Introductory scenes
to
"Contaminated Forever," released on March 3, 2008 - runtime 5 minutes
"Contaminated
Forever" - the documentary --
... a film exposing the ongoing impact of the use
of depleted
uranium munitions
Filmmaker Wes Rehberg and artist and social policy analyst
Eileen Rehberg have produced "Contaminated Forever," a
documentary film that seeks to help
in the effort to expose the terrible consequences of the use of
depleted uranium weapons (DU) for test purposes and in the
battlefield.
These weapons were used in Iraq, the Balkans, on testing
grounds throughout the United States, and possibly in Afghanistan,
Panama and Lebanon, with their poison dust afflicting soldiers and
civilians. Their nanoparticle fallout, in the earth, has a half-life of
4.5 billion years, ready to be inhaled or ingested, where, inside the
body, they pass through cell walls to begin their radioactive and toxic
damage.
Screenings:
* First Take Film Festival, Augusta, GA, April 12, 2008; * Building a
New World Conference, May 24, 2008. Also broadcast nationwide on a
series of public access television channels.
To
purchase a DVD of the documentary for $19.95, plus shipping,
click on the "Buy Now" button below or on the Create Space or
Amazon.com links. You
may also contact us by email for an order or fax us at 866-274-1758.
PART 1:
Introduction PART 2: CPT
actions at Aerojet Ordnance in Tennessee PART 3:
Vieques activists speak out about bombing range contamination PART 4:
Doug Rokke, maligned military whistleblower PART 5:
ICBUW conference at UN Plaza in NYC PART 6: NL
industries victims of contamination PART 7:
Anti-DU rally in Jonesborough, TN POSTLUDE:
Iraq veteran Herb Reed at home
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