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Originally posted by FlyInTheOintment
reply to post by ecapsretuo
I guess we shall have to wait and see whether the UN inspectors uncover 'evidence' of Russian complicity, in order for the original 'Britam plan' to take full effect (drawing the Russians into a global conflict centred around the ME).
The mission is to determine whether an attack actually took place - but not who was responsible.
Originally posted by CaptainNemo
I know this is a conspiracy website, but maybe this actually happened? I'm going to trust the doctors on this one, they have nothing to gain. Charity doctors reported 355 people died of neurotoxic symptoms. I believe we should wait to determine who was responsible but there's no doubt chemical weapons have been used.
Doctors Without Borders is fully funded by the very same corporate financier interests behind Wall Street and London's collective foreign policy, including regime change in Syria and neighboring Iran. Doctors Without Borders' own annual report (2010 report can be accessed here), includes as financial donors, Goldman Sachs, Wells Fargo, Citigroup, Google, Microsoft, Bloomberg, Mitt Romney's Bain Capital, and a myriad of other corporate-financier interests. Doctors Without Borders also features bankers upon its Board of Advisers including Elizabeth Beshel Robinson of Goldman Sachs.
www.dailymail.co.uk...
Phil
We've got a new offer. It's about Syria again. Qataris propose an attractive deal and swear that the idea is approved by Washington.
We'll have to deliver a CW to Homs, a Soviet origin g-shell from Libya similar to those that Assad should have.
They want us to deploy our Ukrainian personnel that should speak Russian and make a video record.
Frankly, I don't think it's a good idea but the sums proposed are enormous. Your opinion?
Kind regards
David
Although they appeared to have been sent on different dates — more than two months apart — they both share the same message identity number, which is supposed to be unique to an email, and were sent at exactly the same time of day.
Originally posted by LogicalRazor
I'm sure this has already been said but, even crazy lunatic Alex Jones dropped this once it was established that it was a hoax. He had bragged and teased that it was "huge"....only to fizzle away into nothingness.
Pushing the same story over and over won't make it so....just take a lesson from the Bush Administration.
Originally posted by Leonidas
Oh shut up with this false-flag # every time someone gets a parking ticket.
I am wondering aloud about where ATS would be like if we could somehow vet new members better. The core of the site and members is still solid. But the cancer of paranoia, politics and media are leaking into the fringes and too much of the site is becoming like any other slanted hate-rage extremism you can find on Youtube or lesser forums.
I am not making any judgement on this attack.
I am also sorry for the rant guys. Truly. But this site is something better than what is out there and I hope we can keep it that way for a while longer at least.
Originally posted by khimbar
It's taken down because it was faked.
They had to take it down.
www.theguardian.com...
Martin Wood, for Associated Newspapers, said in a statement before the judge, Mrs Justice Nicola Davies: "My lady, on behalf of the defendant, I confirm that the defendant offers its sincere apologies to the claimants for the damage and distress caused by the publication of these false allegations, which had appeared on US websites.
"The defendant acknowledges that the emails in question were completely fabricated and that there is no question of any of the claimants being involved – or even considering becoming involved – in the heinous actions to which the article referred. The defendant is pleased to set the record straight."
Originally posted by Wookiep
How credible is the Daily Mail, normally? I honestly know nothing about it..But if they ARE considered credible, then let me get this straight...
Some forged/leaked emails came out about how the U.S. has been planning a chem attack all along, and this media outlet felt it important enough to write an article about it, then forced to retract it once the claim was made that the emails were forged? I may not be picking this up all the way so bear with me... but can you IMAGINE if something this potentially damming got out on CNN or something then suddenly it's like "oops, we were wrong". ??
I wonder just what sources they have over there at the daily mail.. I mean.. really? I'm not sold on the retraction, not at all. I'm not entirely sold on this original article either cause it's just so...unbelievable. If there is any truth in this, then this is HUGE. I mean, revolutionary, time to get rid of government HUGE. Of course I forget the state of apathy the American people are in.. If this could be confirmed I really do wonder if the zombies would still support Obama after this! Sadly, I bet they would, how sick is that!edit on 26-8-2013 by Wookiep because: (no reason given)