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The Egyptian military has been using a banned chemical agent to deal with hundreds of thousands of protesters, according to several news sources.
At least 23 Egyptians have died and more than 1,700 have succumbed to a lethal gas military forces have been using during the past three days in clashes in and around Cairo's Tahrir Square.
The International Business Times reports that demonstrators have been struck with "dangerous levels of CR gas over the past two days of protests" and Australia's The Age said Wednesday that the canisters are marked "Made in the USA."
CR gas is an in
Originally posted by Corruption Exposed
Egyptian Military Using Nerve Gas on Protesters
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The Egyptian military has been using a banned chemical agent to deal with hundreds of thousands of protesters, according to several news sources.
At least 23 Egyptians have died and more than 1,700 have succumbed to a lethal gas military forces have been using during the past three days in clashes in and around Cairo's Tahrir Square.
The International Business Times reports that demonstrators have been struck with "dangerous levels of CR gas over the past two days of protests" and Australia's The Age said Wednesday that the canisters are marked "Made in the USA."
CR gas is an in
Originally posted by bluemirage5
reply to post by Corruption Exposed
There is another thread somewhere here on ATS where an Egyptian doctor alleges he ran tests on one of the canisters and found traces of cynanide but there is no proof to back up the claim nor confirm as yet.
Nerve gas....I had assumed this was common knowledge, I learned about that afew years ago.
The news site Bikyamasr says demonstrators were exposed to dangerous levels of CR gas over the past two days of protests, with many calling the use of gas a "crime against humanity." Protesters who were exposed to high doses of CR gas reportedly coughed and vomited blood and many were taken to medical care after they passed out.
Popularly known as CR gas, this incapacitating agent was developed by the British Ministry of Defense as a riot control measure in the 1960s and its effects are six to 10 times more powerful than those of the widely used CS gas. CR gas is suspected to be carcinogenic and can even be lethal when administered in a poorly ventilated space. The gas can "melt" human skin if it comes in contact with sweat.
Originally posted by JohnySeagull
I wonder is this to distract people from the fact that they are shooting dead people in egypt.
dozens have been killed this week.
Amnesty international has also expressed concern about the use of tear gas in the square.
"We have received reports from medical sources saying that some of those who died did so as as a result of suffocation after inhaling tear gas," Said Haddadi, a spokesman for the rights group, told Al Jazeera.