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Annunak1
reply to post by Agit8dChop
Too bad that there is already to much blood spilled for Assad to stay in charge.
ColCurious
reply to post by Agit8dChop
Let's imagine for a second that this guy is actually telling the truth...
What if the Russians provide evidence that leads to Mossad, the Saudi DMG, or even the CIA?
What happens then, considering that there is a standing U.N. resolution (including military action) against WHOEVER is really guilty of using the Sarin?
Chrisfishenstein
reply to post by Agit8dChop
I found the part about "the United States put pressure on the UN to pull out without a complete investigation" (or something along those lines) very interesting....
soulwaxer
To me, it's clear as day that Assad is being truthful and Obama and Kerry are lying through their teeth.
Dustytoad
Seems that way, but I don't trust him. I don't trust anybody with power. He seems like he was being honest, but what if he feels bad and got caught? I don't know.edit on 9/19/2013 by Dustytoad because: (no reason given)
Agit8dChop
Pretty interesting now I've watched it through.
Mentions Russia has satellite proof that the missiles didn't come from the base, like the US and Israel says.
Says the US put pressure on the UN to leave...
the interviewer, arrogant, red blue and white dressings, glasses, books in the background very much the intellectual American image vs the Arab leader!
Assad seems almost, ignorant of the UN and its resolutions, not caring to know them because he knows the logic of the situation is on his side!
rockets that hit two Damascus suburbs were fired from the north-west, indicating they came from a nearby mountains where the Syrian military is known to have major bases
cited five key details, the scale of the attack, the quality of the sarin, the type of rockets, the warheads used and the trajectory
While the UN stuck within its mandate, it has provided enough data to provide an overwhelming case that this had to be government-sponsored
starfoxxx
They should of just had a mad man assassinate him right there.. Done over with...
During the last few weeks, we have worked with the Commission and set the guidelines for cooperation. First of these, is that our national sovereignty is a red line and as such the Commission will directly liaise with us during the process. Second, the issue is not only how the investigation will be conducted but also how the results will be interpreted. We are all aware that instead of being interpreted in an objective manner, these results could easily be interpreted according to the requirements and agendas of certain major countries. Certainly, we expect Russia to block any interpretation that aims to serve American and western policies.
I found the part about "the United States put pressure on the UN to pull out without a complete investigation" (or something along those lines) very interesting....
The U.S. would never tell the U.N. to pull out for any other reason than for their safety.