butchersapron
Bring back hanging
Jesus Christ. Utterly out of your depth. I suggest just ignoring this insulting and dangerous nonsense.
Jesus Christ. Utterly out of your depth. I suggest just ignoring this insulting and dangerous nonsense.
Shut up
My sentiments exactly. Unfortunately the deluded idiot thinks otherwise.Shut up
My sentiments exactly. Unfortunately the deluded idiot thinks otherwise.
A link to the OPCW report from March 2019 was posted on here already I dunno how many times.
OPCW Issues Fact-Finding Mission Report on Chemical Weapons Use Allegation in Douma, Syria, in 2018
No thanks, I'll carry on spamming threads with regime talking points via conspiraloons, holocaust deniers and australian astrologers.
2.16 Based on the analysis results of the samples taken by the FFM from the cylinders, their proximity at both locations, as well as the analysis results of the samples mentioned under paragraph 2.6, it is possible that the cylinders were the source of the substances containing reactive chlorine
2.10 Witnesses reported to the FFM team that there were 43 decedents related to the alleged chemical incident, most of whom were seen in videos and photos strewn on the floor of multiple levels of an apartment building and in front of the same building. Additionally, several witnesses reported seeing decedents in the basement of the building, on multiple floors of the building, on the streets and inside the basements of several buildings within the same area. A United Nations agency also reported cases of death by exposure to a toxic chemical. 6However, the team did not have direct access to examine dead bodies, as it could not enter Douma until two weeks after the incident (see paragraph 2.2), by which time the bodies had been buried
2.17 Regarding the alleged use of toxic chemicals as a weapon on 7 April 2018 in Douma, the Syrian Arab Republic, the evaluation and analysis of all the information gathered by the FFM—witnesses’ testimonies, environmental and biomedical samples analysis results, toxicological and ballistic analyses from experts, additional digital information from witnesses—provide reasonable grounds that the use of a toxic chemical as a weapon took place. This toxic chemical contained reactive chlorine. The toxic chemical was likely molecular chlorine
yep. still a cunt.
8.10 Based on these findings alone, it cannot be unequivocally stated that the wood was exposed to chlorine gas, rather than to hydrogen chloride or hydrochloric acid. Other chemicals such as phosgene or cyanogen chloride, which also decompose to give hydrogen chloride or hydrochloric acid, also could theoretically give rise to bornyl chloride from interaction with alpha-pinene in the wood.
They can't even even sure there was any gas at all
There were 6 swimming pools in the area, all storing chlorine, and a lot of bombing that could well have spread chemicals, or the stocks could have been deliberately released by rebels in an attempt to attract international help for there cause. As there is no conclusive evidence in the report, who knows?
However, I wouldn't put it past Assad to do it, just there's no proof.
You are ruining this thread. Just fuck the fuck off, and when you get there, fuck off some more.
Did you mean "They can't even be sure there was any gas at all"?
Perhaps you can explain why you believe this shite. Or perhaps not.
Because he's a credulous arsePerhaps you can explain why you believe this shite. Or perhaps not.
The report says it. I believe I quoted the passage.
As for using a typo as evidence I'm wrong, is that the best you can manage
So 'fuck off' is the best you can manage, even though there is absolutely no evidence at all, not even bodies than can be identified as victims, and you totally ignore the findings of the report that was put up as evidence of guilt.
The Syrian government might well have used chemical weapons (I have no problem believing they would) but there's shit all proof so, in my opinion, Assad should be attacked for what we know he's done (plenty), not for what we want to think he's done.
The problem comes because the Assad lot can point to this sort of thing and cry, "Bullshit", then use the forwarding of dodgy or impossible to prove accusations to cloud or discredit crimes we can prove he's committed.
It's a form of finkelthink, and it works.
No you didn't quote the passage. "They can't even be sure there was any gas at all." That's not in the passage and typos aside you're worse than wrong if you think that was my point.
The report says it. I believe I quoted the passage.
As for using a typo as evidence I'm wrong, is that the best you can manage?
I copied and pasted so it's verbatim.
Christ on a bike. Typo or copy and paste the quote 'verbatim'. Quote the passage that contains the words "They can't even be sure there was any gas at all."
8.10 Based on these findings alone, it cannot be unequivocally stated that the wood was exposed to chlorine gas, rather than to hydrogen chloride or hydrochloric acid. Other chemicals such as phosgene or cyanogen chloride, which also decompose to give hydrogen chloride or hydrochloric acid, also could theoretically give rise to bornyl chloride from interaction with alpha-pinene in the wood.
Basically, it's a non-story.