Senator Rand Paul is calling on the Senate Intelligence Committee to review the evidence linking Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to a chemical weapons attack that lead to Trump’s illegal missile strike on Syria.
Paul went on the “The Laura Ingraham Show” and noted that Assad is“either the dumbest dictator in the world, or it may be more confusing.”
How did the world end up with a worse US Ambassador to the United Nation than Samantha Power?
Nikki Haley is as clueless as Power ever was, much more hateful of Russia, and more supportive of Al Qaeda.
CNN is happy to give Haley a platform for her disinformation campaign.
Zerohedge reports…
Dennis Kucinich hit all the main points.
He talks about the false flag Ghouta chemical attack.
He talks about the United States helping ISIS by attacking Assad.
He talks about helping Saudi Arabia (who Kucinich notes played a large role in 9-11), by attacking Assad.
When asked point blank about whether he believes Assad committed the chemical attacks, Kucinich said “NO”.
When asked if rebels have used chemical weapons, Kucinich said “YES”.
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(ANTIWAR) While US “outrage” at civilian casualties from Syrian airstrikes is being used as a pretext for military intervention against the Syrian government, US forces continue their own airstrikes backing military operations in northeastern Syria, and are killing an increasing number of civilians in their own right.
The United States finds its increasingly clumsy, circular foreign policy looping back once again to accusations of “weapons of mass destruction” being inexplicably used against a civilian population, this time in Syria’s northern city of Idlib currently serving as the defacto capital of terrorist organizations including various Al Qaeda affiliates, most notably the US State Department designated foreign terrorist organization, al-Nusrah […]
Considering the rush by the corporate media to blame Assad for the recent apparent gas attack in Syria, we feel it is timely to remind ourselves of Seymour Hersh’s 2014 piece examining the response to a previous chemical weapons incident in the country. Legendary journalist Hersh was sidelined by the mainstream news establishment for daring to do a journalist’s actual […]
(ANTIMEDIA) Although it is widely speculated that one of Trump’s aims in striking Syria was to garner further domestic public support for a political career off to a horrendous start, the result may, in fact, cost him a significant portion of his original support base.
Jay Dyer from jaysanalysis.com talk about Trump folding to pressure from the deep state and the neocons over Syria. Is this it, for Trump?
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21st Century Wire says…
Not at all.
Yesterday’s Syria strikes have created quite a rift in President Trump’s support base, with many seeing him as no longer any better than those presidents that have come before him.
