Agent Orange is a defoliant, which was developed by Monsanto as 1 of several wartime US Government contractors. John F. Kennedy, president of the Government of the US Plutocracy, approved the use of the defoliant as a weapon in the plutocrats' war against the people of Vietnam.

2. Agent Orange
• noun a powerful herbicide and defoliant containing trace amounts of dioxin,
a toxic impurity suspected of causing serious health problems, including
cancer and genetic damage, in some persons exposed to it and birth
defects in their offspring: used by U.S. armed forces during the Vietnam
War to defoliate jungles. Dictionary.com
• Monsanto, which was 1 of several wartime US Government contractors,
developed Agent Orange. John F. Kennedy, President of the US
Plutocracy’s Government, approved the use of Agent Orange as a weapon
in the plutocrats’ war against the people of Vietnam.
• Insert Image: Dead Vietnamese babies, deformed and stillborn as a result
of prenatal dioxin exposure from Agent Orange. Image taken from a page
by Yoshino Hideo (Chiba prefectural assembly member in Japan),[1] but
original image is from Goro Nakamura's book: Vietnam War Agent Orange,
p. 119 . The Vietnamese government estimates that 400,000 people were
killed or maimed and 500,000 children born with birth defects as a result of
this spraying of what were called by the Americans 'rainbow herbicides'.[2]
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• Collage: By Humberto Gómez Sequeira-HuGóS