French 'Proof' That Assad Used Sarin in Khan Sheikhoun Turns out to Be Complete BS
It's based on circular logic. If anything, what little has been supposedly established actually points in the other direction
For over a week now France has claimed it has irrefutable evidence that Syrian military used gas against civilians earlier this month and would present it shortly.
It has now done so. It says it has determined that sarin used in the 2017 Khan Sheikhoun attack came from the same stock used in an earlier 2013 attack.
This is it. This is the extent of its super-duper evidence.
Because Paris "knows" the Syrian army used sarin in 2013, which Syria denies and was never proven, France now "knows" Syria also used sarin in 2017.
Anywhere else that would be called circular logic.
If anything, if samples from Khan Sheikhoun match sarin used in 2013 that makes it all the more likely that it came from rebel stock. The same stock they ultimately used to stage the East Ghouta false flag.
1/2: France KhanSheikhun proof: 'same sarin used by Assad before'
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/apr/26/syria-assad-forces-carried-out-sarin-attack-says-french-intelligence …
They mean same sarin France alleges he used before
France report blaming Assad also relies on 'signature' presence of hexamine. Yet UN Syria chemical weapon chief states it isn't a signature
@ShoebridgeC Here is the report: diplomatie.gouv.fr/IMG/pdf/170425…
Conclusions looks to be based on wishful thinking, and some odd comparison with a Saraqib atk
Conclusions looks to be based on wishful thinking, and some odd comparison with a Saraqib atk
Further reading:
- The New York Times Is No Longer Sure Assad Carried out the 2013 Sarin Gas Attack
- Increasingly Likely Rebels Were Storing Chemical Weapons and Syrian Jets Hit Warehouse
- Al-Qaeda's Sarin Gas Supplier Welcomes US Attack on Syria
- Turkey Should Be the Prime Suspect in Syria 'Gas Attack'
- Seymour Hersh: Tests Revealed Sarin Attack in Syria Not From Assad
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