Chemical Weapons Experts Enter Douma

[vetuste_ennemi]

BBC News. Final stage in the rewind of the due process tape whereby sentence is announced before judgment,and judgment is decided before evidence.

[david small]

And inside out is upside down, black is white on a Tuesday if raining. The truth is a broken economy, and honesty dies in the arms of false integrity.

[Spicerack]

There'll be no appetite for 'gas attack' threads on here, ve.
It must have slowly dawned, by now, to even the most ardent 'Bomb the Butcher' enthusiasts that they've been had.

[1ozzy]

The "Kangaroo Court" will convene soon.

Whatever the outcome there will be those that wish to convince otherwise.

[Peter Pedant]

well why stop at re writing history at Booma-Douma ?
we do in fact agree on some things - it was bombed to hell. The people inside were bussed out - we can also agree that the last time freedom fighters were bussed out - to Idlib, the Syrian Foreign Minister ( butcher, bombast and baby killer ) commented " They are terroristen - we wanted to kill them but you have insisted they live. they all take bus to Europe and you will learn -boom - Enjoy!"

I think we all agree that Julia Skip ( not a frequent visitor to Syria we can agree ) was also not gassed, never ventilated on an ITU. The incredibly expensive clean up in Salisbury is a sham to cover up a "flase-flag" attack. Jooliez father took ten days off not because HE was gassed but because he couldnt do that days Times Crossword. I dont know how people find out the real truth in these days

A-234 used in Salisbury is remarkably stable - I dont know why it was used - you want the evidence to go away. But Litvinov ( really killed by MI5 like poor Princess Di - Hey Meghan should watch out!) was killed by "undetectable" Polonium ( excuse me! what was that?). Anyway Sarin = possibly used in Douma is hydrolysed, so two weeks should be enough for it to break down.

so yes we will agree - it is so long - that they will find nothing.

[Peter Pedant]

// There'll be no appetite for 'gas attack' threads on here,//

tell you what - I'llpay for a single ticket for you to fly to Syria for a holiday in Booma-Douma - you can take the family on your own account.

No ? well all the stories of violence are social constructs - so why not ? Oh, I see you dont speak French or Arabic.....
I know there would be a good reason ....

[Spicerack]

At least I can get by in English, Stanley.

[Peter Pedant]

OK when are you gonna go?
I have a spare gas mask from my time over at Porton Down - chemical is harder to work than biological

[Spicerack]

If I was you, I'd hang on to that mask and sue the manufacturers.

[Gromit]

None of it matters.
Remember when Hans Blix failed to find any Weapons of Mass Destruction (beccause they never existed)?
It did not stop the war. The leaders who conned the public into spending billions/trillions of dollars and pounds remained in office. Hundreds of thousands were killed after the WMD con was revealed.

[Khandro]

Anecdotal yes, but the German press have recorded interviews with 'real' Syrian refugees here in the hostels who have said that it is common for ISIS to leave canisters of chemicals in targets that they abandon and ones likely to be bombed, in order that an ordinary bomb (bad enough) appears to be a chemical one.
I don't know if that is true, but it sounds highly plausible to me.

[ichkeria]

I’m willing to bet money that the weapons inspectors findings will be inconclusive at best.
They’ve been allowed in — finally — for a reason: as for ‘judge and jury’ the Russians have been concocting theories and wild accusations presented as fact, since Day One.
One good one was that the Germans and the British had rejeased chlorine gas. Unfortunately the German canisters shown on Russian TV were shown to be archaic fakes.

[mushroom25]

//Polonium (excuse me! what was that?)

why, Polonium is found in tobacco smoke - http://scienceblog.cancerresearchuk.org/2008/08/29/radioactive-polonium-in-cigarette-smoke/
so clearly Mr Litvinenko smoked himself to death.......

[Spicerack]

Oh dear.
Our Minister for Counter Terrorism, Tobias Ellwood, was just on Sunday Politics(BBC) justifying the bombing of Syria, as one would expect.
He then went on to say, Assad's next move will be to rid Idlib of Daesh and,,,,,,,,it's very important that we stop him.
Fight terrorism here, defend it in Syria.