THE WHEEL SPEAKS ON 2013 – Agent Orange Food Disorder

1. 1
THE
WHEEL
SPEAKS
ON
2013
–
Agent
Orange
Food
Disorder
My
little
brother
Brad
Thomas
who
honorably
served
these
United
States
of
America
for
more
than
half
of
his
life
inspired
this
feature
of
THE
WHEEL
SPEAKS
ON
2013.
Yesterday
he
post
a
picture
on
facebook
that
he’d
taken
with
a
Vietnam
veteran
and
had
also
reference
our
uncles
all
of
them
great
men
who
served
and
fought
in
the
war
so
infamously
known
now
as
a
part
of
American
history
that
many
just
want
and
wish
they
could
erase.
There
were
many
men
that
served
this
country
unfortunately
at
the
time
just
teenagers
who
lost
their
lives
and
many
of
them
who
were
fortunate
enough
to
return
did
so
some
as
amputees
or
some
in
a
mental
state
that
especially
in
the
60’s
many
doctors
weren’t
prepared
to
adequately
diagnose
or
treat.
In
particularly
speaking
of
Agent
Orange
and
how
it
devastates
the
lives
of
those
having
been
directly
or
indirectly
expose
to
it
over
50
years
later
ruining
lives.
My
uncle
Sonny
birth
name
George
Rogers
Jr.
was
a
brilliant
he
was
a
sharp
dresser
very
handsome
but
the
thing
that
impress
me
most
of
all
about
uncle
Sonny
was
how
smart
he
was.
He
had
an
incredibly
high
IQ
intelligence
quotient
which
didn’t
mean
much
to
many
but
for
some
reason
I
always
even
as
a
child
was
more
inquisitive
than
most
in
the
family
when
it
came
down
to
him.

2. 2
I
tried
to
walk
like
him
and
talk
like
him
but
when
he
came
home
from
Vietnam
like
so
many
young
men
something
just
didn’t
seem
right
and
it
would
at
times
just
suddenly
reveal
itself
when
least
expecting
it.
Sometimes
my
uncle
who
was
the
smoothest
most
charismatic
person
you’d
ever
want
to
see
would
suddenly
become
violent
and
uncontrollably
physical
mannerisms
such
as
speaking
to
himself
which
especially
for
me
and
my
brothers
especially
was
hard
to
relate
to
as
young
children.
Then
finally
I
ask
my
mother
to
explain
what
was
wrong
with
uncle
Sonny
to
me
because
she
would
always
tell
me
“always
love
him
but
remember
he’s
not
the
same
anymore
and
he
can’t
help
it”
finally
she
explain
it
to
me
(Agent
Orange).
It
became
very
real
to
me
one
day
when
I
was
about
12
years
old
and
I
saw
uncle
Sonny
walking
on
Bergen
Avenue
near
our
building
one
day
and
I
brag
to
all
of
my
friends
“there’s
my
cool
uncle
Sonny”
and
as
we
got
closer
it
was
obvious
that
he
was
having
an
episode
from
cause
by
the
side
effects
from
the
Agent
Orange
he’d
been
exposed
to
in
the
war.
It
destroy
a
successful
man
who
had
a
great
job
working
as
an
engineer
for
Western
Electric
with
a
beautiful
home
and
adoring
family
as
well.
All
lost
as
well
he’s
mental
awareness
and
sadly
eventually
he
didn’t
recognize
anyone
in
the
family
and
sadly
this
happened
to
families
all
around
the
United
States
in
the
1960’s
and
70’s
it
was
shameful.
Agent
Orange
is
the
combination
of
the
code
names
for
Herbicide
Orange
(HO)
and
Agent
LNX,
one
of
the
herbicides
and
defoliants
used
by
the
U.S.
military
as
part
of
its
chemical
warfare
program,
Operation
Ranch
Hand,
during
the
Vietnam
War
from
1961
to
1971.
Vietnam
estimates
400,000
people
were
killed
or
maimed,
and
500,000
children
born
with
birth
defects
as
a
result
of
its
use.
The
Red
Cross
of
Vietnam
estimates
that
up
to
1
million
people
are
disabled
or
have
health
problems
due
to
Agent
Orange.
The
United
States
government
has
dismissed
these
figures
as
unreliable
and
unrealistically
high
Agent
Orange
and
exposure
-­‐
About
3
million
people
served
in
the
US
military
in
Vietnam
during
the
course
of
the
war,
about
1.5
million
of
whom
served
during
the
period
of
heaviest
herbicide
spraying
from
1967
to
1969.
