F-16 Jet is Flawed?  Blame the Government, eh?  NO

I'm saying General Dynamics should 'step up to the plate' General Dynamics is not the government I'm saying, that the chemical companies are responsible for this horrible 2-butoxyethanol and other n-butyl ethers ever since they invented them in the 1930s I'm saying the chemical companies know how bad they are, but lobbied EPA ending about a year ago to put more 2-butoxyethanol in the air I'm saying ENOUGH of the pain and suffering of many innocents from babies to our moms 'n dads ... from the harm of this chemical I'm saying people should start recognizing its harm & I'm saying that when they do, there will be a ground-swell larger than the powerful chemical companies themselves ... to ban them from use altogether I'm saying this chemical is the most probable harm for these 3 soldiers, and that someday it will be found out. I'm saying that the gulf war vets most probably, too. And for sure my friend, Chad Pagel of Indiana. A gulf war vet who wanted to share his story with me. I am saying he is dying an unnecessary and painful death and who will comfort his widow and 2 sons when the day arrives? I'm saying the USA doesn't have a clue Oh yes, it has happened before and after. It is not just during the war, and many people will say so For sure, this jet and the other missle propellants in the Patriot Missles and the MLRS are some of the reasons that the harm in 90-91 was more of a stand out than previously or since I think it was something you said, that started me on this topic - Like this jet was used a lot in the first gulf war (Got me thinking, that's all) High octane jet fuel should be suspected for a butyl ether component, that's all.