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  1. Aug 11

    You're trying to trash OPCW by saying it relied solely on , whom you insinuate are not reliable. Which means you are either unable or unwilling to deal w facts in the report. Off you go, my son.

    "Other" ? where did you say this. Come out of it Prof. Where did I smear OPCW report? I used it to contradict your own disinfo. That's hardly smearing prof
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  2. Aug 10

    : barrel bomb dropped by over (SE. ).

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  3. Aug 10

    : significant escalation w/ 20+ airstrikes so far carried out on SE. & N. CS. Area of now also bombed. Several casualties reported.

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  4. Aug 11

    forces killed Mrs. Subhiya al Salloum along with her husband Mohammad al Kshaima in city in suburbs, Aug 10

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  5. Aug 11

    I didn't say that --- I said there were other local sources who were not (since you're trying to smear OPCW report via WH). If you're going to camp on my timeline, don't push disinfo.

    Replying to @tettodoro @silver_stacker and 4 others
    Your professor also stated that the WHs were not identified as the source of samples for KS. The OPCW report clearly says they were. Why would he?
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  6. Aug 11

    That photo is from well after the incident, when sarin would have dispersed.

    Replying to @ScottLucas_EA
    This you mean? Oh check the protective gear. Check the cordon to protect civilians. This is laughable and you know it.
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  7. Aug 10

    Report is clear that evidence (no quotes) came from multiple local sources and from regime

    Arabiya TV reported, at the time, that the Sheikhoun "evidence" of sarin was provided by .
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  8. Aug 10

    Back at it with the barrel bombs...

    : Barrel bombs kill two people in , per conflict monitor
  9. Aug 10

    : Barrel bombs kill two people in , per conflict monitor

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  10. Aug 10

    forces killed 3 civilians in city in suburbs, Aug 10

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  11. Aug 10
    Replying to

    Apologies that I wasn't clear. Local sources (not necessarily ) meant OPCW had multiple sources, one of whom was WH

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  12. Aug 10

    1. The report to which you've linked is the OPCW Fact Finding Mission report of June 2017 (1st stage of investigation) 2. I linked report of OPCW Joint Investigative Mechanism of Nov. 2017 (2nd stage) They're part of same process.

    Replying to @paulgmulligan @ldm537 @ScottLucas_EA
    The Professor gives the link to the favoured OPCW/JIM report to the Security Council. The OPCW Technical Secretariat report is non judgemental & draws no conclusions about the nature of the attack or who was responsible:
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  13. Aug 10

    . Airstrikes hit center ot town of for 1st time in months. - .

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  14. Aug 10

    1. That refers to liquid sarin. 2. You need to understand properties of sarin to appreciate quick dispersal, which explains why WH responders could treat victims realtively quickly. (in other words, read full primer and put passage below in context)

    From said useful primer If sarin was on clothing how hazardous would it be to handle that clothing without correct protection? Very hazardous. Depending on the amount of contamination, possibly lethal. Full head-to-toe protection would be needed. Not Sandals and shorts then
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  15. Aug 10

    OPCW inspectors obtained evidence of sarin at from: 1. Environmental samples provided by local sources (not identified as ) 2. Biological samples from victims 3. Info provided by regime

    Replying to @ScottLucas_EA
    Did the White Helmets collect samples of Sarin from either of these sites?
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  16. Aug 10

    Yes, that information explaining sarin, the form in which it is delivered, & its dispersal rates will explain why were able to respond quickly over victims of sarin attack

    Replying to @ScottLucas_EA
    I really don't get what my conversation has to do with your tweet? Are you attempting to answer the questions I asked?
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  17. Aug 10

    This is a useful primer on sarin when considering chemical attacks like and .

    Replying to @tettodoro @DyingSlow and 4 others
    Did the White Helmets not retrieve samples of Sarin from the attack site? Did the OPCW not recieve these samples? So we can say for sure that sarin was present when they turned up in sandals and shorts to hose down dying victims. That hardly adds up does it? you tell me? please
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  18. Aug 10

    : airstrikes hit village of Tamanah E. of (SE. ).

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  19. Aug 8
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    Kareem, the OPCW couldn’t get to for security concerns & today regional journalist tweeted there’s no way she safely go to either. How did you manage to reach the town which was controlled by Nusra affiliates & have you any proof you were there?

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  20. Aug 4

    Just saw CNN bragging about its field correspondents showing Clarissa Ward’s coverage from in ! Well, we all know this town has been in al-Qaeda’s hands for years, particularly the Nusra Front! How did Clarissa Ward manage to get in and out..?!

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