In
studies
comparing
Vietnam
veterans
with
veterans
who
had
served
at
the
same
time
elsewhere,
blood
TCDD
(dioxin)
levels
were
found
to
be
higher
among
those
who
had
served
in
Vietnam,
although
these
levels
went
down
slowly
over
time.
Exposure
to
Agent
Orange
varied
a
great
deal.
Most
of
the
large-­‐scale
spraying
in
Operation
Ranch
Hand
was
done
with
airplanes
and
helicopters.
However,
some
herbicides
were
sprayed
from
boats
or
trucks,
and
some
were
applied
by
soldiers
with
backpack
sprayers.
Those
who
loaded
airplanes
and
helicopters
might
have
been
exposed
the
most.
Members
of
the
Army
Chemical
Corps,
who
stored
and
mixed
herbicides
and
defoliated
the
perimeters
of
military
bases,
probably
also
had
some
of
the
heaviest
exposures.
Others
with
potentially
heavy
exposures
included
members
of
Special
Forces
units
who
defoliated
remote
campsites,
and
members
of
Navy
river
units
who
cleared
base
perimeters.

3. 3
Exposures
could
have
occurred
when
the
chemicals
were
breathed
in,
ingested
in
contaminated
food
or
drink,
or
absorbed
through
the
skin.
Exposure
may
have
been
possible
through
the
eyes
or
through
breaks
in
the
skin,
as
well.
One
of
the
challenges
in
assessing
the
health
effects
of
Agent
Orange
exposure
has
been
determining
how
much
any
individual
veteran
was
exposed
to
(or
even
what
they
were
exposed
to),
as
very
little
information
of
this
type
is
available.
Agent
Orange
and
Cancer
-­‐
About
3
million
Americans
served
in
the
armed
forces
in
Vietnam
and
nearby
areas
during
the
1960s
and
early
1970s,
the
time
of
the
Vietnam
War.
During
that
time,
the
military
used
large
amounts
of
mixtures
known
as
defoliants,
which
are
chemicals
that
cause
the
leaves
to
fall
off
plants.
One
of
these
defoliants
was
Agent
Orange,
and
some
troops
were
exposed
to
it.
Many
years
later,
questions
remain
about
the
lasting
health
effects
of
those
exposures,
including
increases
in
cancer
risk.
(Please
review
this
informative
website
facilitated
by
the
American
Cancer
Society
which
provides
detailed
information
about
the
correlation
of
Agent
Orange
and
cancer
http://www.cancer.org/cancer/cancercauses/othercarcinogens/intheworkplace/agent-­‐
orange-­‐and-­‐cancer
)
And
in
a
featured
article
provided
by
ABC
News
on
May
23rd
it
states
“exposure
four
decades
ago
to
Agent
Orange
in
the
Vietnam
War
appears
to
boost
veterans'
risk
for
a
recurrence
of
prostate
cancer
even
after
the
organ
is
surgically
removed,
a
new
study
shows.
And
if
the
cancer
does
return,
it
tends
to
be
more
aggressive
among
veterans
exposed
to
Agent
Orange
than
in
those
not
exposed
to
the
chemical
defoliant,
the
researchers
found.
Black
veterans
are
especially
vulnerable
to
these
tough-­‐to-­‐treat
recurrences,
the
researchers
said.”
(Please
review
this
informative
article
by
ABC
News
which
provides
detailed
information
http://abcnews.go.com/Health/Healthday/story?id=4507180&page=1
)
Black
Men
and
Prostrate
Cancer
-­‐
Since
only
Black
men
are
dying
from
prostate
cancer
earlier
and
at
twice
the
rate
over
every
other
racial
group,
medical
professionals
might
as
well
now
throw
out
what
many
health
officials
believe
is
the
best
test
for
detecting
prostate
cancer
in
Black
men.
The
debate
rages
on
in
the
medical
community
under
the
recent
recommendation
that
doctors
stop
offering
the
PSA
blood
test.
It
comes
as
a
big
surprise
to
local
family
practitioner
Sanaa
Ligons.
The
Prostate
Specific
Antigen
test
is
always
one
of
the
first
tests
she
orders
for
her
over-­‐50
male
patients.
Dr.
Ligons
at
the
Whitney
Young
Family
Health
Clinic
in
San
Bernardino,
said
that
she
understands
that
the
test
that
may
not
be
so
critical
for
other
racial
groups.
Even
so,
she
said
that
Black
males
should
not
only
continue
PSA
testing,
but
start
earlier
than
the
current
recommendations.

