedent that puts future generations of service members at risk. It’s time to break the cycle of denial, cover-ups, and neglect that has characterized the government’s response to military toxic exposure for far too long.

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