From: Damon << I think what would be even more illuminating about this attack is the nature of the gas. Its quite possible that it may have been a *new* non-lethal suppressive gas that had unforseen serious side-effects. Has this gas been used since? Has any report been done on the use of this gas? What kind of gas was it, exactly?>>
Jmh wrote <<Kind of like the gas used in Russia against the Chechyen rebels in the theater, I guess.>> Last time I heard Russians used regular anaesthesic (sp), which *can* be lethal if admitted in wrong doses (sp) and after fast. I am pretty sure that our army/police didn't use it on Palestinians - when you fight demonstration, even very violent one, the idea is to make people to leave, not to fall down. Ilana _______________________________________________ http://www.mccmedia.com/mailman/listinfo/brin-l
