This is really important. Why aren’t we talking about it? "We may have just discovered a major piece of the puzzle explaining how seemingly independent international organizations help deceive us into consenting to wars and regime change interventionism around the world."https://twitter.com/caitoz/status/1129194527720263680 …
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I read this statement from the OPCW. Where is their statement that Ian Henderson was not a part of the fact finding mission?pic.twitter.com/LEL81yUsDg
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That's the press release. The OPCW had already told the recipients of the leak that the person who carried out this speculation was not part of the FFM.https://medium.com/@Brian_Whit/leaked-document-revives-controversy-over-syria-chemical-attacks-a40f06a9a13d …
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The troubling thing here is not just that you are wrong, but that you are so committed to your error that you want to believe a wild conspiracy theory instead of looking at the context, or talking to survivors, or consulting extant investigations.
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There have been over a hundred chemical attacks in Syria. The UN has investigated 37, and each case where it has been able to conclusively establish culpability, the perpetrator has turned out to be the regime.pic.twitter.com/4BhvbIOP9f
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You should watch
@MuradGazdiev on@RT_com.... Then you will know the truth... and nothing but the truth.#Syria#Douma#America - 1 more reply
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Furthermore, most are just reading the headlines. OPCW is confirming the report is genuine, i.e., it is saying nothing as to its veracity vis-a-vis the actual investigation which examined facts on the ground.
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SyriaWG: We have confirmed that as the engineering expert on the FFM, Henderson was assigned to lead the investigation of the cylinders and alleged impact sites at Locations 2 and 4. We understand that “TM” in the handwritten annotation denotes Team Members of the FFM.
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I think this is called mansplaining.
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Not this time. This is called “explaining” to someone who is committed to a false narrative being promoted by non-experts.
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