Bangladesh: 77m poisoned by arsenic in drinking water!! 20% DEAD!

77 million and no one there does anything about it ?

I want to know W.H.O. came in and drilled these wells, then failed to do the obviously needed testing? Well water must be tested! Just disgusting.

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Symptoms of arsenic poisoning begin with headaches, confusion and drowsiness. As the poisoning develops, convulsions and changes in fingernail pigmentation may occur. When the poisoning becomes acute, symptoms may include diarrhea, vomiting, blood in the urine, cramping muscles, hair loss, stomach pain, and more convulsions. The organs of the body that are usually affected by arsenic poisoning are the lungs, skin, kidneys, and liver. The final result of arsenic poisoning is coma or death.

If you suspect that you are being exposed to arsenic your diet needs to include lots of sulfur. Sulfur can eliminate some of the arsenic from the body. The foods that contains sulfur are; eggs, onions, beans, legumes, and garlic. Sulfur can be bought and taken in tablet form also. The amino acid that provides sulfur is cysteine. Check with your doctor before taking any supplements.

Last Edited by MotherGoose on 06/19/2010 05:33 PM

Well, can you blame them after Keith Moon died so young? They got the hint.

Are you retarded?

WTF!

BEWARE OF THAT EVERYWHERE!!!!!!


They used that in heroine and cocaine at the beginning of the swine flu too!


BEWARE!

you are garbage

Can You Feel it?!!!!!!!!!!!

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"Recent (2005–2007) estimates of Bangladesh's population range from 142 to 159 million, making it the 7th most populous nation in the world. With a land area of 144,000 square kilometres (56,000 sq mi), ranked 94th, the population density is remarkable. A striking comparison is offered by the fact that Russia's population is slightly smaller even though Russia has a land area of 17.5 million square kilometers, at least 120 times bigger than Bangladesh..."

!?!?

EDIT: Nevermind, it's over 90% islamic, that explains it.

Last Edited by DanfromtheHills on 06/19/2010 05:35 PM

This is CRAP...
Over population should have been cared for a long time ago...not in fell swoops....That is crappy Matrixin.
This God is not doing a very good job with such a wonderful marble.

Then why don't you start contributing to the depopulation program by speedily removing yourself from the planet, hmmmm?

I thought the dump was the sun?
Earth is much too beautiful to be a dump...
I elect Mars.
Mars...The Dump of the Universe..
Botlles only please.

It is not 20% dead out of 77 million.

It is 20% of those who have died show signs of the arsenic being responsible.

1/5 would mean 15,000,000 dead and THAT would be biblical.

Ah now come on, its Bangladesh. Aren't they all supposed to have died from flooding by now anyway?

mandatory arsenic vaccines will make everyone okay again.!!

Okay

Welcome to our world filled with polluted water....

This is why we have water purification plants...

I got one word of doom for ya- Corexit. Coming soon to an eastern seaboard near you.

check out our tap water, nasty stuff you...

i only drink RO water now and we have use the BPA free plastic jugs.

i have posted many articles and many petitions to help clean up our water on this forum, but not much attention is given..

we have flouride, chlorine and pharma drugs in our water..

i even got the lab results of the local water here straight from the city lab/public records and it shows all of the nasty stuff and how much of it..

purify your water please.

very important to drink lots of pure water..

we need and deserve pure air, water and food.

Its 20% of 12,000 deaths assessed...

2400 out of 12,000 were killed from arsenic...

Bangladesh doesn't have oil or gold or copper or lithium...so nobody cares...

Long term Mossad operation to poison a large Muslim population.

Well, Bangladesh IS a super over populated third world cesspool. A perfect target for the globalist de-pop crowd, since the inhabitants there keep breeding like locusts, and are too stupid to stop creating their own misery.

A large source of Muslim soldiers.

Sadly, the 80% who weren't poisoned will continue to crank out babies, as if it's a contest to see just how high we can ratchet up the misery index.

No wonder the "elite" feel so threatened, and have an overwhelming desire to cull the idi... er... I mean... herd.

Wanna bet the companies that did the well drilling in the early 70's were Israeli?

They placed arsenic down the well heads 40 years ago.

After the independence from Pakistan in 1971, EPWAPDA was restructured and renamed the Bangladesh Water Development Board. The new republic soon gained support from several agencies. The World Bank published the Land and Water Sector Study in 1972, advocating small-scale flood control and irrigation projects. As a result, small-scale irrigation spread quickly during the 1970s and 1980s, partly financed by the private sector.[27]

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Quote:

"This God is not doing a very good job with such a wonderful marble."


Seriously.... Pull thy head from thy rectum.

God created a PERFECT marble. It's MAN who decided to rebel against the authority of the Creator.

You reap what you sow.

Israel is already trying to blame India for the disaster:

[link to www.bangladeshpatriot.com]

Categorized | BharatTags : Arsenic
Did India poison Bangladesh?
Posted on 22 March 2010

Why is Dhaka silent about the rivers of poison flowing into Bangladesh from India? Canada faced “Acid Rain”. Despite an overwhelming body of evidence for decades the American industry refused to accept any responsibility. Today a Bangladeshis face a similar denial and stone walling from Delhi. The tube wells are only the tip of the iceberg. The arsenic laced rivers flowing into Bangladesh from India have contaminated the entire food chain. The fish, and the rice fields are all contaminated with arsenic. The size and the profoundness of the problem has still not been realized.

That's why I never drink tap water.

More Zionist deflection:

How the West poisoned Bangladesh

A UN project aimed to help millions - but it brought them water contaminated with arsenic

By Andrew Buncombe
Sunday, 21 March 2010

Up to 20 million people in Bangladesh are at risk of suffering early deaths because of arsenic poisoning – the legacy of a well-intentioned but ill-planned water project that created a devastating public health catastrophe.

Four decades after an internationally funded move to dig tube wells across the country massively backfired, huge numbers of people still remain at higher risk of contracting cancer and heart disease. The intellectual development of untold numbers of children is also being held back by the contamination of drinking water. Poor diet exacerbates the risk.

Bangladesh's arsenic crisis dates back to the 1970s when, in an effort to improve the quality of drinking water and counter diarrhoea, which was one of the country's biggest killers of children, there was large-scale international investment in building tube wells. It was believed the wells would provide safe supplies for families, otherwise dependent on dirty surface water which was killing up to 250,000 children a year.

Yet the move, spearheaded by the UN and the World Bank, was fatally flawed. Although checks were carried out for certain contaminants in the newly sourced water, it was not tested for arsenic, which occurs naturally in the Ganges and Brahmaputra deltas. By the early 1990s, when it was found that up to half of 10 million tube wells were contaminated with arsenic, Bangladesh was confronting a huge problem. The World Health Organisation called it "the largest mass poisoning of a population in history... The scale of the environmental disaster is greater than any seen before; it is beyond the accidents in Bhopal, India, in 1984, and Chernobyl, Ukraine, in 1986".

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