2 chapters across the catalog
Sarin Gas Samples, UN Report Flaws, Ghouta Attack
Adam Curry analyzes the UN report on the Ghouta chemical attack, noting that samples were only taken from 20 survivors and none from the 1,500 reported deceased. He questions why soil samples and clothing from the victims were not more thoroughly tested, given that sarin gas remnants can persist for long periods. He labels the report fundamentally flawed.
Syria Chemical Attack, Mint Press News, Saudi Arabia Allegations
A report from Press TV cites freelance journalist Dale Govlak and Mint Press News regarding the chemical weapons attack in the Damascus suburb of Ghouta. The report alleges that Syrian rebels admitted to receiving chemical ordnance from Saudi Arabia and that casualties resulted from the mishandling of these weapons due to a lack of training. The hosts express skepticism toward the mainstream narrative that the Syrian government would gas its own people during an active war.