4. 4
"In
some
populations,
maybe
the
Hispanic
and
Caucasian
population,
where
it's
not
so
frequent
or
so
bad,
it's
okay
not
to
[PSA]
screen,
but
for
African
American
males,
I
think
we
should
be
screening
earlier,"
Dr.
Ligons
said.
At
the
Whitney
Young
Clinic,
African
American
men
over
age
50
can
routinely
expect
to
get
the
essentially
painless
PSA
test,
an
important
protein
marker
that
determines
if
a
man
has
prostate
cancer.
If
they're
over
the
recommended
age,
she
automatically
orders
the
lab.
The
other
alternative-­‐the
dreaded
Digital
Rectal
Exam-­‐is
often
a
deal
breaker
for
Black
males.
Dr.
Ligons
said
the
clinic
doesn't
use
DREs
anymore,
just
the
PSA
because
it
is
more
reliable
to
detect
the
cancer.
When
men
get
their
annual
PSA,
it's
easier
to
spot
the
trend
over
time.
If
the
protein
marker
rises,
it's
one
indicator
that
he
may
have
the
beginning
stages
of
the
cancer.
With
that
earlier
indicator
comes
a
better
chance
of
survival.
But
she
said
patients
must
also
watch
for
other
symptoms.
Urination
shows
the
first
signs
of
trouble
if
the
patient
sees
a
slower
or
weak
urine
stream,
which
could
indicate
prostate
enlargement
or
cancer.
Those
symptoms
could
be
benign,
meaning
not
cancerous,
but
no
one
should
take
the
chance
by
avoiding
the
test.
Black
men
are
most
likely
to
get
and
die
from
prostate
cancer,
but
she
said
that
they
are
still
not
getting
better
about
walking
into
her
office,
and
asking
for
their
PSA
tests.
"Nope,
not
at
all.
They
don't
come
in
and
request
it,"
she
said.
Recommendations
on
prostate
screening
come
by
way
of
the
U.S.
Preventive
Services
Task
Force,
and
is
being
criticized
for
calling
to
curb
PSA
testing,
particularly
since
Black
men
comprise
those
most
at
risk
of
dying
from
the
cancer.
However,
they
reportedly
only
made
up
about
4%
of
the
Task
Force's
case
study.
Essentially,
medical
advocates
argue
that
throwing
out
the
PSA
test
would
be
a
killer
for
more
Black
men.
Men's
Health
Network
(MHN)
and
the
Veterans
Health
Council
also
stand
strongly
opposed
to
the
decision
to
curb
testing,
claiming
that
Vietnam-­‐era
veterans
were
also
more
at
risk
from
over-­‐exposure
to
Agent
Orange.
The
group
blasted
the
Task
Force
for
not
consulting
with
the
National
Cancer
Institute,
or
its
studies
showing
that
PSA
screening
was
attributed
to
a
45-­‐70
percent
decline
in
death
rate,
as
presented
at
the
annual
African
American
Prostate
Cancer
Disparity
Summit
last
year.
"The
recommendation
against
PSA
testing
puts
men's
lives
in
jeopardy
as
they
will
be
discouraged
from
getting
screened
for
prostate
cancer.
This
especially
affects
African-­‐American
men,
men
exposed
to
Agent
Orange,
and
men
with
a
family
history,
all
of
whom
are
at
greatest
risk
of
developing
prostate
cancer
and
dying
from
the
disease.
In
the
U.S.
alone,
30,000
men
die
from
prostate
cancer
annually,
a
staggering
number.
Early
detection
is
key
and
PSA
testing
is
the
best
available
tool,
reducing
prostate
cancer
mortality
by
40
percent
since
its
inception,"
commented
Ana
Fadich,
MPH,
CHES,
Director
of
Programs
and
Health
Promotion
at
MHN.

5. 5
For
information
on
screening,
call
Whitney
Young
Family
Health
Clinic
at
(909)
386-­‐7600
(Please
review
this
informative
article
by
Dianne
Anderson
in
the
Washington
Informer
which
provides
detailed
information
http://washingtoninformer.com/news/2012/jun/14/black-­‐
men-­‐prostate-­‐cancer/
)
This
country
has
been
infamous
for
using
unsuspecting
individuals
for
research
living
guinea
pigs
being
analyzed
as
they
slowly
deteriorate
and
eventual
die
and
with
intent.
Rense.com
has
provided
detailed
listings
of
various
experiments
through
the
years
the
government
has
conducted
on
in
the
article
A
History
Of
US
Secret
Human
Experimentation
this
paragraph
comes
from
the
mention
article.
“Back
in
1932
The
Tuskegee
Syphilis
Study
begins.
