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Zionist  bandits armed by Israel and USA started bombing Iran but were rebutted by the united people of Iran  

Ayatollah Khamenei has rallied  and united the masses

Iran has replied to the aggression with 100 drones. Tel Aviv got a direct hit.

In Egypt several  hundred activists from Muslim continues who brought gifts for the starving people of  Gaza  were arrested after they stopped at Cairo hotels provided by the regime [Egyptians are munafiqeen sold out to Israel]

Israeli bombing of Gaza continues and 78 women and children of Palestine have been killed today

In third day of protests in Los Angeles people set fire to police cars

 Protests have spread against  Trump in every  major city though hundreds have been

 arrested.

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How DuPont Poisoned America's Heartland

 A video on the More Perfect Union YouTube Channel revealed the DuPont Corporation's efforts to conceal the extremely poisonous nature of yet another one of its chemicals: PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances). It is referred to as a "forever chemical" and is found in nonstick pans, dental floss, computer chips, shampoos, etc.

 PFAS contamination has also affected America's farmlands.

 Research proves that DuPont knew about the dangers PFAS posed, but manufactured it anyway. PFAS has been very difficult to eliminate, probably because of the slow action of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and politicians. 

 The EPA has very limited power to enforce or even punish violators, and fines are often meaningless to these billion-dollar conglomerates. 

 As a Muslim, it is very difficult for me to view any human-made item as indestructible. But if government officials focused on people instead of profits, maybe they could develop effective ways of rendering "forever chemicals" harmless.

 Salaam,

Sis. 'Aisha

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