Wednesday,
March 19, 2013
Today’s news of a possible chemical attack
out of Syria is a big question mark right now but no matter how we look at it,
it is some very troubling news. Here’s what some in the MSM are reporting this
early Tuesday afternoon…
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Image Credit: Iran's Press TV website
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* CBS NEWS brings us the following report and it starts
off like this…
The Syrian
government accused rebels
of firing a chemical weapon for the first time on Tuesday in the north of the
country, killing at least 25 people in the war-torn Aleppo province. Rebels quickly
denied the report and accused regime forces of firing a chemical weapon on a long-range missile… Neither
of the accusations could immediately be verified, and a chemical weapons expert
in the U.K. told CBSNews.com there was very little evidence to suggest any
actual chemical weapons had been deployed…
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rest at link below…
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* USA Today
has this report… The Obama administration has no evidence to back
up a claim by Syrian President Bashar Assad's regime that the U.S.-backed
Syrian rebels used chemical weapons, the White House said Tuesday… A
U.S. official told the AP there was no evidence either side had used such
weapons Tuesday in an attack in northern Syria, disputing a competing claim by
rebels that it was regime forces who fired the chemical weapon… The origin of
the attack is still unclear…
Read the
full report at link below…
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* The
Guardian reports it
this way…
Syria's information minister, Omran al-Zoabi,
says Syrian rebels fired rockets containing chemical agents on Tuesday.
He says the attack breaches international law, and says President Bashar
al-Assad's forces would never use chemical weapons. The pro-opposition Syrian
Observatory for Human Rights says at least 26 people died in the attack near
Aleppo, but the use of chemical weapons has not been confirmed…
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out at link below…
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My bet’s on it didn’t go down as reported… Or
in other words, it wasn't a chemical attack…
AubreyJ………
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