(ANTIMEDIA) On Tuesday, yet another chemical weapons attack occurred in Syria. This particular attack took place in the Idlib province, and dozens have reportedly died as a result.
MSNBC went all in, supporting the “Assad chemical weapons” fake news story neatly packaged by the “moderate rebels” (aka Al Qaeda), the White Helmets (aka ISIS), and the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (a one man operation not even based in Syria, but the UK).
The Duran has already thoroughly debunked the entire Idlib chemical weapons story:
US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley is not playing this one too smart.
Every world leaders who has uttered the words “Assad must go” has either been booted out of office, or is on the brink of getting booted out of office. Nikki Haley doesn’t stand a chance. Trump better start looking for a new US Ambassador to the UN.
Sputnik News reports…
(ANTIWAR) Last week, US officials suggested what was seemingly a major policy change, insisting that the future of Syrian President Bashar Assad was up to the Syrian people, and that the US was accepting “reality” in moving away from demands for Assad’s ouster.
Now that US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Assad’s fate will be decided by the Syrian people and U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley, told reporters…“You pick and choose your battles.
The Duran has reported extensively on the real identity of The White Helmets.
Massive amounts of evidence exposes the White Helmets as US/UK government funded Al Qaeda-ISIS terrorists, disguised as humanitarian heroes.
(ANTIWAR) Defense officials familiar with the situation say that the US will soon deploy another 1,000 ground troops into Syria, with the deployments expected to be part of the buildup ahead of the invasion of the ISIS capital city of Raqqa.
(MPN) As the Syrian conflict has dragged on for the better part of six years, foreign troops have continually played a major role in the fighting and in the conflict’s escalation, causing some to comment that Syria’s so-called civil war is really a proxy war between competing geopolitical interests.
