Sarin: The Nazi Nerve Gas 

And quite possibly the no fly list as well..

@@annemettefrederiksen7751 Actually I mean I don’t think that will happen unless you watched a video like how to make sarin

Hey now, don’t forget VX gas.

I saw an interview of navalny talking about what being poisoned with novichok is like. The most memorable thing for me was how he described the sensation as feeling like everything in you is dying/incongruent with life. Chilling stuff Ps- interesting fact: he was watching Rick and Morty when he started to feel the symptoms

Lmao yeah but as long as we aren't trying to make it we'll be fine.

Just two drops can kill!

But it makes the beard oh so soft

...I'm glad it wasn't just me who thought that. :D

@@drboze6781 so does it mean I can consume one drop ?

I'm addicted to pigger nussy 😃

That's right, beard oil!

Sounds like a good advertisement, you know… For beard oil.

Makes you look like your head's on upside down 😅

If we die, we die like Men!

Just like the name ISIS beautiful name rolls of the tongue eloquently. Or that mustache you know the one. Simple yet striking. It's a shame these people ruin these trends in society for the rest of us

@@douggaudiosi14 I mean Isis was also the name of an Egyptian goddess, so it's quite likely there have been a number of people names Isis

@@mordankrahen4234 I knew a girl named Isis in high school. This was a few years before the terror group so I have no idea how that worked out for her in the long run.

Sarin was a normal Name in many parts of Europe especially in Portugal, Poland, Austria, Spain, Netherlands and Italy. It derived from the Name Sarina and means "Dutchess/ Baroness/ Ruler".

What has her not being an English speaker to do with anything ?

I agree. A great honor.

CSIS in Canada! They sent me pipebomb in the mail!✌❤

Achievement unlocked: Bio-terrorism

Unless you are searching up how to make the substances then I highly doubt an educational set of videos will get you added to the list.

@@gdheib0430 .... well that was the next logical step wasnt it?

100%, I don't want to die, but I would choose a bullet or even a grenade in an instant over nerve agents

@@JustAnotherAccount8 I dunno, guess it depends man. What if the grenade blast doesn’t kill you right away? Just leaves you with a mangled arm and a body full of shrapnel, leaving you to writhe around in absolute agony until you bleed out? What if a bullet catches you in the throat? And you have to suffer with choking on your own blood until you either suffocate or bleed out?

@@stuglife5514 you'd probably go into shock and not feel it 100%.

@@BacklTrack Not always. You can get pretty fucked up without going into shock. Most people who take a rifle round to the gut don’t go into right away, and that’s excruciatingly painful.

Yeah if you read about the Novichok and VX families they're even more terrifying, because these don't gas off and stay where they are for prolonged time. Oh and they're leagues more toxic.

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Interesting.

According to what I looked up it was not spelled the same it was spelled Saron Gas and they changed it so people wouldn't confuse it with sarin

@@GrievousReborn good idea they probably got a few newer fans saying their names wrong and didn't care much until they realised that it could get worse after they get famous

so ur tellin me we coulda had sarin *and* anthrax

Indeed but here's a terrifying fact: They did have Tabun, also a nerve agent since before WW2 started. It's less potent than Sarin or Cyclosarin but still very lethal. The Nazis kept producing and stockpiling the stuff till the end of the war but never used it. So your scenario isn't far off what could have happened if the war dragged on for longer than it did.

Nova 6...

The Germans never used their massive Nerve agent weapons stockpile even when all was lost. The Americans killed civilians, men, women, children and allied POWs with nuclear missiles even while winning the war.

@@ashgonza92 Yeahhhhhh, didn't use. Except on all those Jews they just disappeared. Not to mention POWs. Not to mention things like Goebels. Shut up. War is bad, there are no "good guys". Had the bombs not gone off in Japan, Hirohito and his ilk would have fought on and wiped out their own country in the process. Stop trying to be a hero.

@@_Arminius I wonder if they would have used it in Stalingrad if the German soldiers weren’t right there.

They… they still train us to do this. After the CBRN guys test everything and believe it’s good they take weapons from a couple guys of differing body size and have them get out of MOPP. Then wait.

Which military is this SOP?

Private Canary.

