Agent Orange Barrels Seen Buried In Gainesville’s Cabot-Koppers EPA Superfund Site

Blowback of atrocities from the 1960s come home to roost in our own home towns as defacto terrorist attacks.

“Level 1 Hazmat suits were being used in our neighborhood immediately adjacent to the properties to test water wells and do sewage work.”

Agent Orange sprayed in Vietnam/Wiki Commons

Harold Salve - Veterans For Peace Chapter 136
The Intel Hub

Agent Orange dioxin contamination is not only about the increased risk of deadly and exotic cancers.  A long list of human and animal diseases has been positively linked to dioxins including damaged DNA, neurological diseases, birth defects, autism, and learning disabilities.

In 2009, Veterans For Peace passed 2 resolutions in support of HR 2254 and HR 1428 to address thousands of service-connected disabilities of Parkinson's Disease due to exposure to Agent Orange.

Agent Orange was illegally sprayed as chemical aerosols by US military aircraft over civilians, villages, jungles and farms.  The poisonous chemicals were illegally and criminally sprayed over Vietnam and three more countries for which Congress had not authorized funds for military actions including Cambodia, Laos and Thailand.

Agent Orange War Crimes Come Home to Roost in Gainesville, Florida


This 15-minute Gainesville, FL mini-doc begins with a short clip from Clay Claiborne’s  2006 Documentary, Vietnam: American Holocaust followed by the recent revelations of how Gainesville residents, UF students and school children are suffering the effects of Agent Orange because Real Estate Companies and Landlords have failed for decades, to disclose the existence of a toxic Superfund site just down the street from their new home, apartment or public school.



Activist site in Gainesville Florida provides more info and updates CLICK HERE


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