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19 December 2024

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Be Wary of Chemical Alex Reminiscent of Iraq’s Chemical Ali: The Highly Dangerous Poison Invented by Dr Prince Harding

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Reminiscent of Chemical Ali of Iraq, Sierra Leone has a new Chemical Ali called Chemical Alex in Dr Prince Harding, the poison developer to kill Sierra Leoneans.

Dr Prince Alex Harding, who is the National Chairman of the brutal SLPP/Paopa regime, is also called ‘Bullet’. Today, a new name has been added to his name. He is now called Chemical Alex for developing a dangerous poison. Combining Parathion, Endrin, and Snake Venom would create a highly dangerous and potentially lethal mixture. (Photo: Maada Bio and Prince Harding).

 

Here’s how each component contributes to the overall toxicity: This poison is used by the Paopas to kill politicians who may want to stand in the way of Maada Bio. Sierra Leoneans, don’t be surprised that artificial intelligence agencies have already tracked this sensitive information, and very soon, perpetrators in the Bio government will be held accountable.

 

  1. Parathion: As an organophosphate pesticide, it inhibits acetylcholinesterase, an enzyme essential for nerve function. This results in the accumulation of acetylcholine, causing overstimulation of the nervous system. Symptoms of poisoning include difficulty breathing, convulsions, and, in severe cases, death.
  2. Endrin: An organochlorine pesticide, endrin, also affects the nervous system by disrupting ion channels in nerve cells, leading to symptoms such as seizures, tremors, and death from respiratory failure. It is highly toxic and persistent in the environment, making it a significant health risk.
  3. Snake venom: Depending on the species, snake venom contains a complex mixture of proteins and enzymes, which can include neurotoxins, hemotoxins, or cytotoxins Neurotoxins damage the nervous system, leading to paralysis, while hemotoxins destroy blood cells and blood vessels, causing internal bleeding, organ failure, or death. The effects depend on the type of snake, but they can be fatal without anti-venom treatment.

Potency of the Mixture:

Combining these three toxic substances would likely amplify the overall harmful effects. Here’s how: Synergistic effects: The neurotoxic properties of both parathion and endrin would compound the effects of the snake venom, which could also have neurotoxic effects depending on the species of snake.

 

The person exposed to such a mixture would experience a rapid onset of severe symptoms, including paralysis, convulsions, and respiratory failure, potentially leading to death. Organ failure: Both parathion and endrin can lead to organ failure, particularly of the lungs and heart. Snake venom might add to this by causing internal bleeding or organ damage, further increasing the lethality of the mixture.

 

Delayed or exacerbated effects: If the victim receives snake venom and is then exposed to either pesticide, the overall course of the poisoning could be delayed or more difficult to treat, depending on the types of venom and pesticides involved. This combination would be extraordinarily dangerous, and immediate medical attention would be required to treat symptoms, especially with anti-venom for the snake poison, along with treatments for pesticide toxicity.

 

Competent sources say this dangerous killer poison has been used to target many innocent Sierra Leoneans by the barbaric Bio presidency. It is confirmed that this same poison injections caused the death of former army soldier Komba Munda who died mysteriously.

 

Many other victims include Leatherboot, Sorie Ba and even the deaths of other innocent citizens who bought food from a Freetown cookery seller some months ago. Beware of Chemical Alex. It is alive and kicking and the Bio presidency is using this poison to kill critics. Researcher and academic Dr MS Fofana of Massachusetts revealed this information.

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