And it’s not always the lowest ranking person. It’s the most expendable. I was never so happy to be a medic in my life lol

@@jennymiles8609 won't you be the one who then has to deal with said person?

That’s just a rumor started to keep people from finding their UFO storing area.

What like testing grounds or actual places in the city

Isent saying gas odourless?

The Kurds need their own country to ensure that doesn't happen again

@@arbaz79 it could have been inpure.

@@residentevil5681 from some declassified reports, Iraqi sarin wasn't exactly pure. Likely it was impurities, or the combination of Sarin, Tabun, and Mustard. Interestingly, one of the reasons why Saddam never used Sarin against the coalition in '91 is because he was worried that the US would have a "okay, you want to use nerve gas? Welcome to the American doctorate level course in chemical weapons. Oh? You? You're the test subject." moment. The amount of nasty crap we had stockpiled at the time was frankly terrifying.

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Danke! :)

The hero we need

"Doomsday dreams" Sounds quite romantic... 😆

@ConfusedOilPainter no, I watch these videos while doing other tasks that require little attention, but when something more demanding comes along I don't have time to pause. The timestamps are useful to me to restart a segment I missed. Any other questions?

@@Stealthsuit25 same, I listen to these while I design or write, and sometimes I miss some stuff and gotta restart the chapter lol

i thought he was going to say the USA...

@@narmale I thought Mao’s China

Like the band seether? They’re from South Africa??

@@ohjordyn8312 Yup!

And then they named the band after the Veruca Salt song. Very odd move, but not in the bad way.

Welcome to the club

First time?

INCONCEIVABLE!

Ahahaha Hahahahaha AhaHahah...... *Falls over dead with a smile*

Never go in against a Sicilian when DEATH is on the line!

@@abbysmommy1205 love that quote

Lmao the most well known rule is to never get involved in a land war in Asia. But only slightly less well know is this: never get involved with a Sicilian WHEN DEATH IS ON THE LINE

Simons channels really got me through this pandemic. I probably heard his voice daily while I was working and I find it really soothing.

Polonium tea?

Love it

Diluted enough not to kill people but insects. Yes, chemically identical to many nerve agents. High enough concentration of the insecticide can kill you as well as them.

Like nicotine....

Interesting! The comments are always so informative

I'm interested in how this works but don't want to be put on a watchlist. Does atropine function as a substitute to acetylcholinesterase, allowing some acetylcholine to be broken down to resume normal functioning, but 2 PAM chloride is able to displace sarin from the enzyme directly? If so where does sarin bind? Looking at the structures shown in the video it doesn't look much like acetylcholine to bind to the active site, but I'm more chemist that biologist so I'm not too sure on how enzyme specificity functions on a molecular level. My guess is that these agents bind to the allosteric, using the methylphosphate as the binding point, since that remains the same in all three shown.

​@@jonathannash8471 As far as I know, Atropine coats the nerve endings and blocks the signalling chemicals in a somewhat brute force way. The issue is that ita possible to overdose on Atropine, too much blocks nerve signals completely.

Born with a beard, bald(well this one is expected) and with glasses. Also his first words were '' this birth is sponsored by Baby powder blaze '' '' This cry for a mother is presented by square space, being born is somethiong well stressful, square space will help you manage all your inspirations and become a baby genius''

@@marc-antoinemarcoux697 there are older videos on channels he's been a part of for many years where he has no beard and it's weird to see

@@DaveXXX I thought he did that once to proove to Dollar shave club that his beard was real.

@@marc-antoinemarcoux697 maybe, I'm not sure cause I don't know about that but if you go back far enough on like top tenz channel (I think) you can find earlier videos where he doesn't have a beard

@@DaveXXX yes that was a joke :P I know its so unreal to see him bald and without a beard. I guess the more channels he have the more his beard is long.

OK, I will give you advice that every American needs: learn English!

@@owenshebbeare2999 Silence anglo

worth it.

At first I thought you meant you'd put it in a playlist, but my NSA operative sent me a pm. ALLEGEDLY.

@@Walter_Stroud What? This vid was pretty good

Same, homie

I suspect Simon has that same issue up top. I’d prefer the top version, myself.

Use blackseed oil😉

Beards take over a month to come in, it really evens out after you trim

Get some Test E then, you don’t need to take bodybuilding doses like, 100mg a week will get your beard going 😉

Sarin is more dangerous because of its properties being colourless,odourless & tasteless.

