Now, what will be interesting is to see if the same explosives were used here that were used in India a few weeks ago. |
So Russia has ended the seige. Great. But at what cost? The terrorists killed what, 20? As of Sunday evening, Moscow's top doctor Andrei Seltsovsky said 646 people were still in hospital, including 150 in intensive care, 45 of them in a grave condition. 117 had died of the gas... Who did the most damage? |
watch apocalypse now and maybe you'll understand. |
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we arent sharing because we dont have a hostage situation in which there is a need to share the information. |
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eitherway when there is a clear indication that doctors could have reacted more appropriately if they were armed with details of the chemical agent....DUH! whats the right thing to do? |
If you are going to use the gas, and you know the side effects, then you most likely have a counter agent. You have a medical group assigned to the detachment that is going to deploy the gas who is there to administer any needed emergency assistance. That would have been the logical thing to do. |
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We have been studying "non-lethal crowd control" methods for quite some time. That is where the taser, pepper spray and mace came from. |
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