It's nice to see that in the case of the alleged chemical attack in Dhouma, quite a few journalists who went investigating directly in Syria and other people are now questioning the "Assad did a chemical attack in Ghouta" narrative, instead of simply believing the typical "White helmets"/"Bellingcat" propaganda. Sure, they should have turned on their brains much earlier, but hey, better late than never.
But make no mistake: These people will probably remain exceptions; at least for the near future, most western news media will still stick to the "Assad (probably) did a chemical attack in Ghouta" conspiracy theory, as nonsensical as it is. Remember the Nayirah testimony or Colin Powells "Iraqi WMD"-bullshit: When lies and propaganda are being used to justify US military action in foreign countries, the truth usually only emerges when it's basically already too late.
Existing User Log In
New User Registration
Register for a free account to gain full access to the VGChartz Network and join our thriving community.
