Topic: Chemical Attack

A study presented to the United Nations reveals that members of the "White Helmets" admitted to staging fake chemical attacks in Syria to provoke Western military retaliation. Participants described using toothpaste to simulate foaming at the mouth and giving children candy to act sick on camera. These findings validate previous claims made by Tulsi Gabbard and independent journalists who labeled the group's activities as fraudulent.

A report presented to the United Nations claims that members of the White Helmets admitted to staging fake chemical attacks in Syria to provoke Western military intervention. The report, covered by One America News, alleges that civilians were paid to play dead and use toothpaste to simulate foaming at the mouth. The hosts call for the Academy to revoke the Oscar awarded to the White Helmets documentary.

Major General Jonathan Shaw was abruptly cut off during a Sky News interview after questioning the motive behind a Syrian chemical attack. Shaw noted that the Syrian government was already winning the war, making a chemical strike illogical, at which point the anchor ended the segment citing a lack of time.