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Do you think the Washington Post will print this letter to the editor?
Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2003 11:21 AM
Subject: Cause of Gulf War Syndrome
Unless you want a 'perpetual' Gulf War Syndrome
harming our military, please note:
Your letter to the editor expires Aug 21, 2003
Pulmonary edema can be misdiagnosed as pneumonia It can occur from exposure To the ethylene oxide in Corexit
----- Original Message -----
From: valdez@alaska.com
Sent: Tuesday, August 05, 2003 9:20 AM
Subject: Why Gulf War Syndrome has same symptoms of Exxon
Valdez Oil Spill cleanup
When the Exxon Valdez oil spill cleanup
was going on, EPA made a big mistake to let Exxon experiment with
chemicals.
One experimental chemical was Corexit.
It had no MSDS. It was like keroscene with 38% poison
(2-butoxyethanol) but all the first info said was that it had trace
ethylene oxide. This is a known de-minimus carcenogen. Any
contact is cancer causing. So, why did the military start to use
it? Could this product be the source of Gulf War Syndrome?
If many people have acquired hemolytic anemia from those days of
exposure, both in the Exxon Valdez oil spill cleanup and the Gulf War
Syndrome military men, too, why can't the doctors find it? It
doesn't go away. It has to still be there. They didn't drink the
stuff - the basis of false conclusions of our rat experiments.
They got the vapors in their eyes, on their skin; they breathed the
fumes.
It amazes me that our country is so
focused on the ENRON and WORLD dot COM issues which only
took peoples money, and you don't seem to care at all that you are
'slaughtering' the youth and hard working people of our nation.
Even polluting the environment with chemicals of all kinds. Did
you know that the Washington Post refused my 3 line classified ad:
Exxon Oil spill workers, www.valdezlink.com/home.htm
1-888-853-5333 valdez@alaska.com
How else will we know what this chemical does to people & stop
harming our future generations?
Sincerely,
Margaret Hursh
PO Box 233
Valdez, Alaska 99686
907-835-5333 work & home
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