I wish I actually could find words to describe this.  Do they exist?  Never should we "forget" and never should we ignore or turn away from war's reality.  If we do, then this is all we will see and there won't be any "turning away".  An older video but also a current video. (The site doesn't allow me to embed, but please check out the "current video" approximately 3min)

A report at Global Research by Ali al-Fadhily and Dahr Jamail offers this wake up call:

"In addition, depleted uranium (DU) munitions, which contain low-level radioactive waste, were used heavily in Fallujah. The Pentagon admits to having used 1,200 tonnes of DU in Iraq thus far.

Many doctors believe DU to be the cause of a severe increase in the incidence of cancer in Iraq, as well as among U.S. veterans who served in the 1991 Gulf War and through the current occupation....

...."I had two children who had brain damage from birth," 28-year-old Hayfa' Shukur told IPS. "My husband has been detained by the Americans since November 2004 and so I had to take the children around by myself to hospitals and private clinics. They died. I spent all our savings and borrowed a considerable amount of money."

Shukur said doctors told her that it was use of the restricted weapons that caused her children's brain damage and subsequent deaths, "but none of them had the courage to give me a written report."

"Many babies were born with major congenital malformations," a paediatric doctor, speaking on condition of anonymity, told IPS. "These infants include many with heart defects, cleft lip or palate, Down's syndrome, and limb defects."

Is enough ever enough for these degenerates....?  Our tax dollars at work.