Comments by "J. M." (@J.M.254) on "Putin ally’s chilling Nuclear War reminder for West and Ukraine | 'If Russia loses...'" video.

@richardcowling7381 you might want to remember For ten years, it rained a chemical mist across Southeast Asia. It was the height of the Vietnam War, and planes flew over the country spraying out a toxic chemical called Agent Orange.⁠ The plan was to wipe out the enemy’s food supply with the incredibly potent herbicide that could obliterate whole farms and wipe out entire forests with nothing more than a gentle drizzle. The plan worked, in a sense. From 1961 to 1971, 5 million acres of forests and millions more of farmland were destroyed by Agent Orange. These were farms that the U.S. and South Vietnamese thought were being used to feed the Viet Cong’s guerrilla army – but in reality, most were feeding civilians. People across the country starved. The real impact of Agent Orange, though, took years to come out: four million people had been exposed to a chemical that could wipe out any form of plant life it touched and had unimaginable impacts on human health.
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