@@arbaz79I wonder how they discovered it was tasteless😮😦

Yes, the Unit 731.

@@simonkevnorris Also known as Dai Shocker.

Yup just give us you're notes and go on you're way pretty damn sickening that people don't matter. Long as the higher ups have some more info on how to kill and torture people its all good right?

@@alreed2434 we all stand on shoulders of tyranny. IBM was the designer and maintainer of the record keeping system used to increase efficiency of the Holocaust. Coke continued in axis States. No one has clean hands, so we ALL must do better.

@@aalhard Yup I don't remember who but without a us corporation the nazis would not have rubber for the tires on anything either. People playing both sides for profit e.t.c. yeah history is quite the mess indeed.

still a better guy then bush

@@clintstewart5545 edgy

Would have been better to use the after hanging pic...

@@clintstewart5545 yeah a mass murdering dictator was way better than an elected offical... hot take. 😐😑😐🙄

@@BigChunkOfFuckOffCunt77 they can be elected in america but still war mongers , screw them all

Wait VX is a real thing?! Is anything they talk about in The Rock true like how to neutralize a VX rocket you need thermite plasma which is still in the experimental phase??

@@deadponic117 VX certainly exists and Novichok is worse than it, made by the Russians, can't say I know exactly what kind of anti-rocket defenses we have but speculation sounds cool.

Pretty logic, Zyclon-B was already known for years, while nerve gas was big secret stuff. Also handeling was much easier than nerve gas and it was cheap to buy and to use.

@@NonkelGans And also relatively harmless. That would be like accusing the US of exterminating millions with DDT. Next you'll tell me the wooden doors were more functional than airtight steel ones.

I'm subbed to most of his channels and appreciate his beard on a daily basis

Seconded.

No, that's the best part. As it should be.

I was waiting for this. It’s a shame he didn’t poison anyone in the game though.

Wow, how cool!

@@sabir1208 Thanks

@@jeffmccrea9347 thank you for sharing. And bless your dad, times def weren't easy back then

​@@sabir1208 The funny part is my father was allergic to the chemicals to produce and develop photographic film. He once walked through the department that makes the negative film as a short cut to where he was going. The next day, his hands were cracked and raw. He had to get a shot to counteract the allergic reaction and wear cotton gloves for weeks until they healed. It didn't stop him from working but it temporarily affected his manual dexterity and efficiency for a few weeks. His security clearance was high enough that he could have lost it and his job for one defaulted debt. In the eyes of the government, this would have put him at risk of scumbling to the temptation of accepting a bribe to pay it off. My mother handled the household finances and she made sure the bills were paid come hell or high water. It's funny. As I said before, my father was involved with sidewinder and other missile development at Kodak. It's heat seeking ability was top secret at the time to keep the technology out of Communist hands so they couldn't develop counter measures against it. It was actually a simple thing of making canned flares with magnesium powder, white phosphorus and potassium nitrate, put them on a shroud line to be dropped from a fighter jet. When they ignite, they immediately produce an 8,000 degree flash which the heat seeker will follow rather than the 2,000 degree jet engine. Anyway, my older brother, at this time had a subscription to Popular Mechanics magazine. My father came home from work one day and my brother came running down stairs all excited with one in his hand. "Dad, dad. Are you working on this???" There in a Popular Mechanics magazine that anyone could pick up at a news stand was the complete design specifications, plans and theory behind the sidewinder system. After my father changed his underwear, he took the magazine to take it to work the next day. He showed it to his boss who also had to change his underwear. The FBI investigated and found out that someone in a Kodak plant in Tennessee sold the plans to P.M. They are probably buried under Leavenworth prison by now. Unrelated but by coincidence, my brother grew up, got his master's in electronics and went to work for Bell Labs in New Jersey to work on antimissile, missile systems to be sent to Vietnam to counter their Russian made anti aircraft missiles that were shooting down our jets over North Vietnam. Me? I was a heavy equipment operator before I became disabled in 1999 at 44. My hobbies were mechanical and electronics but I'd rather work with my hands. Not too many headaches from thinking that way. I can honestly say that I have never worked in the 21st century. 😂😂

@@jeffmccrea9347 wow. What an extensive history. You guys are the backbone of America realistically. Thank you so much for all your family did. Be blessed.

