Riz Khan

US forces used the uranium enriched and phosphorus bombs in Falluja..and this could be the only reason for defected births similar in Afghanistan..scientifically if we need protection during the process of production of uranium enriched bombs from radiations/fumes then it is obvious that such bombs will also have negative affects after its use..... See Moresimilarly we need isolated containers for storage of uranium waste after generating electricity to avoid radiations.....so it means the usage of phosphorus and depleted uranium showing its impact over health.

I think that you are really uncovering something important with regards to Falluja's birth defects. But it was somewhat difficult to follow Dr. Mohammed. Would it be possible for you to have another guest who can help answer the following questions:

1. Who could possibly authorize and put together a team to collect and analyze water, soil, and air samples? Who has such authority and how much money and time would such an endeavor cost? How many organizations have the skills, resources, and credibility to put together a report that people would believe and act upon?
2. Why is there not greater interest in this issue? What would it take to bring people to care more about this issue?
3. Has there been previous attempts to clean up any civilian areas anywhere in the world from the effects of Uranium shells and Phosphorus containing weapons?... See More
4. If so what was the cost of the clean up?
5. If it is determined that these weapons are the cause of birth defects what humanitarian groups would then be willing to provide aid to help the people of Fallujah? And what type of report would they consider credible enough to release such aid?