12/17 — [Clarissa Ward] CNN Was Caught Fabricating The Story Of A Prisoner Found In Assad’s Secret Prison [Thread, 1,2 and 2.5 ,3]

Apr 2018 - Why Is This CNN [Clarissa Ward] Reporter Sniffing Chemical Weapons?

DOD In 2012 Intelligence Report:
Excerpt From My 2019 Article Discussing The 2012 DOD Intelligence Document "Leaked OPCW Bombshell Report Shatters The Official Syria Narrative”

rebels used sarin gas two times in March and April, on government soldiers in the time between the red-line declaration and Assad’s first alleged sarin attack on Ghouta in August of 2013 [ Assad had not even been accused of using chemical weapons when Obama gave his red-line declaration]...

Ever since the infamous Ghouta attack, the first of many such allegations, Assad has repeatedly denied any usage of chemical weapons, with the Douma attack being no different.

..It is worth noting that while Obama’s warning addressed Assad and “any player on the ground,” nothing was actually done when rebels used sarin gas two times in March and April, on government soldiers in the time between the red-line declaration and Assad’s first alleged sarin attack on Ghouta in August of 2013. Days after the Ghouta sarin attack, two more sarin gas attacks were launched by rebels on government soldiers and civilians. These four sarin attacks by the rebels on government forces were confirmed by the UN in the December 2013 report.

https://web.archive.org/web/20190806091249/https://unoda-web.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/report.pdf

Why would Assad have used chemical weapons after being explicitly warned by the commander in chief of the most powerful military in the world to not use such weapons? Would the rebels have more to gain if they perpetrated the attack, but blamed Assad for it, as they clearly had sarin gas and the willingness to use it.

Israel is not willing to accept this arrangement, Israeli security officials expect no reconstruction before disarmament, as they believe it contradicts Trump's original plan," - Israeli Channel 13.