Syrian Gas Attack, Chlorine Or Sarin? See Why I "researcher" Say it Was . . .

Syrian Gas Attack, Chlorine Or Sarin?

Some things about that sarin thing just refused to add up peeps. I've been bothered about it since day one.

I'm going with chlorine gas. Here's why. Navy corpsman training back in my younger days had workshops on gas attacks, symptoms, treatment, yadda yadda. Sarin was on that training list and we were required to practice injecting ourselves in the leg muscle with one time use saline solution in the form of a needle affixed to a toothpaste type tube that you squeezed to inject the real thing, atropine, in case of sarin exposure. Atropine counters sarin somehow. Never did understand exactly how it did that but it does. Hey, I had an 8mm movie camera at the time and I still have the movie of myself doing said practice injection.

FACT: In case of sarin exposure without immediate atropine injection you are a dead duck!!! PERIOD!!!! Just one tiny part of one drop of the stuff on your skin and you're a corpse in about two minutes. Now, about those photos of people being treated without gloves on the rescuers . . .

They should be pushing up daisies right now, and sarin stays around for days and possibly weeks depending on conditions after dispersion.

Soooooo, voice of training here, SARIN WAS NOT USED, PERIOD!

See the short YouTube below. Alex Jones got this right.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KKmruq5PRbI

Totally agree with you researcher.....we had a shooting here and they were totally covered in protective gear, from head to toe....for a shooting mind you....none of the workers were with this gas thingy....something wrong there!