"The anticholinesterase weapons (undoubtedly Sarin-based) do not need to be identified physically by a UN team entering Syria. The following should be done without delay:
1. Draw blood samples in small quantities from the victims and get them to any of the labs in nearby locations that can measure the cholinesterase levels in each sample.
2. It can then be quickly shown that anticholinesterase weapons have been used against rebels, and possibly against the military as well. No UN visit is needed.
3. We can rapidly help reduce casualties by the prompt use of adequate atropine injections. Provide atropine syrettes to Syrian medical professionals.
Details: http://syrianchemhelp.blogspot.com/2013/08/help-syrian-people-without-us...



