Despite all the aid provided by the US through its proxies to the Syrian rebels, despite all the atrocities they've committed, and despite all the biased media coverage favoring them, they are still in a stalemate with the Syrian government. So it seems the rebels and Israelis have
committed a series of actions intended to pull foreign powers into fighting. As for that
chemical weapon attack:
"All welcomed the rapid decision by Ban Ki-moon, the United Nations
secretary-general, to investigate an alleged chemical attack that reportedly
killed 26, including Syrian soldiers.
Unusually, the request for that investigation came from the Syrian regime,
which claimed that Islamic jihadist rebels launched a chemical weapons
attack. Since then, precious little evidence in any way has come from the
area despite an awful lot of diplomatic noise around the world.
However a senior source close to the Syrian Army has given Channel 4 News
the first clear account of what he claims is believed to have occurred on
Tuesday. He is a trusted and hitherto reliable source who does not wish to
be identified.
The Syrian military is said to believe that a home-made locally-manufactured
rocket was fired, containing a form of chlorine known as CL17, easily
available as a swimming pool cleaner. They claim that the warhead contained
a quantity of the gas, dissolved in saline solution."
As many feared.
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