A False Flag

I was going to write a long rant over the accusations that Syria used chemical weapons but I won't. I'll try to keep it short.

As I wrote here before, this is a false flag operation. It would make no sense for Assad to use chemical weapons, especially "small amounts", when there would be no tactical advantage to using them and serious political (and tactical) repercussions for doing so.

This is very likely a setup by either the rebels, Israel or both to get the U.S. involved in the Syrian civil war. The scariest part of this is the way the media plays along, with nearly all news accounts suggesting Syria has used chemical weapons.

It wasn't until yesterday Yahoo/ABC News finally brought up the possibility of it being some sort of false flag. Can't find that article now but they then made a half hearted effort at debunking false flag claims. Among them was the suggestion that it would be too difficult for rebels to deploy chemical weapons.

That's not the point. They don't have to deploy them. They only have to make it seem as if Assad's forces did. Maybe easier said than done, but not too difficult. They'd have everything to gain and nothing to lose by trying it.

As far as I'm concerned, everything points to just that happening, especially the way the media and politicians are ignoring the possibility.