military pollution disability and art

[undergroundpanther]

http://www.miltoxproj.org/
We share a planet,every one of us is exposed to the toxins of the military and their quest to kill people.

Here is something I wrote,about it.
http://www.unknownnews.org/031218a-up.html

Check out the kick ass work of this artist,
http://www.sunnytaylor.org/portfolio/

She was disabled by military pollution,like my friend who got Grey's disease from the perchlorate.And it has affected his physical appearance. Military pollution ruined his thyroid.

Yet somehow some people just can't deal with this,they just pretend all this contamination can't possibly be affecting and ruining some peoples health,metabolism and psychology..as if it cannot be happening.As if it is in the person with the problem's control if they'd just alter their lifestyle and straighten up they'd be fine..Somtimes a problem a person has, has NOTHING to do with their lifestyles or habits..but a problem with the culture and denial about a disturbing aspect of reality. Which is millions of people are letting a few numbers of people in high places poison an entire planet through big organizations like the military and industries. Eventually our games will catch up to us and I think it already is and it will not get better until these organizations are forced to clean it up or shut down..

The attitude of blame the individual victim for their woes and the collective denial about this issue helps no one.
When your body his a ceiling for how much toxins it can process and eliminate and your body is harmed by the toxins,and you don't have to be aware of it,until your body changes,than you may gain weight,get mystery illnesses,develop allergies,asthma or get disabled ,or be mentally unstable,depressed.
Anything can happen to a body and mind when certain thresholds are passed and it suddenly an issue overwhelms with symptoms ..and it causes a person pain discomfort or symptoms just to be existing in the chemical cocktail soup we all swim in daily.

http://www.sunnytaylor.org/writing/npr.html