The right and left conspiracy crowd should all agree the Syrian gas attack was a hoax, right?

originally posted by: JoshuaCox
a reply to: DBCowboy

Assad is in power and is being helped by the Russians..

The rebels don’t even have a western power willing to go to bat for them..

Of course Assad is winning.

Then trump announced he would be withdrawing. Another win for Assad, and what does Assad do???


The only thing that would make America stay?!?!

What?!?!

Seems pretty simplistic, doesn't it.

After 8 years, eight years of "winning" and he hasn't won.


I know you hate Trump and everything and everyone surrounding him, but maybe. . . . juuuuust maybe. . . . . he might know just a tiny bit more than you do.

a reply to: JoshuaCox

I responded 2 days ago in another thread titled "Open Your Eyes People" where I posted the below "official" picture of the bomb crater from the supposed Syrian air raid when the Sarin bomb was supposedly dropped. I claimed this was a ground detonation. I've seen a lot of IED explosions and know what a ground detonation looks like. In that thread I gave my reasons why this looks nothing like an air dropped explosion and held that the bomb was detonated on the ground.

This means the official story is a lie.

Fast forward to today and look at the article I just ran across:

MIT Professor Claims Syrian Chemical Attack Cannot Be True

Here is a picture of the "impact crater" from the supposed air bomb.

a reply to: DBCowboy

Rebellions are hard to deal with.. doubly so when backed by a forign super power..

So on the eve of the super power backing the rebellio’s withdrawal, leaving. What does Assad do??

Purposely bring the forign power back involved?!??

Doubtful..

a reply to: JoshuaCox

I'm not smart enough to read Assad's mind.

I will obviously defer to those, like yourself, who have that wonderful ability.

a reply to: Outlier13

Just like with most things that require meticulous planning.. follow the benefit trail...


Who gains the most from the gas attack??

The rebels..


Do rebels (of any kind) commonly consider civilians to be collaborators and thus fair targets of it benefits “the cause”??


Yes...



From that point you need a conspiracy to decide Assad did it, not to explain why he didn’t do it..

a reply to: JoshuaCox

This was most likely done by the White Hats and who backs the White Hats? The UK and the US. It is nothing more than a FF to justify an attack on Syria.

Why would they do it???


Imho there is no real need to go any deeper than the rebels..


They are losing..

They have access to gas..

America just announced it was leaving, so their backing was gone..

Resistance fighters commonly target their own people veiwing them as collaborators.


Seems like it is wrapped in a nice little bow to me..

a reply to: Outlier13

a reply to: DBCowboy

It’s got nothing to do with mind reading.. it is just doing the math and assuming everyone wants what is best for them personally..

We would have to create a conspiracy to provide a reason for Assad to use gas whenwinnibf..

a reply to: nightbringr

Probably.