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Politics : Israel to U.S. : Now Deal with Syria and Iran

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To: AK2004 who wrote (1590)8/28/2003 1:23:53 PM
From: Thomas M.  Read Replies (2) of 22250
 
it sounds like a tear gas.

Really? From the article:

<<< ... Not tear gas, but a gas that affected the nervous system and caused those who inhaled it to suffer violent convulsions, severe headaches and cramps, and other unpleasant symptoms.

As I made my way through the wards of Amal and Nasser Hospitals that day and for many days afterward, I observed many patients that had been brought to the hospitals suffering from these symptoms. Room after room, women, children, men. Some were vomiting. Some alternated between a coma-like state and violent convulsions, their entire bodies twisting and arching, members of their families struggling to hold them down on the beds. On and on, for days. One boy, who had inhaled a large amount of the gas in question, suffered in the hospital for an entire month with recurrent convulsions. It is difficult to describe the sensation of sitting in a room for hours and days with people suffering so terribly, and knowing that this was done by human beings ... >>>

Are you really this stupid?

Tom
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