Hi All,
You might remember the alleged chemical attacks in Douma, Syria, of April 2018. These were the 2nd of the Donald Trump presidency, which led to punitive airstrikes against Syrian government targets, carried out by the USA, and puppet states France and the UK.
While it’s hard to know what really happened, the story of that alleged gas attack, like so much with Syria, was murky, and truth, as usual, was not the top priority. The western governments, mainstream media, and everyone else supportive of the military-industrial complex, blamed Assad for the attacks immediately, before any investigation could gather proper evidence and establish what really happened, let alone who did it.
In fact, while countless atrocities have been committed in Syria by all sides, no doubt, quite a bit of reasonable doubt has been raised about whether this gas attack even happened at all. This is not to question that anyone died, but whether it had anything to do with gas. In the absence of evidence, furthermore, if an atrocity here, of one type or another, really was carried out, there was no hard evidence as to who did it and, as mentioned, if it was gas-related.
In short, maybe Assad really did a deadly gas attack here, but maybe not. Who knows? But it wouldn’t make much sense. We also know that western-backed rebels, most of whom are al-queda linked jihadists, have a history of committing atrocities in Syria, which mainstream media across the globe is all too happy, despite an obvious lack of evidence, to pin on Assad to feed the narrative of: ‘Assad bad, rebels good.’
To get to the point of this post, the story of this alleged gas attack has gotten even murkier, with new allegations from an individual, against a so-called ‘Watchdog’ that he was personally involved with, that the narrative of a gas attack in Douma, April 2018, was pushed despite a lack of evidence, obviously to justify a western bombing attack against Syrian government targets.
For specifics, click on link below, from Fox News:
https://www.foxnews.com/world/syria-wat ... ing-report