Getting back to Syria. A news round up of sortsQusay(i)r has been taken back from NATO’s mercs.A photo of elated Syrian soldiers and Syrian civilians applauding, raising the flag and bringing in supplies for residents who can return.Fighters and civilians loyal to -their homes & their families- hold up the Syrian flag after capturing the strategic town of Qusair, June 5, 2013. It is nice to see the Syrian people happy :) Syria for SyriansOf course, the western media is engaging in spin.When NATO’s mercs laid siege to Qusay(i)r the western media said nothing. No condemnation at allWhen the NATO mercs laid seige to the town and forced the majority of it’s residents to flee.The western media was probably cheering the subsequent cleansing.Now that Syria has taken back their town and told the people they can return it's suddenly a problem? Syrian government is now telling the residents to come back to their homes..
A statement from the army calls on the town's citizens to return to their homes, and says the armed forces will be "lenient and forgiving" with those who surrender.
"Yes, al-Qusayr fell to regime control," said 25-year-old Muhammad Awad of the (NATO mercenary)- “Free Syrian Army's al-Farouk Battalion” (Al Qaeda) in Qusayr. "Let the world, the regime and all the people against us be happy. We retreated because we could not take them on anymore."
A strike against Al Quada. Good for Syria. I am sure Israel is most displeased.I was thinking about the msm coverage regarding the return of this town to the Syrians.All spin and perception managementWhere was the main stream media's blanket condemnation when US troops pacified (kill everyone and level everything) Fallujah?? Interesting pdf on FallujahWhich was not the case at all in Syria . al-Qusayr was full of mercs. Syrian army fought a ground battle to retake the town. The US simply obliterated Fallujah and contaminated the entire area (read the pdf if you are in doubt)Concluding: al-Qusay(i)r is free of NATO mercs and the residents can returnLet’s move on to news of chemical weapons being used, but not who used them, in Syria according to the Useless NationsFrance’s Fabius is the front man for this sales campaign
The commission's report says there is not enough evidence to determine which chemical agents have been used in Syria or who deployed them. It says those conclusions would require testing victims and collecting samples at the site of four alleged attacks
Fabius doesn't worry about truth, he moves right into super spin mode:
But in Paris, French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said tests performed by a French laboratory showed with certainty that the deadly nerve agent sarin was used in Syria on several occasions. He said the results were handed over to the United Nations, but did not disclose where or by whom the sarin gas had been used.
The White House said Tuesday the United States needs more evidence about the use of chemical weapons in Syria before making decisions on how to respond.
The US, still promoting their 'hands off' narrative and lead from behind nonsenseLet's chat about just who has been caught with sarin in their possession and where these persons were when they were caught.Sarin property of NATO’s mercs in Turkey and IraqSarin in Turkey
Turkish security forces found a 2kg cylinder with sarin gas after searching the homes of Syrian(NATO) militants from the Al-Qaeda linked Al-Nusra Front who were previously detained, Turkish media reports.
Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs Serguei Lavrov awaits an investigation by Turkey and the handing over of its results about the arrest in that country of Syrian rebels that were carrying sarin gas.
WP, despite the wording, the arrests were made and coincide with other reports....
Turkish authorities are questioning six suspects detained during simultaneous anti-terrorism police raids in four cities, according to the state-run agency .Authorities have refused to identify the suspects, but the private Dogan news agency said all 12 were detained during a police sweep on suspected members of al-Qaida or of Jabhat al-Nusra, the al-Qaida linked opposition force fighting in Syria. Some chemical materials were confiscated during the raid, but denied a report which claimed that sarin gas was seized during the raids. He said experts were trying to determine what the materials could be used for.
It does not make sense to deny Sarin was confiscated when, allegedly, one is in the process of determining what the materials are.Sarin in Iraq- Al-Qa'ida caught making poison gas in Iraq
The group of five people had built two facilities in Baghdad to produce sarin and mustard gas, using instructions from another al-Qa'ida group, government spokesman Mohammed al-Askari said yesterday. The arrest of the cell members had been possible because of co-operation between Iraqi and foreign intelligence services, he added.
So, Fabius and the UN are suggesting, implying, leaving it to your frightened imagination that sarin has been used by the Syrian government. However, looking at all the available information, the only reasonable conclusion one can draw is that NATO's mercs have made and used, are still making and using Sarin gas. For the UN and France to obfuscate the facts makes very clear that France, Britian and the UN are supporting terrorists.Two notorious war mongering liars are back......Condoleeza (bad cop) Rice. Get a barf bag.Colin (good cop) Powell Took a more cautious approach to getting involved militarily. “We have to be very, very careful with some of the, ‘Well, let’s just go in and start bombing, let’s just go in and put in a no-fly zone,'" he told Bloomberg TV. "I wouldn’t like a no-fly zone. If you want to take out the Syrian air force, take it out. Don’t just fly around in circles waiting for it to come up. That won’t be hard to do. But you have to understand, if that doesn’t work, are you then committed to take the next steps?"Speaking of "no fly" zones- Jordan: US Deploying Patriots, F-16s Jordanian officials said Wednesday that the U.S. will deploy anti-missile batteries and F-16 jet fighters in the kingdom to bolster its defense capabilities in the face of a Syrian attack