Synthetic sugar substitute named aspartame.

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Kimmo Huosionmaa

Aspartame is the synthetic substitute, what is 100-200 times sweeter than saccharose. This sugar substitute has claimed to be dangerous because it creates methanol and formic acid the human body when it would be destroyed. Some conspiracy theorists claim, that this chemical causes many health problems, but there is no evidence of that.


Those doses are not dangerous, claims the health authorities, but there is one danger in this chemical if it would be misused with some other chemicals. Humans are naturally addicted to the sweet taste, and that's why we all like sweets. Aspartame is used in sweets and lemonades for replacing sugar, and that's why diabetic patients can also use those things. But if aspartame is used with drugs or narcotics, would that be very dangerous.


If this sugar substitute is connected with anodynes or narcotic medicals, that would make them more addictive, than they normally are. And good taste would be an excellent way to market some medical products. If the narcotic chemicals would be connected with the sweet taste, would it become very addictive, and if some medical factories would not care about anything, they would connect aspartame with the drug pills, and good taste makes these chemicals easy to take.


And that is strictly against the ethics of marketing. Those medical would not get selling permission in the European Union but in some African or Asian countries, the medical authorities are not so sharp with those things. And if those good taste fentanyl-tablets would be sold to people, they can cause problems also in Europe.

If narcotic-addict would get aspartame with fentanyl, would that person choose also later that sweeter product, and there is claiming, that some drug dealers have given drugs to their clients, what is mixed with aspartame. In those cases, the drug has been mixed to drinks or juice. And this sugar substitute would make those drugs easy to drink. This is quite alarming because the first contact with drugs happens with drinks or tablets.

Do you know, what could mean "chemical agent"?

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Kimmo Huosionmaa

The term "chemical agent" is commonly used with nerve gases, and there is one very frightened meaning of that term. Agent means normally hidden or secretive working man or machine. And when we are thinking about the world "chemical agent", that could mean the chemical weapon, what have secretly installed to the bombs or some other equipment. The nerve gas is a very deadly chemical and that chemical could be very easily installed inside conventional bombs in capsule, what would be break by the normal explosive. That means that the nerve gas capsules would be put in the GP-bombs without telling that to the aircrew.


In some cases, the phosphorous rockets can be put in the rocket cassettes, what are used in the tactical aircraft.  Phosphorous is an inhumane weapon, what is strictly prohibited in international contracts. But if somebody would put the phosphorous rockets in the rocket cassettes without telling that to pilots, that means that aircraft would use this weapon, but the pilots would not even know that. That thing can cause the prosecutions against those persons.


The drones are problematic, because the operators are not seen, what the ground crew would load to those planes. Those drones can be only modified target drones, what are equipped with the capacity to drop bombs. The cockpits can be equipped with underpressure switch, what launches the destruction explosives if somebody tries to go inside the plane. And that explosive can also be the UPSHOT-KNOTHOLE GRABLE-type 15 kt. small size nuclear bomb, what is internally installed inside those planes, and if somebody would try to open the airlock, will that cause the nuclear explosion.


Also, the botulinum or ricin can be mixed in the gunpowder or smoke grenades, and that means, that those chemicals would be vaporizing during the burn. The ricin is easier to control and get. The seeds of the spurge just grind as the powder, what would be set inside the explosives. When the bomb would explode, the powder, what involves ricin would be released to the air, and that would cause terrible sequences. Ricin is the poison, what cuts the mitochondrial energy production, and that very lethal chemical would be invincible in the sensors, what are meant to uncover nerve gases.  The opiates like heroin and fentanyl are tested in the military training areas for simulating the chemical attack.


If the soldier lost the sense, that person would have died in the real attack. And also the use of opiates in the chemical weapons, like BLU-80 "BIGEYE" bombs allows capturing enemy soldiers in large scale. Those non-lethal chemical bombs can be dropped to some terrorist training camps. Those bombs would be loaded with the mixture of fentanyl and BZ, what means that they deny the enemy capacity to fight back. And then the ground troops can carry those enemies to helicopters for interrogations. Those so-called "soft methods" are investigated for handling the riots. Those gasses are safe, but if the targeted person uses injected opiates, would the attack cause the overdose.


Sometimes have been claiming that in some riot grenades would be put opiates because that would set the riot down. The opiates would be used without telling that to the field operators, what can cause deaths if some of the targeted persons have used injected narcotics. Opiate smoke is also tested to use in the hostage situations. But in the Nord Ost-case in Russia, nobody realized, that some of those persons, who were in the movie theater were used opiates, and the fentanyl-gas, what was pumped in the space, caused overdose, and deaths of over 200 persons. And that is problematic in that kind of actions.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BLU-80/B_Bigeye_bomb

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fentanyl

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