The Vietnam War's Toxic Legacy: Agent Orange's Dark Shadow (2/2).

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Agent Orange, also known as "Yellow Rain," is a highly toxic chemical used by the United States during the Vietnam War.
The devastating effects of Agent Orange still persist in the offspring of Vietnamese people who have been disabled since birth. These children not only suffer from physical disabilities but also come from impoverished families.
In an effort to atone for past actions, a group of veterans joined together to establish a centre to care for children affected by these chemical weapons.
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This episode has been filmed in 2018.
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[@darkage5]

Amazing how the United States government and Monsanto don't feel any culpability in causing all this generational misery. Amazing how well they sleep at night.

[@christopherpetrov2355]

And we are blaming Russia for all chaos🙄? I think we are ignoring the real devil😂

[@MT-kr8cn]

@@christopherpetrov2355 there are a few devils out there..., sooner or later these devils will have to pay back, no matter if they are going into huge debts themselves....

[@evolancer211]

Dude this video was even tougher to watch than part 1. As a Vietnamese American I'm disappointed with how the US handled the aftermath of agent Orange. They/we need to do more to help everyone, Vietnamese and Americans affected by agent Orange

[@iVuDang]

my heart hurts from watching this series. Thank you Robloak for raising awareness of this

[@menukaramanayake6786]

Truly eye-opening video. It just goes to show how much we take our basic functionalities for granted. Good, insightful, video overall.

[@geezer1024]

America must Front the cost of all of this especially as the Vietnamese are allies of America

[@michelnormandin8068]

U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs. «Requirements for Agent Orange presumptive diseases. We consider a condition presumptive when it’s established by law or regulation. If you’ve been diagnosed with one of these conditions, you don’t need to prove that it started during-or got worse because of-your military service.» Uncle Sam is so Great!

[@davidpethick83]

War crimes when can we establish the DEPT OF PEACE?.......

[@darkage5]

Congrats on your subscriber numbers going up. I think you were only at between 30-32k when i subscribed a month ago. Word is getting out about your channel.

[@robloak]

Thank you very much. Appreciate your support.

[@tankhaiduong3742]

Why did you completely replace the doctors words with random subtitles? If she was talking about facts irrelevant to agent orange then just don’t use the interview in the documentary. Falsifying materials like this is just wrong. (3:15)

[@penname.]

1995 water study. What about something more current.

[@HalimWander]

the purpose of using agent orange is to clear the forest density such as the mangrove area to tackle the movement of the veit cong guerilla..