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originally posted by: Tenbatsu
From the evidence I've seen since the outset of this conflict I believe that every chemical weapons attack in Syria was executed by the opposition forces in an attempt to draw western intervention. I'm going to counter your sources with these which paint the reality of the situation.
originally posted by: xuenchen
Time to go back to the basic data
Who benefits the most from perpetual conflict in the ME and especially the area known as "Syria" in today's "economy"?
There are 2 who most benefit
Hint: not Israel
Hint: both are Nations
Hint: not U.S.
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if Assad feels he can do these things and get away with it because everyone blames the rebels then he will use that to his advantage. We must be very aware of that possibility and not let ourselves be manipulated by either side.
originally posted by: njord
originally posted by: xuenchen
Time to go back to the basic data
Who benefits the most from perpetual conflict in the ME and especially the area known as "Syria" in today's "economy"?
There are 2 who most benefit
Hint: not Israel
Hint: both are Nations
Hint: not U.S.
Russia and Iran?
Considering that the US-led bloc spent 76 missiles of 105 on Barzah Research and Development Center, the center should be some major chemical weapons production and storage facility. A quote from the Pentagon’s briefing (source): Q: General McKenzie, the three targets that you struck, were those manufacturing or researching chlorine or sarin? GEN. MCKENZIE: A little of both. And particularly in the Barzeh target, but there’s a little of both. So, the Pentagon says that the Barzeh facility has recently (prior to the strike) been used by the Assad government to manufacture and research chlorine and sarin. There is a problem. The Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) conducted a round of inspections in Barzeh and fouund no chemical weapons there (source):