200
black
men
diagnosed
with
syphilis
are
never
told
of
their
illness,
are
denied
treatment,
and
instead
are
used
as
human
guinea
pigs
in
order
to
follow
the
progression
and
symptoms
of
the
disease.
They
all
subsequently
die
from
syphilis,
their
families
never
told
that
they
could
have
been
treated.”
(
http://rense.com/general36/history.htm
)
Which
brings
us
to
date
to
something
known
as
Agent
Orange
Food
Disorder
–
Agent
Orange
Food
Disorder,
AOFD,
is
an
ongoing
mutation
of
cells
from
consuming
pesticide
regularly,
in
other
words,
it
is
the
cumulative
effect
of
consuming
toxins
over
time.
This
type
of
cancer
is
not
contagious
and
is
not
inherited,
rather
it
is
created
inside
the
body
and
perpetuated,
until
it's
often
too
late
to
defeat,
or
so
"chronic
care
management"
would
have
you
believe.
-­‐
See
more
at:
http://blackhealthweb.com/articles/what-­‐is-­‐a.o.f.d,-­‐agent-­‐orange-­‐food-­‐disorder,-­‐
and-­‐how-­‐many-­‐americans-­‐have-­‐it-­‐right-­‐now.html#sthash.r7mw65t9.dpuf
If
you
don't
know
already,
Agent
Orange
was
a
defoliant
used
in
Vietnam
to
decimate
the
Southeast
Asian
jungles
so
the
enemy
couldn't
hide.
Because
of
the
ingredient
"2,4-­‐D's"
links
to
Agent
Orange,
people
have
dubbed
the
GMO
corn
as
"Agent
Orange
corn,"
but
that's
just
the
beginning
of
the
cancer
breeding
madness.
(http://www.sott.net)
Most
of
the
U.S.
soldiers
who
hiked
through
Agent
Orange
came
home
to
the
U.S.
with
cancer,
and
they
didn't
even
know
it.
Now,
most
Americans
are
"walking"
through
the
same
nightmare
by
consuming
GMO
foods.
What
is
the
cure?
Understand
this;
there
is
no
starting
point
for
AOFD,
only
an
end.
People
must
use
their
common
sense
to
beat
cancer.
Put
it
this
way,
would
you
spray
a
little
"Raid"
roach
killer
on
your
food
if
it
made
it
taste
better?
What
if
"RAID
FOOD"
was
a
little
cheaper
than
organic
food,
would
you
buy
that
instead?
Wake
up
and
smell
the
bug
killer!
-­‐
See
more
at:
http://blackhealthweb.com/articles/what-­‐is-­‐a.o.f.d,-­‐agent-­‐orange-­‐food-­‐disorder,-­‐and-­‐how-­‐
many-­‐americans-­‐have-­‐it-­‐right-­‐now.html#sthash.r7mw65t9.dpuf
In
a
article
written
by
S.
D.
Wells
for
the
African
American
Wellness
Initiative
in
detail
he
speaks
of
the
correlation
between
Vietnam
Agent
Orange
and
what
we
as
African
Americans
consume
on
an
economic
level
and
as
well
what
we
digest.
(S.
D.
Wells
for
the
African
American
Wellness
Initiative
http://blackhealthweb.com/articles/what-­‐is-­‐a.o.f.d,-­‐agent-­‐orange-­‐food-­‐disorder,-­‐and-­‐how-­‐
many-­‐americans-­‐have-­‐it-­‐right-­‐now.html
)

6. 6
Monsanto
-­‐
is
the
"wicked
witch"
of
agricultural
biotechnology.
In
2010,
the
company
reported
sales
of
approximately
$10.5
billion
and
had
over
27,000
employees.
This
monstrous
company
produces
biotechnology
and
the
horror
toxin
of
the
cancer
epidemic
called
Roundup.
Other
Monsanto
products
include
the
now
ubiquitous
PCBs,
DDT,
Recombinant
Bovine
Growth
Hormone
(rBGH)
and
Aspartame.
Monsanto
is
one
of
the
"Big
Six"
biotech
corporations,
along
with
BASF,
Bayer,
Dow
Chemical
Company,
Dupont,
and
Syngenta.
Starting
to
sound
familiar?
Yes,
we
are
talking
about
Nazi
scientists
working
for
American
corporations
and
breeding
cancer
in
vegetables.
Vietnam's
Agent
Orange
and
Roundup:
Monsanto's
deadly
legacy.
August
of
2011
marked
50
years
since
Agent
Orange
was
first
used
by
the
U.S.
military
in
its
war
against
Vietnam,
and
its
effects
persist
to
this
day,
with
three
generations
of
exposed
Vietnamese
families
and
American
veterans
suffering
from
horrific
birth
defects
and
disabilities.
