- Similar to the Salisbury chemical attack; Where no proof has been made public that confirms Russia did it. (Just that they had the capability and the inclination)
- In Syria we have no proof that Assad did it? (Just the capability and the inclination)
- Both Assad and Rebels have chemical weapons. (Possibility and probability exist on both sides)
- So the possible scenarios are
- Assad forces did carry out the attack.
- Assad forces hit a Chemical weapons dump held by rebels.
- Rebels carried out the attack to get support from west as they are losing.
- US/UK covert forces carried out/enable the attack to pave the way for attacks in Syria.
- There maybe other scenarios that ive not thought of.
- Lets go to proof
- All ive seen is comments like "highly likely", "all the indications are that" this is not evidence of proof when there are other possibility's that exist.
- Trump said "We have irrefutable evidence" but then didn't say what that evidence was.
- Lets look at reasons for carrying out such an attack
- Assad
- Hes possibly a physco its about the only reason for
- or maybe he thought it would scare the rebels out
- or maybe he thought it would scare the people out
- Assad is winning in Syria, the town involved is the last stronghold of the Rebels, why risk international condemnation?
- Rebels
- They are losing, enabling by whatever means, the release of chemical agent gets them World Wide support.
- US/UK
- Its well known they wanted Assad gone.
- Assad is backed by Russia, Russia has a Mediterranean military base.
- Im sure the US would like Russia out of its Mediterranean military base.
Just as in Iraq where we now have various UK and US oil company's running the oil. We now have gas muddying the waters in Syria. Or is that just a nice by product of a much bigger picture?
"Ministers said it was "highly likely" the Assad regime was responsible for a suspected chemical attack"
"Mrs May has said "all the indications" are that the Syrian regime of president Bashar al-Assad, which denies mounting a chemical attack, was responsible for the alleged attack in the formerly rebel-held town of Douma."
"Evidence is still being gathered, but US officials are understood to have results from blood and urine samples that indicate chlorine and a nerve agent were used in the Syrian town of Douma.
But they privately admit they can't be 100% sure."
Is "Cant be 100% sure" good enough?
Is "highly likely" good enough?
Is "all the indications" good enough?
To those that would say we cant possibly let the killing of innocent people go unchecked. There were between 500,000 and 1 million killed in the Rwandan genocide and the UK and the US didn't bat an eyelid.
"During these events and in the aftermath, the United Nations (UN) and countries including the United States, the United Kingdom, and Belgium were criticized for their inaction and failure to strengthen the force and mandate of the UN Assistance Mission for Rwanda (UNAMIR) peacekeepers. Other observers criticized the government of France for alleged support of the Hutu government after the genocide had begun."
LINKS
Syria 'chemical attack': France's President Macron 'has proof'
Top UN Inspector: Assad Not Responsible For Chemical Weapons Attack
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genie_Energy
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gleiwitz_incident
UN Sources Say Syrian Rebels - Not Assad - Used Sarin Gas
Jeremy Corbyn: May waiting for Trump instructions on Syria
Theresa May 'to act on Syria without MPs' vote'
Halliburton Made $39.5 Billion From The Iraq War
UN Mission Report Confirms that “Opposition” Rebels Used Chemical Weapons against Civilians and Government Forces
Yes, the US-Supported Syrian “Rebels” DO Have Access to Chemical Weapons
US says it has proof Syria carried out Douma gas attack
What Really Happened in the Douma Chemical Attack?
Confirmation of Syria chemical attack will take weeks
NOW MATTIS ADMITS THERE WAS NO EVIDENCE ASSAD USED POISON GAS ON HIS PEOPLE: OPINION
Syria Airstrikes Instantly Added Nearly $5 Billion to Missile-Makers' Stock Value
Rwandan genocide
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