Protective Clothing Against Nerve Agents.

a reply to: alldaylong

Actually, the full quote reads:

The UOSSM also concluded that the symptoms of the casualties were consistent with exposure to a nerve agent, possibly one mixed with chlorine. Dr Raphal Pitti of UOSSM France said he thought "chlorine was used to conceal the use of [the nerve agent] Sarin".

Nobody yet knows whether a nerve agent was used for sure let alone whether it might have been Sarin.

Quoting selectively and out of context makes you look dishonest, doesn't it?

Sarin is not Novichok, so why does that make me look like a fool?

a reply to: [post=23311370]alldaylong[/post

You have all the answers you want and you answered yourself before you even made the post. Believe what and who you will, its no biggie to me. I will wait for those that really have the answers and not a you-boob video which we have no idea where or when it took place, my hats off to all the internet detectives who have all the answers...keep up the good work convincing everyone of your own opinions, someday you will discover that whe you are right there is no need to convince everyone

originally posted by: oldcarpy
a reply to: alldaylong


Nerve agent? It was chlorine gas!

Which could have come from storage tanks used to store chlorine gas or pelletes for water purification, and which burst after being hit by shrapnel.