Playing Toxic Service The Gagetown Atrocity

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Toxic Service The Gagetown Atrocity

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Contributed by Gary Goode

Length: 2 min 6 sec

Year of Production: 2008

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Gary Goode

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Gary Goode

Toxic Service The Gagetown Atrocity is a series of short videos covering the issue of the 28 years, from 1956 to 1984 that the Canadian Federal Government and The Department of National Defense sprayed Agent Orange, Purple and White on CFB Gagetown NB and the unsuspecting military personnel and civilians who trained and worked there. These videos clearly illustrate the lack of caring Canada's Government has for its Veterans and totally demonstrates the depth's to which our elected officials will lower themselves to continue with the coverup of the Gagetown Atrocity. Please contact your member of parliament and demand accountability and a public inquiry into the Gagetown Atrocity.