De VS is bereid om militaire actie te ondernemen tegen de Syrische regering, zo meldde Anti-Media gisteren, dit om Syrië af te houden van gifgasgebruik…….. Ofwel Trump heeft de rode lijn voor Syrië gerenoveerd….. De claim dat het reguliere Syrische leger gifgas gebruikt is een leugen van formaat, keer op keer blijkt na onderzoek dat de ‘gematigde rebellen’ (lees: psychopathische moordenaars, verkrachters en martelbeulen) verantwoordelijk zijn….. Grote verkondiger van deze leugens is de VS zelf (‘uiteraard’ gesteund door de zogenaamde onafhankelijke massamedia en het overgrote deel van de westerse VS ‘politici…’)……

‘Rebellen’ als Al Qaida Syrië (o.a. al-Nusra) hebben nog steeds voorraden gifgas, terwijl echte deskundigen, waaronder wapeninspecteurs al een aantal jaren roepen dat het Syrische leger niet langer beschikt over massavernietigingswapens als gifgas…… E.e.a. bleek bijvoorbeeld na ‘de gifgasaanval’ op Khan Sheikhoun: daar raakte de Syrische luchtmacht een wapendepot van een aan Al Qaida gelieerde terreurgroep, een wapendepot waar het gifgas chlorine was opgeslagen.

Nog steeds wordt Syrië verantwoordelijk gehouden door de reguliere westerse (massa-) media en het grootste deel van de westerse politici voor de gifgasaanval op Khan Sheikhoun, een aanval die volgens deze politici en media niet met chlorine, maar met Sarin, een zenuwgas, zou zijn gedaan…….. (foto’s toonden al aan dat het niet om Sarin ging en uit later onderzoek wees uit dat het chlorine was….)

De ‘gematigde rebellen’ gebruiken gifgas als middel om Syrië als een kwaadaardig regime af te schilderen, ofwel in ‘false flag’ operaties….*

De VS bedreigt Syrië met een groot aantal leugens, waar geen nanometer bewijs voor is geleverd (oh ja dom van mij, immers het gaat om leugens…) dat de VS intussen (wel) bewezen vele duizenden Syrische burgers heeft vermoord in bombardementen zoals die op Raqqa, interesseert blijkbaar niemand……….

Lees het volgende artikel van Middle East Eye (MEE) , zoals geplaatst op Anti-Media, een artikel dat hier en daar wat rammelt. Voor meer over gifgasgebruik in Syrië, zie de links onder het volgende artikel:

US
Prepared to Take Military Action Against Syrian Government Forces,
Officials Warn

February
1, 2018 at 11:11 am

Written
by Middle
East Eye

(MEE) — The
Trump administration is prepared to again take military action
against Syrian government forces if necessary to deter the use of
chemical weapons and is concerned they may be developing new methods
to deliver such weapons, senior US officials said on
Thursday.

Forces
loyal to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad have continued occasional
use of chemical weapons in smaller amounts since a deadly attack last
April that drew a US missile strike on a Syrian air base, the
officials told reporters in a briefing.

If
the international community does not act quickly to step up pressure
on Assad, Syria’s chemical weapons could spread beyond Syria and
possibly even to the United States, one of the officials said,
speaking on condition of anonymity. “It will spread if we don’t
do something,” the official warned.

In
late January,
rescue workers in a rebel-held enclave east of Damascus said
government forces had again used chlorine gas, and the Syrian
Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR**) said at least 13 people had suffered
suffocation.

The
White Helmets civil defence rescue force, which operates in
rebel-held parts of Syria, said 13 civilians including women and
children had been “injured after (the) Assad regime used chlorine
gas in Douma city in Eastern Ghouta”.

The
EU last year blacklisted
over a dozen high
ranking Syrian military officials and scientists over chemical
weapons attacks on civilians inside Syria.

At
least 20 civilians were killed Thursday in Syrian government air
strikes on rebel-held territory in the country’s north, a war
monitor said.

Elsewhere
three children were reported killed in artillery strikes on
rebel-held Eastern Ghouta, while state news agency SANA said seven
people died in apparent retaliatory shelling of nearby
government-held Damascus.

The
aerial bombardments in the north pounded several areas in the
provinces of Aleppo and Idlib, where government troops are waging a
Russian-backed assault against rebels and militants.

Constitutional
Changes

Separately
on Thursday, Syria’s opposition said it would cooperate with
proposals made at a Russia-hosted conference this week to rewrite the
country’s constitution as long as the process remains under UN
auspices.

Participants
at Tuesday’s meeting in the Black Sea resort of Sochi in Russia –
which is a powerful supporter of Assad – agreed to set up a
committee to change the Syrian constitution, and called for
democratic elections.

The
main Syrian opposition negotiating group had boycotted the gathering,
while the United States, Britain and France also stayed away because
of what they said was the Syrian government’s refusal to properly
engage.

However,
chief opposition negotiator Nasr Hariri said the Syrian Negotiation
Commission would “work positively” with the proposed committee
because responsibility for setting it up had been handed to the UN
Syria envoy, Staffan de Mistura.

“If
the constitutional committee is set up… within the UN process in
Geneva, strictly consistent with UN resolution 2254, yes we will
continue to work with the UN process in this regard,” he told a
news conference.

Damascus
welcomed the results of the Sochi meeting.

“The
final statement of the conference confirmed the consensus of Syrians
on … preserving the sovereignty and unity of Syrian territory and
people, and the exclusive right of the Syrian people to choose their
own political and economic system,” the Foreign Ministry said in a
statement.

It
made no mention of the decision to set up a committee to rewrite the
constitution or the call for democratic elections.

Four
years of on-off United Nations-mediated peace talks have yielded
little progress toward ending the seven-year war, but De Mistura has
pressed ahead with efforts for a political solution.

He
said on Tuesday the constitutional committee agreed in Sochi “will
become a reality in Geneva”, where most of the UN-led Syria peace
talks have been held. De Mistura also said he would decide the
criteria for committee members and select about 50 people – from
government, opposition and independent groups.

By MEE
and agencies / Republished
with permission / Middle
East Eye / Report
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