Something similar that I heard from another veteran, who is working with Burn Pit 360, this morning was the comparison between the types of exposure that our veterans have had deployed throughout the Middle East, Iraq, Afghanistan, Kuwait, elsewhere, both those who were working directly with burn pits and those who were working within the area, as many of us did, living and working and breathing the toxic fumes that came from these burn pits every day, and how similar that exposure is to the multitude of toxins that first responders were exposed to after 9/11.
Tulsi Gabbard: “Something similar that I heard from another veteran, who is working with Burn Pit 360, this morning was the comparison…”
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Gabbard compares veterans' exposure to toxins with that of 9/11 first responders.
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