Posted on 04/12/2017 8:17:52 PM PDT by FR_addict
Perhaps it was another simultaneous evacuation of the digestive tracts of a swarm of bees? /”Yellow Rain” chemical attack reference
Lethal bee poop. The science is settled.
The professor is an idiot incapable of using a search engine.
2013 has been investigated and confirmed
UN Report: http://www.cnn.com/interactive/2013/08/world/syria-documents/index.html
Latrile gloves in a war zone? good luck with that. I saw a utube of one victim gasping for life - being treated in what they jokingly call a hospital. They were using an asthma inhaler in an attempt to get his airway open. An inhaler. They’d run out of atrophine. That’s desperate conditions, my FRiends.
Looks like the bee objected
Is Larouche still alive?
FWIW this is from a real journalist with a significant record:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Parry_(journalist)
Fake or real, it was still a flimsy pretext and excuse to intervene in Syria.
And if true, Assad should get an A for trying but an F for execution, if he was going to use CWs to eliminate Muslim terrorists, the best he could do is 79 or 80 lives? He should of drenched the city such that 500,000 were dead.
Oh????
TS (with caveats) is the highest level of classification.
FOUO is one of the lowest levels.
I'm not sure why they would be together, unless it is a TS report with FOUO paragraphs.
Thank you! I have been posting this for days. No way the rescuers in those videos were dealing with Sarin or they would have been victims themselves.
So how would they know what it was other than what they were not going to try and help obvious victims in distress only after getting the lab report. They have seen far more chlorine so how are first responders, especially in a third world war zone, to know what agent it is that is killing the victims right now. Seconds mattered as far as their perspective was concerned.
I’ll hazard a guess that this MIT professor “believes” in global warming too.
If you are in a war zone you need to know what the effects of these agents are and what victims of the different agents look like. One clue, turning blue, unconscious, and having seizures, you are too close already.
They are just everyday people just trying to offer any kind of help at all. Do you honestly think they have real professionals just hanging around a war zone? Geez, get a grip on the reality of what they are facing, not you in whatever city, town or village you live in with the safety and comfort of knowing that dialing 911 results in help getting there in minutes instead of seconds when milliseconds count.
Principally, I am concerned about us, here. I have always been one who is very uneasy when confronted with things that don’t make sense. Sort of a burr under my saddle. When the media is droning on and on about Sarin gas and our new president is deciding to expend munitions against foreigners based on “Sarin gas” I take notice. And when what I notice is that there is a very high probability the Sarin gas story is BS it makes me wonder.
As to “normal people in a war zone” I ain’t buying. Normal people don’t hang around when war comes.
“Maram Susli (known online as ‘Syrian Girl’)”
I wonder if she is half Russian - she strikes me as such.
There are many families there that have inter-married. The Russians have been there in alliance with the Ba’athists for about three generations.
She interviews with a bunch of folks sympathetic to the racial views of the Ba’ath Party (essentially Nazis, organized around “Arab Nationalism”, rather than Aryan) - like several interviews with David Duke, or the YouTube channel of 108Morris108, who warns against a “Jewish goal to mix all the races.”
A very pretty face - but beyond the face, not very pretty at all.
Here is an old article from the Daily Beast, about Youtuber “SyrianGirl” and her history with Postrol. Postrol it seems, is always on the anti-American side of the “scientific” debate.
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2014/10/17/the-kardashian-look-a-like-trolling-for-assad.html
Theodore Postol - long time activist against U.S. missile defense programs, everywhere. Cited frequently in Russian papers written to justify their objections to NATO missile defense programs in Europe.
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