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From your link:No. Douma was won officially on March 31. Only a small number of the terrorists remained and were in the middle of negotiating a cease fire with the Russians.
The city had been won. Assad was freeing his people that had been held hostage by the terror group Jaish al Islam, You know the John McCain endorsed and the US supported "good' ISIS group
BBC much like our mainstream media can't be trusted.Talk to the BBC, they disagree:Uh huh...98% of the territory the terrorists had is GONE....the terrorists in Douma have left as well! Farsnews
They had left BEFORE the supposed attack happened. Keep dreaming up idiotic scenarios.
In March, troops split the region into three pockets - the largest of which was around Douma, home to between 80,000 and 150,000 people. Facing defeat, rebel groups in the other two pockets agreed to be evacuated to northern Syria.
But the group controlling Douma, Jaysh al-Islam, continued to hold out. On 6 April, after negotiations with the government stalled, air strikes resumed.
Yeah right. Or maybe he is a brutal dictator fighting for survival and sees that killing and terrorizing his enemies will enable him to stay in power.Ron Paul: Assad Gassing His Own People Is 'Total Nonsense'
Indeed it is and anyone with a few brain cells can see Assad gains nothing but Israel,Saudi Arabia,USA,England and France gain a lot. On top of the fact smoke bombs and chemical containers marked Germany and England were found in the town AND a boy that supposedly died in it was promised food if he took part in the false flag attack.
BBC much like our mainstream media can't be trusted.Talk to the BBC, they disagree:Uh huh...98% of the territory the terrorists had is GONE....the terrorists in Douma have left as well! Farsnews
They had left BEFORE the supposed attack happened. Keep dreaming up idiotic scenarios.
In March, troops split the region into three pockets - the largest of which was around Douma, home to between 80,000 and 150,000 people. Facing defeat, rebel groups in the other two pockets agreed to be evacuated to northern Syria.
But the group controlling Douma, Jaysh al-Islam, continued to hold out. On 6 April, after negotiations with the government stalled, air strikes resumed.
Ron Paul is right again, Common sense will tell you that Assad had nothing to gain and everything to lose.
Exactly. The Syrian Army had won the city. They were in the middle of a cease fire negotiation and expelling the terror cell that had been holding the people of Douma hostage.
Douma's people were being freed. And we're supposed to believe that Assad wanted to gas the very people his army was saving from Jaish al Islam. No way this was Assad.
Obviously, the Regime Change powers-that-be benefited most from this supposed 'attack.' Assad had absolutely nothing to gain by it. So just do the math. The good Doctor is once again Spot On.
Can't be trusted to write the truth or can't be trusted to corroborate your narrative? I challenge you to find a source that contradicts this BBC snippet.BBC much like our mainstream media can't be trusted.Talk to the BBC, they disagree:Uh huh...98% of the territory the terrorists had is GONE....the terrorists in Douma have left as well! Farsnews
They had left BEFORE the supposed attack happened. Keep dreaming up idiotic scenarios.
In March, troops split the region into three pockets - the largest of which was around Douma, home to between 80,000 and 150,000 people. Facing defeat, rebel groups in the other two pockets agreed to be evacuated to northern Syria.
But the group controlling Douma, Jaysh al-Islam, continued to hold out. On 6 April, after negotiations with the government stalled, air strikes resumed.
Nah, not everyone thinks civil war, dictators, and war crimes are funny, but I'm glad you do.Yeah right. Or maybe he is a brutal dictator fighting for survival and sees that killing and terrorizing his enemies will enable him to stay in power.Ron Paul: Assad Gassing His Own People Is 'Total Nonsense'
Indeed it is and anyone with a few brain cells can see Assad gains nothing but Israel,Saudi Arabia,USA,England and France gain a lot. On top of the fact smoke bombs and chemical containers marked Germany and England were found in the town AND a boy that supposedly died in it was promised food if he took part in the false flag attack.
you need to start a comedy club.
The city had been won. Assad was freeing his people that had been held hostage by the terror group Jaish al Islam, You know the John McCain endorsed and the US supported "good' ISIS group
"freeing his people" by using chemical warfare?
Have you ever checked your 'independent sources'?BBC much like our mainstream media can't be trusted.Talk to the BBC, they disagree:Uh huh...98% of the territory the terrorists had is GONE....the terrorists in Douma have left as well! Farsnews
They had left BEFORE the supposed attack happened. Keep dreaming up idiotic scenarios.
In March, troops split the region into three pockets - the largest of which was around Douma, home to between 80,000 and 150,000 people. Facing defeat, rebel groups in the other two pockets agreed to be evacuated to northern Syria.
But the group controlling Douma, Jaysh al-Islam, continued to hold out. On 6 April, after negotiations with the government stalled, air strikes resumed.
He obviously worships the LAMESTREAM media as the gospel truth never bothering to consider independent sources like the corbett report or AMERICAN FREE PRESS are much more accurate.
It is clear that these chemical attacks were the work of saboteurs and not Assad. Our very own War Department secretary confirmed the gas attacks last year and in 2013 were never confirmed to be performed by Assad's forces.BBC much like our mainstream media can't be trusted.Talk to the BBC, they disagree:Uh huh...98% of the territory the terrorists had is GONE....the terrorists in Douma have left as well! Farsnews
They had left BEFORE the supposed attack happened. Keep dreaming up idiotic scenarios.
In March, troops split the region into three pockets - the largest of which was around Douma, home to between 80,000 and 150,000 people. Facing defeat, rebel groups in the other two pockets agreed to be evacuated to northern Syria.
But the group controlling Douma, Jaysh al-Islam, continued to hold out. On 6 April, after negotiations with the government stalled, air strikes resumed.
