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Good News Broadcast Number 010 – TIME EXPIRED – THE BIGGEST MOMENT IN HISTORYincrease in diabetes in Japan since 1991, which represents the global effect of depleted uraniumpollution.Source: vital statistics of Japan 2004 (vol.1), ministry of health, labour and welfare, p.202-3.Then there are the effects to consider on the unborn babies. Consider the large increase in lowbirth weight babies in the US since 1991, caused by the global depleted uranium pollution. This ishappening all over the world. Unlike infant mortality, these babies survive but they are at muchgreater risk for health problems during their lives: diabetes, learning disabilities, obesity, heartdefects, and they are never really strong and healthy. The babies may look normal on the outside,but the DNA is damaged both in the nucleus and in the mitochondria of the cell, as well as otherdamage we still don't understand. Over future generations, the genetic damage will be expressed inunpredictable ways, and gradually the genome will degrade and decline in vigor. source: USgovernment data: Center for Disease Control (CDC)The consequences of depleted uranium global pollution is damage to the genome of the entireplanet which is being degraded and destroyed slowly over time - for all living things. This is ademonic plan by the city of London and Wall Street banking establishments, and the new worldorder, the 'globalists' who want to depopulate the world by 2-4 billion people. They don't callLondon the world capital of terrorism for no reason.Depopulation, through a continuous global covert nuclear war, has been waged against citizens,paid for by citizens through taxation, privatized, and secretly implemented by the global rulingelite. From 62 years of depleted uranium wars alone, global public health has been devastated bylarge increases in death rates and chronic disease, and decreasing birth rates, both evident in thevital statistics of many countries since 1945. This is a global trend.This is what Henry Kissinger said about it in 1974 in the National Security Council:Dr. Henry Kissinger proposed in his memorandum to the NSC that 'depopulation should be thehighest priority of US foreign policy towards the third world.' He cited reasons of national security,and because the US economy will require large and increasing amounts of minerals from abroad,especially from less developed countries… wherever a lessening of population can increase theprospects for such stability, population policy becomes relevant to resources, supplies and to theeconomic interests of the US.Implications of world wide population growth for US security & overseas interests”, nationalsecurity memo 200, April 24, 1974According to an NSC spokesman at the time, the United States shared the view of former WorldBank President Robert McNamara that the 'population crisis' is a greater threat to US nationalsecurity interests than 'nuclear annihilation'. In 1975, Henry Kissinger established a policyplanninggroup in the US state department's office of population affairs.Written By Floyd E. Taylor Page 143