This anti-Assad "reporter" tweeted about the sarin attack in Syria 24 hours before it happened

[wehateporn]

https://twitter.com/sahouraxo/status/849635794994286592

[Matt 26z]

Wow. This is indeed legit...

https://twitter.com/feraskaram01/sta...50540323594240

https://translate.google.com/?rlz=1C...AA%D8%B1%D9%82

[Rochard]

Translation: "Tomorrow a media campaign will begin to cover intense air raids on the Hama countryside and use of chlorine against civilians"

It don't believe it was chlorine. Also, this seems to be about a different attack in Reef Hamah.

The Internet has changed. It used to be only computer geeks could put information online. Now any fuckhead with an iPhone can post to Twitter. Say something random that is a lucky guess ("North Korea will launch a intercontinental missile in a few days") and you just happen to be correct and suddenly facts get twisted.

Yawn.

[CaptainHowdy]

Talk about anticipatory journalism ...

[crockett]

There were 3 chemical attacks by Assad in the last week Mr conspiracy nutter. He's talking about one of the other 2 that didn't get major focus..

[sarettah]

Warplanes strike near Syria's Hama as army counter-attacks | Reuters

Reuters reporting chemical attacks on March 30.

So there were already air raids with chemical attacks prior to the one yesterday and it is probable that that is what the reporter was writing about. Just imho of course.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights and a doctor said air strikes near the town of Latamneh, northwest of Hama, had led several people to choke, saying it was a sign of a gas attack. A Syrian military source denied the army had used any such weapons, branding the reports as rebel propaganda.

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"The bombardment had a substance that caused intense irritation, heavy foaming from the mouth, and constricting pupils," said Darwish, citing his medical staff on the ground.

A chemical attack hit the same area on Saturday, killing an orthopedic doctor, Darwish added.

The Syrian military source said the allegations that government forces were using chemical weapons were "devoid of truth".

But I guess it makes more sense that it is some Obama inspired liberal conspiracy.

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[pimpmaster9000]

I do not doubt chemical weapons were used...But who really used them is another story...

[seeandsee]

lets attack syria again

[directfiesta]

lets attack syria again

You got that wrong :

Saudis attacked the WTC : bomb afghanistan, invade Iraq
Syria or Isis chemicalize syria's civilians : let's bomb Iran

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Let's not talk about the women, children and elderly bombed by the US in Mosul ... shhhhhh .... silence .........

[Barry-xlovecam]

The latest Kremlin spin is that it was rebel chemical weapon bombs that leaked ...



Unfortunately, YouTube removed the content I watched yesterday of a hospital receiving gas attack victims -- it wasn't pretty at all but it did appear authentic.

Saddam and the Assad family have a record of chemical weapons crimes against civilians and their opponents and adversaries (the Iran Iraq War specifically).

[Rochard]

What's happened in Syria and what has been happening in Syria for years now is a disaster. Something needs to be done here.

[bronco67]

https://twitter.com/sahouraxo/status/849635794994286592

You really are a despicable piece of shit. Kill yourself.

[wehateporn]

[wehateporn]

[wehateporn]

You really are a despicable piece of shit. Kill yourself.

Are you paid off by the deep state or just brain damaged?

Kerry: We got '100 percent' of chemical weapons out of Syria

https://archive.is/BJLRt#selection-753.0-753.60

[wehateporn]

What's happened in Syria and what has been happening in Syria for years now is a disaster. Something needs to be done here.

Indeed, we need to cut off all funding of terrorism and remove the NATO operatives and oscar winning white helmets from the country

[Barry-xlovecam]

If the US led coalition stopped all actions in the assault on the Islamic Terrorist State and the Kremlin, Assad, Hezbollah and The Iranian Republican Guard stayed and kept fighting their game -- just who would benefit?

[wehateporn]

If the US led coalition stopped all actions in the assault on the Islamic Terrorist State and the Kremlin, Assad, Hezbollah and The Iranian Republican Guard stayed and kept fighting their game -- just who would benefit?

If the US coalition stopped, then it would be time for peace and rebuilding

[Barry-xlovecam]

But the Russians and their guys stay -- that is your message?

[jbvryant]

Translation: "Tomorrow a media campaign will begin to cover intense air raids on the Hama countryside and use of chlorine against civilians"

It don't believe it was chlorine. Also, this seems to be about a different attack in Reef Hamah.

The Internet has changed. It used to be only computer geeks could put information online. Now any fuckhead with an iPhone can post to Twitter. Say something random that is a lucky guess ("North Korea will launch a intercontinental missile in a few days") and you just happen to be correct and suddenly facts get twisted.

Yawn.

Couldn't agree more with that

[wehateporn]

But the Russians and their guys stay -- that is your message?

The people of Syria love Assad, he is a great leader

[Barry-xlovecam]

How the fuck do you know that? ^^^

If Assad is such a great leader why is he having to fight tooth and nails to stay in power?

You are fucking delusional -- go wach some CT crap on youtube and report back

[directfiesta]

Saddam and the Assad family have a record of chemical weapons crimes against civilians and their opponents and adversaries (the Iran Iraq War specifically).

... happily supplied and trained by the USA