I worked with sarin gas and organophosphates on two separate jobs. One was a lab analyzing how well the nerve agents were being destroyed. The other was at a manufacturing plant where organophosphates were manufactured. Phosgene gas leaks were not uncommon. I don't think first responders would handle the bodies without proper protective gear. At least they should have had gloves on.
This Theodor Postol?
Theodore Postol: Atomic Armageddon is Just 30 Minutes ...
www.schillerinstitute.org/news_briefs/2015/1208_isis_not_contained...[Schiller Institute is a front of the Lyndon LaRouche cult]
Theodore Postol: Atomic Armageddon is Just 30 Minutes Away ... Helga Zepp-LaRouche Addresses Japanese Business Leaders. How JFK Prevented Thermonuclear Holocaust.
The report contains absolutely no evidence that this attack was the result of a munition being dropped from an aircraft, .............................. Errrrr? Professor were you in the briefing room? Who supplied the information to you? Most of the intel. I’m sure was classified TS FOUO. But we appreciate your personal opinion. The use of guided munitions is to hit a specific target without major collateral damage. If the building was hit by one bomb, there was a reason to hit it. When the bomb struck the target and blew up, how much of an area did the gas cover? I sense that the bomb may have hit a gas facility whether it be for storage or production. No 16 pages, just my personal opinion, even though they claim that Assad ordered it.
If the rebels gassed their own village with chemical weapons they are probably feeling very stupid right now.
So he gave his report to RT America? Ok.
It is amazing that the only intel we are subjected to comes from CNN and the previous head of the CIA who was a convert to islam.
“Postol has investigated the Ghouta chemical attack, and he has collaborated with Maram Susli (known online as ‘Syrian Girl’) in investigating the incident through examining YouTube footage and other sources”
He watches YouTube. Good to know that I’m now a fellow investigator.
Anytime a liberal, especially a professor, says the word, obviously, it’s anything but obvious. The same goes for the words “ it clear,” or “clearly.”
Why the hell were they leaking phosgene? I presume they were making chlorinated organophosphate pesticide.
On one hand, I share many of the question you and the prof bring up, for the same reasons. I did at the time and I still do.
On the other hand, rhetorically asking, what good is it going to do to question the overwhelming conclusion? The conclusion that has been reached is the one we have been instructed to accept. You and I are never going to get better than 6th hand information.
RT America.
Sorry, gonna go have a laughing fit.
The professor is an idiot incapable of using a search engine.
2013 has been investigated and confirmed
UN Report: http://www.cnn.com/interactive/2013/08/world/syria-documents/index.html
Latrile gloves in a war zone? good luck with that. I saw a utube of one victim gasping for life - being treated in what they jokingly call a hospital. They were using an asthma inhaler in an attempt to get his airway open. An inhaler. They’d run out of atrophine. That’s desperate conditions, my FRiends.
FWIW this is from a real journalist with a significant record:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Parry_(journalist)
Fake or real, it was still a flimsy pretext and excuse to intervene in Syria.
Thank you! I have been posting this for days. No way the rescuers in those videos were dealing with Sarin or they would have been victims themselves.
I’ll hazard a guess that this MIT professor “believes” in global warming too.
Here is an old article from the Daily Beast, about Youtuber “SyrianGirl” and her history with Postrol. Postrol it seems, is always on the anti-American side of the “scientific” debate.
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2014/10/17/the-kardashian-look-a-like-trolling-for-assad.html
Theodore Postol - long time activist against U.S. missile defense programs, everywhere. Cited frequently in Russian papers written to justify their objections to NATO missile defense programs in Europe.