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Are you happy your tax dollars are being wasted in Syria? I'm not. What's going on over there is not good for America.
What's going on over there is not good for America
originally posted by: AnkhMorpork
a reply to: hounddoghowlie
The idea that they are terrorists, betrays an absurd level of ignorance. These people are victims of terrorism and of an unjust and unnecessary war waged by the USA or fomented by the CIA and Mossad, as in the case of the destabilization of Syria and the civil war there.
The U.S. official told ABC News that a Syrian military fixed-wing aircraft dropped the chemical weapons on what was an underground hospital in the town run by an al-Qaeda affiliated rebel group formerly known as Al-Nusra Front.
originally posted by: dragonridr
So where were they? ive seen dozens of videos no white helmets. Were you aware they are volunteer organization?? meaning anyone can join and get training unfortunately for your theory they were not around. They tend not to be in rebel areas mostly Isis areas because thats were they think they are needed. Or possibly who controls them either way doesnt matter when we are discussing this gas attack.
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Rescue workers from the White Helmets civil defense organization said that many children were among the dead and wounded. Radi Saad, who writes incident reports for the group, said that volunteers had reached the site not knowing a chemical was present and that five of them had suffered from exposure to the substance.
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originally posted by: dragonridr
Sad how people are willing to support assad when hes killed 500000 people and caused millions to flee the country,Not to mention causing the biggest humanitarian crises Europe has seen.
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Dr Leif Elinder, a known Swedish medical doctor profile, author and specialist in paediatrics, summarised the following in his reply: [7]
“After examination of the video material, I found that the measures inflicted upon those children, some of them lifeless, are bizarre, non-medical, non-lifesaving, and even counterproductive in terms of life-saving purposes of children”.
Further, I received a detailed clinical statement from Dr Lena Oske, a Swedish medical doctor and general practitioner. In her statement, Dr Oske referred to the presumed, adrenaline injection, performed in the White Helmet video (excerpt in the photo above). Her specialist opinion dismisses the procedure conducted in the White Helmet video, as unqualified and incorrect. Furthermore, she describes the earlier assessment of the procedure by a colleague who had exclaimed:
“If not already dead, this injection would have killed the child!”
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originally posted by: FuggleHop
a reply to: Azureblue
Yes it was defiantly rouge Clintonites! Absalutly typical of the libs to try to start another war as per usual its all they ever do?
originally posted by: Defclone
The white helmets are a propaganda tool for US. It is obvious that the cruise missile attack was prepared in advance. Decision on air strikes predates the Idlib gas attack so its a no brainer.
One thing that the White Helmets do have is lightning speed ability to be present at any alleged attack by Syria government. They appear instantly and start filming loool
originally posted by: theultimatebelgianjoke
Bolivia UN Envoy on Syria Attack: 'History Teaches Us' US Lies to Justify Wars
Former Obama official Susan Rice’s claim just a few months ago that the Assad regime “voluntarily and verifiably” gave up its chemical weapons stockpile earned a full rebuke from a prominent fact-checker on Monday in the wake of last week’s chemical attack. The Washington Post fact-checker gave the former national security adviser a rating of “four Pinocchios” -- the worst rating on their truth scale. “The reality is that there were continued chemical-weapons attacks by Syria,” the Post wrote.
Rice’s claim, however, was more recent. In January, she told NPR that the Obama administration was able to “find a solution” on Syria that didn’t require the use of force – and still dealt with the chemical weapons threat, using diplomacy. “We were able to get the Syrian government to voluntarily and verifiably give up its chemical weapons stockpile,” she claimed.
The Washington Post noted, “the Obama administration had a tendency to oversell what was accomplished, perhaps because Obama received so much criticism for not following through on an attack if Syria crossed what Obama had called ‘a red line.’” “The reality is that there were continued chemical-weapons attacks by Syria — and that U.S. and international officials had good evidence that Syria had not been completely forthcoming in its declaration and possibly retained sarin and VX nerve agent,” the Post wrote. Citing Rice’s exact words, the fact-check column ruled: “She did not explain that Syria’s declaration was believed to be incomplete and thus was not fully verified — and that the Syrian government still attacked citizens with chemical weapons not covered by the 2013 agreement. That tipped her wordsmithing toward a Four.”
According to the mainstream media – that has been wrong about almost everything for a solid 18 months in a row – the Syrian government allegedly bombed its own people with a nerve agent.
The reason the Assad government would bomb its own people with a nerve agent right now is obvious. Syrian President Assad – who has been fighting for his life for several years, and is only lately feeling safer – suddenly decided to commit suicide-by-Trump. Because the best way to make that happen is to commit a war crime against your own people in exactly the way that would force President Trump to respond or else suffer humiliation at the hands of the mainstream media.
And how about those pictures coming in about the tragedy. Lots of visual imagery. Dead babies. It is almost as if someone designed this “tragedy” to be camera-ready for President Trump’s consumption. It pushed every one of his buttons. Hard. And right when things in Syria were heading in a positive direction.
- Interesting timing.
- Super-powerful visual persuasion designed for Trump in particular.
- Suspiciously well-documented event for a place with no real press.
- No motive for Assad to use gas to kill a few dozen people at the cost of his entire regime. It wouldn’t be a popular move with Putin either.
- The type of attack no U.S. president can ignore and come away intact.
- A setup that looks suspiciously similar to the false WMD stories that sparked the Iraq war.
I’m going to call BS on the gas attack. It’s too “on-the-nose,” as Hollywood script-writers sometimes say, meaning a little too perfect to be natural. This has the look of a manufactured event.