This is needed!

Lol I live in Syria and I can tell everything you want but it will not translate good In English but basically his dad and their people took control over the country in 1970

except sigma won’t sell to individuals, they only sell to companies and educational institutions

@@loichuahangngay140 Fair enough, but as Simon said, there are a lot of recipes.

Lol I bet you’re at the top of the watchlist

The Great War already has one. They also have another video on the various gases used during the war

Joe Rogan enters the chat

😎It’s tough to get ahead of Simon and company

Fritz Haber was honored at his house for developing the deadly gas that was used in WW1. When his wife found out why he was being honored she took her life.

Yes yes yes yes yes yes!!!!!

Why's that name familiar 🤔

All the Simons merge

The read up on Coronal Mass Ejections and Electro Magnetic Pulse weapons. There have been many studies done that show an EMP attack on the US could wipe out 90% of the population, not from and damage caused by the EMP directly, but from wiping out all our electric infrastructure and the chaos that would follow. A CME of significant magnitude could wipe out electric infrastructure around the world, as well as frying most satellites. The US government has done damn near nothing to prepare for either, as have most governments, they think because the probability is low that it will never happen, but our greatest weakness is our reliance on electricity and the internet so one day an enemy will attack them.

That thing kills you slowly, every time you look back at your car after locking it and every time you catch someone else glancing at you in traffic

I had an uncle who had a Pinto back in the day. He always left the keys in it so he'd never lose them. And always claimed it was safe to leave the keys in it because it was the one vehicle that NOBODY would try to steal. He had that car for 11 years and the keys were ALWAYS in it. And it was NEVER stolen or broken in to ONCE.

nukes

Forget nukes. I'd be far more terrified of weaponised small pox, which it is almost certain that Saddam was in the process of developing.

There are not many things known about it.

@Jamal ok, I don't know what you mean by that. But I just found that interesting and wanted to share with others. But somehow you apparently feel annoyed by it

Unfortunately I don’t think it’ll ever happen. I have been asking for at least 4 years

@@Kenxclout 🤣

@@Kenxclout Or A video on John L Sullivan.

How about cardi B .... She was once a stripper

@@djzrobzombie2813 a stripper that would drug men to steal their money. I'm good lol

might wanna not say that on youtube, you might get some men in black coming for a conversation with you just in case lol

@@notastone4832 Google told them about the situation years ago and nobody's shown up yet so I think I'm fine

You already have a glorious beard

are there any longer lasting symptoms you cope with, if you don't mind me asking?

How and why long time exposure? Especially the why?

@@Metallica4Life92 chronic migraines, 40% lung capacity, widespread muscle and joint pain, decreased memory, chronic fatigue, severe GI issues, seizures. I don't hold anyone but myself responsible as I volunteered to serve.

@@Notfallkaramell We were in Kuwait at the end of Desert Storm. No one knew the falling oil droplets were toxic more than just," Breathing oil smoke is bad." We did not have enough gas mask filters to keep them on for more than 24 hours. After the combat was over, many units stayed in the Persian Gulffor security or something. Many of us spent time in the fallout zone of the "superplume" of toxic chemical weapons and the oil fires in Kuwait. We (the troops) were told our chemical alarms were all malfunctioning and there was no danger of chemical weapons.

@@moonlightalkemist Oh, that sounds terrible.

JR: Best wishes!

Alot of Iraqis feel the same, ud be surprised.

Sure you did. Did you also meet a Jew that survived Auschwitz and he told you Hitler was a really swell guy?

@@xKinjax Maybe my comment sounds like Im trolling, but Im not. I dont know how common this opinion is under Iraqi Kurds so you be the judge.

@@handsomegeorgianbankrobber3779 I mean he genuinely tried to genocide them so I doubt it's common. How old was this person out of curiosity? Because I also have people in my former Eastern Bloc country that regret the former dictator and the communist times even tho they couldn't find anything in stores, had daily programmed power outages and you could end up in our version of a gulag for saying anything bad about the communist party. Even my grandmother said stuff like that in her old age even tho the regime had deported her sister's family during a mass deportation of educated people and she lost relatives during those times.