Of
course,
Monsanto
and
Dow
profited
greatly
from
its
production
and
use,
but
are
not
responsible
for
reparations
for
the
millions
it
crippled
with
disabilities
and
birth
defects.
Instead,
Monsanto
and
Dow
continue
to
profit
from
their
poisons.
Today,
they
are
currently
seeking
approval
for
genetically
modified
crops
that
can
withstand
massive
doses
of
2,4-­‐D,
the
major
chemical
agent
used
in
Agent
Orange.
Monsanto's
best-­‐selling
herbicide
RoundUp
causes
birth
defects.
A
new
generation
of
babies
born
near
fields
of
"RoundUp
Ready"
(genetically
modified)
soy
in
Argentina
are
suffering
birth
defects
as
terrible
as
those
found
in
the
Agent
Orange
contaminated
areas
of
Vietnam.
Roundup,
the
most
widely
used
herbicide
in
the
world,
causes
endocrine
disruption,
damage
to
reproductive
organs
and
to
DNA,
and
it
causes
cancer.
Genetically-­‐Modified
Organisms
(GMO)
-­‐
What
do
GMO,
Zyklon
B,
RoundUp,
Pesticide,
Glyphosate,
2,4-­‐D,
Dimethylphthalate,
and
"Raid"
Ant
&
Roach
Killer
have
in
common?
They
all
kill
bugs,
weeds,
rats
and
humans,
but
still
most
Americans
have
NO
IDEA
just
how
pervasive
genetically-­‐modified
organisms
(GMO)
have
become
throughout
the
food
supply,
especially
in
GMO
corn,
soy,
cottonseed
oil
and
canola
oil.
So
called
"inert"
ingredients
can
kill
you!
Wikipedia,
the
free
encyclopedia
describes
Crack
cocaine
as
the
freebase
form
of
cocaine
that
can
be
smoked.
It
may
also
be
termed
rock,
work,
hard,
iron,
cavvy,
base,
or
just
crack;
it
is
said
to
be
the
most
addictive
form
of
cocaine,
although
this
has
been
contested.
Crack
rocks
offer
a
short
but
intense
high
to
smokers.
Crack
appeared
primarily
in
impoverished
inner-­‐city
neighborhoods
in
New
York,
Los
Angeles,
and
Miami
in
late
1984
and
1985.

7. 7
It
ravage
families
and
destroyed
particularly
the
African
American
infrastructure
of
family
which
only
until
the
year
2000
seem
to
be
probably
to
the
dismay
to
let’s
be
truthful
the
government
had
finally
started
to
recover
as
a
collective
ethnicity.
Suddenly
back
folks
were
starting
to
care
and
across
the
nation
especially
in
major
cities
like
those
already
mention
there
had
to
be
something
created
to
debilitate
an
ethnic
group
of
people
once
again
and
the
best
way
to
do
so
unfortunately
which
has
been
proven
is
through
our
(African
American
people)
wellness.
Agent
Orange
Food
Disorder
is
nothing
to
take
slightly
at
all,
regulate
what
you
eat
pay
particularly
close
attention
especially
to
what
your
children
eat
at
all
times.
Pay
very
close
attention
because
even
if
the
price
is
right
that
doesn’t
necessarily
mean
it’s
good
for
you
a
bargain
shouldn’t
always
be
a
priority.
Please
pay
attention
to
vegetables
and
as
I
mention
early
in
this
article
herbicides
utilize
in
the
growing
process.
There
are
organic
locations
popping
up
everyplace
other
than
the
African
American
communities
and
there
are
some
folks
counting
on
this
mention
demographic
to
do
exactly
what
it
has
historically
done.
And
that
is
to
be
satisfied
with
what
we
as
a
collectively
unit
are
fed
and
it’s
time
to
change
this
culture.
Speak
to
older
members
of
your
family
especially
those
who
have
served
or
are
very
much
aware
of
the
travesty
that
Vietnam
War
was
and
how
it
continues
to
even
kill
our
people
everyday.
Agent
Orange
Food
Disorder
should
be
thoroughly
research
and
evaluated
please
review
every
article
link
I
have
provided
educate
one
self
and
re-­‐program
our
children
eating
all
of
this
fast
food
with
all
kinds
of
steroids
and
toxicants
injected
with
intent.
Because
they
surely
do
know
for
sure
who’s
eating
it
and
don’t
ever
doubt
that.
Respectfully,
THE
WHEEL
SPEAKS
ON
2013
(The
Way
Humanity/Hudson
Expects
Everyone
to
Live)