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17/12/19

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Originally posted by watso ↑

after a so called chemical attack in douma which was attributed to the syrian government - and america, france, england decided to teach the syrians a lesson and hit syria with a salvo of cruise missiles ..

anyway, subsequently the opcw did an investigation - which increasingly seems to be a total fake

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...channel=rss&ns_campaign=1490&ito=1490

Mr Henderson, who visited the Douma site, cast severe doubt on the belief that the cylinders had been dropped from the air. This was crucial because only the Syrian regime had aircraft.

If the cylinders could be shown to have been dropped from above, it would strongly point to Syrian President Bashar Assad’s guilt.

However, after careful consultation with other experts, Mr Henderson concluded there was a ‘higher probability that both cylinders were manually placed … rather than being delivered from aircraft’.

But perhaps mostshocking of all were the actions of a senior OPCW official whose name is known to The Mail on Sunday and who is known to some of the organisation’s staff as ‘Voldemort’.

for the shocking details - go to the link ..

we all know that assaad is a horrible, nasty, cruel , reprehensible blah blah dictator and the west are only involved in syria to bring the plebs democracy

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yes terrible man - even allowing christmas to be celebrated.....

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