Still Think Humans are Worth Saving? Cheap Chemical Weapon for Sale Carfentanil & Fentanyl

People who still think humans are worth saving, aren't reading & aren't seeing. Not just globally, but on ground level, you can see people are just shit. Everyday.

Yahoo news: https://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/chemical-weapon-sale-chinas-unregulated-050746899.html

Latest news. Look at how cold & mercenary the way these sellers talk.

China. I hate China. Singapore should get rid of all of them. US should destroy their "ownership" of the South China Sea.

It's good that humans are destroying themselves. Population control. Is there anything bad about it? Those who "accidentally" purchased heroin tainted with the chemicals will be killed.  No loss.

The only thing bad is the experiments or torture done on other primates, other species, other animals. Creating suffering for other unrelated animals because of man's greed.

...12 Chinese businesses that said they would export the chemical — a synthetic opioid known as carfentanil — to the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Belgium and Australia for as little as $2,750 a kilogram (2.2 pounds), no questions asked.

Carfentanil burst into view this summer, the latest scourge in an epidemic of opioid abuse that has killed tens of thousands of people in the United States alone. Dealers have been cutting carfentanil and its weaker cousin, fentanyl, into heroin and other illicit drugs to boost profit margins.

Despite the dangers, carfentanil is not a controlled substance in China, where it is manufactured legally and sold openly online. The U.S. government is pressing China to blacklist carfentanil, but Beijing has yet to act, leaving a substance whose lethal qualities have been compared with nerve gas to flow into foreign markets unabated.

Of course, China has "yet to" act. It's an easy way to conquer. No war. No bloodshed. And making money. What's best is it's voluntarily taken into these countries.  Destroying themselves.

"We can supply carfentanil . for sure," a saleswoman from Jilin Tely Import and Export Co. wrote in broken English in a September email. "And it's one of our hot sales product."

One of the most powerful opioids in circulation, carfentanil is so deadly that an amount smaller than a poppy seed can kill a person. Fentanyl is up to 50 times stronger than heroin; carfentanil is chemically similar, but 100 times stronger than fentanyl itself. 

"It's a weapon," said Andrew Weber, assistant secretary of defense for nuclear, chemical and biological defense programs from 2009 to 2014. "Companies shouldn't be just sending it to anybody."

Vendors said they lie on customs forms, guaranteed delivery to countries where carfentanil is banned and volunteered strategic advice on sneaking packages past law enforcement. 

Speaking from a bright booth at a chemicals industry conference in Shanghai last month, Xu Liqun said her company, Hangzhou Reward Technology, could produce carfentanil to order. 

"It's dangerous, dangerous, but if we send 1kg, 2kg, it's OK," she said, adding that she wouldn't do the synthesis herself because she's pregnant. She said she knows carfentanil can kill and believes it should be a controlled substance in China. 

"The government should impose very serious limits, but in reality in China it's so difficult to control because if I produce one or two kilograms, how will anyone know?" she said. "They cannot control you, so many products, so many labs."

It's not difficult to control. It's just corruption.

"EMS is a little slow than Fedex or DHL but very safe, more than 99% pass rate," a Yuntu Chemical Co. representative wrote in an email. "If send to the USA, each package less than 250g is the best, small and unattractive, we will divide 1kg into 4-5 packages and send every other day or send to different addresses."

Nothing brilliant. Just practical commonsense. "Small & unattractive" is the key.

Fentanyls also have been described as ideal tools for assassination — lethal and metabolized quickly so they leave little trace. 

The U.S. began researching fentanyl as an incapacitating agent in the 1960s and, by the 1980s, government scientists were experimenting with aerosolized carfentanil on primates, ...

The U.S. says it is no longer developing such chemical agents. But two state-owned companies in China have marketed "narcosis" dart guns, according to Michael Crowley, project coordinator at the University of Bradford's Non-Lethal Weapons Research Project. He said the ammunition "might very well be fentanyl or an analog of fentanyl," adding that in the 1990s, the U.S. explored similar guns loaded with a form of fentanyl.

Among the problems with fentanyls is that the line between life and death is too thin. 

"There is no incapacitating chemical agent that can be used in a tactical situation without extreme risk of injury or death to everybody in the room," Crowley said.

Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers in Vancouver sealed themselves inside hazmat suits, binding their wrists, ankles, zippers, and face masks with fat yellow tape. With large oxygen containers on their backs and chunky respirators, it looked as if they were preparing for a trip to the moon. 

"Cocaine or heroin, we know what the purpose is," said Allan Lai, an officer-in-charge at the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Calgary, who is helping oversee the criminal investigation. "With respect to carfentanil, we don't know why a substance of that potency is coming into our country."

Look at terrible, savage Russia. Using hostages for their perverted & sadistic experiment on lethal chemical aerosol that they developed. Instead of saving hostages, they experimented on them. 

https://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/lethal-chemical-now-used-drug-080418528.html

Commandos stormed the theater and killed the attackers, but more than 120 hostages died from the effects of the chemicals. Many survivors suffered lasting health effects.

The Russian government acknowledged that the aerosol contained fentanyl-related compounds, but refused to reveal the exact composition. Years later, British government scientists tested clothing and urine samples from three survivors and concluded that the aerosol contained carfentanil, one of the most potent opioids on the planet, as well as the less-powerful remifentanil.

Dolotova wanted to get up, or shout. She wanted the bus to stop. And she badly needed to vomit. "I was having spasms, but I could not throw up," she said. When she reached the hospital, she gulped down some tea and began retching. "I continued throwing up and throwing up and throwing up," she said. 

...she said medical and rescue personnel were not trained to deal with effects of the mysterious aerosol and made deadly errors — failing, for example, to tilt people's heads so they didn't choke on their own tongues. "More people would have been saved," she said.

The aerosol created a kind of sleep without memory, Stukanov said. 

"It's like this cluster has been erased and dropped out of your head," he said.