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Censored Gulf news: Kindra Arnesen. Skin barrier gone but not sprayers (video)

October 6th, 2010 2:43 am ET

by DeborahDupre



Kindra Arnesen in her most recent interview has presented a comprehensive view of the Gulf crime against humanity, along with graphic detail of her poisoning and skin condition. She explains that the peoples' natural skin barrier is gone, but not the black ops spraying poison on the people.



The courageous young mother from Venice, Louisiana who became a celebrity by speaking out on behalf of Gulf coast fishermen at the first Emergency Gulf Summit, criticizing the media black-out of the Gulf atrocities, continues trying to defend human rights of the people of the Gulf.



MOST RECENT VIDEO: KINDRA SPEAKS OF HER SKIN CONDITION AND CONTINUED SPRAYING IN GULF REGION





OLDER VIDEO OF KINDRA SPEAKING ON MEDIA BLACKOUT





On June 20th, the Examiner reported that Arnesen exposed that 60-Minutes filmed and aired documentation about truth in the Gulf Coast area but the program was pulled from the internet within 24 hours. (Dupre, D., La emergency summit fisher wife slams media black-out (video), Examiner, June 20, 2010)



Arnesen told Project Gulf Impact that she had gone into panic mode earlier in the Gulf catastrophe when she realized how lethal the crude and Corexit are. She then tried with all of her might to get people to relocate, knowing if they stayed, they would suffer more. (See: Dupre, D. Gulf news: 'How do we get people to leave?' Kindra Arnesen on Intel Hub,



Then, she finally realized she could not convince people to leave and that nothing would stop the powers that be from poisoning the people. (See Arnesen in the PGI video below).



"Everybody" in Arnesen's Plaquemines Parish residential area is sick she said, estimating that 40 million people throughout the Gulf region are now poisoned.



"They might not all be sick now, but mark my words, they will be."



This week, sources told the Examiner about places on the Alabama coast where the people are sick and suffering as much as people in Plaquemines Parish.



Australia's mainstream TV station, SBS, recently aired a special on the Gulf operation that features Arnesen. (See: Dupre, D,. Too sick and scared of Obama's thugs: SBS reports Gulf truth (video), Examiner, Sept. 15, 2010) The Examiner reported:



"For Americans needing proof of the U.S. PMIC's [petrochemical-military-industrial-complex's] calculated use of lethal chemicals on millions of Americans now causing illness and early death, the SBS report (below) may provide enough evidence to break denial of the crime against humanity occurring in the United States against the nation's citizens.



Thanks to SBS and Sophie McNeill, at least Australians now know the Gulf truth.".



AUSTRALIAN VIDEO REPORT ON GULF OF MEXICO





Arnesen discussed with PGI about the doctors' refusal to properly diagnose and treat her or any of the people she knows.



"The doctors don't want to get involved," she said.



"Do no harm? They are doing harm!" They are not testing, "So how can they diagnose or treat?



"They're treating us for something we don't have and not treating what we do have."



Arnesen explained that last week when she went to get medical treatment for her worsening condition including her pronounced sores, the doctor did not do an examination. Instead, the doctor just reached for her paperwork as soon as Arnesen walked in; automatically diagnosed "scabies;" and said she was "depressed." (See Arnesen's skin condition in the video above.)



"Depressed?! I'm not depressed!" she said, explaining that she has a beautiful family, owns two homes, owns their vehicles and is not in the financially broken state of many people in her area.



Arnesen told PGI, "They're still spraying us!



"They're gassing us."

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Deborah Dupré, with post-graduate science and education degrees from U.S. and Australian universities, has been a human and environmental rights advocate for over 25 years in the U.S., Vanuatu and Australia.