Tony Cartalucci
December 10, 2013
West scrambles to cover up Syria false flag revelations as Pulitzer Prize-winner & Syria's Electronic Army expose all.
December 10, 2013 - Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Seymour Hersh,
who had warned as early as 2007
of US-Israeli-Saudi plans to use Al Qaeda as proxies to overthrow the
Syrian government, has published another groundbreaking report titled, "
Whose Sarin?" In it, Hersh states (emphasis added):
Barack
Obama did not tell the whole story this autumn when he tried to make
the case that Bashar al-Assad was responsible for the chemical weapons
attack near Damascus on 21 August. In some instances, he omitted
important intelligence, and in others he presented assumptions as facts.
Most significant, he failed to acknowledge something known to the US
intelligence community: that the Syrian army is not the only party in
the country’s civil war with access to sarin, the nerve agent that a UN
study concluded – without assessing responsibility – had been used in
the rocket attack. In the months before the attack, the American
intelligence agencies produced a series of highly classified reports,
culminating in a formal Operations Order – a planning document that
precedes a ground invasion – citing evidence that the al-Nusra Front,
a jihadi group affiliated with al-Qaida, had mastered the mechanics of
creating sarin and was capable of manufacturing it in quantity. When the
attack occurred al-Nusra should have been a suspect, but the
administration cherry-picked intelligence to justify a strike against
Assad.
The lengthy report goes on in detail, covering the manner in which
Western leaders intentionally manipulated or even outright fabricated
intelligence to justify military intervention in Syria - eerily similar
to
the lies told to justify the invasion and occupation of Iraq, and the escalation of the war in Vietnam after
the Gulf of Tonkin incident.
