Kidnappade Européer i Syrien avslöjar: Rebellerna mördade barnen med kemvapen

SYRISK FALSE FLAG AVSLÖJAD. - Den belgiske läraren Pierre Piccinin, och den Italienske journalisten Domenico Quiric, blev båda bortförda och hållna som gisslan under flera månader i Syrien, av de Syriska rebellerna. Efter frisläppande har de under intervjuer med olika europeiska nyhetsmedia avslöjat att de hört rebellerna erkänna att de var bakom kemvapenattacken utanför Damaskus...
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'Clear from rebel exchanges they were behind chem attack' - ex-hostage

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Publicerad den 13 sep 2013

There's been no official findings yet on who was behind the chemical attack which sparked America's appetite for war. And while Washington accuses president Assad of being responsible - some westerners who were inside the country at that time challenge this notion. RT's Bill Dod spoke to Belgian writer Pierre Piccinin. He came to Syria under the rebels' protection - but later found himself in their detention.

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- Kemvapenattacken var en "false flag" och skedde för att lura USA att anfalla Syrien och på så sätt hjälpa rebellerna.

- Läraren Pierre Piccinin säger att han ser det som sin moraliska plikt att berätta sanningen för världen om vem som använt de kemiska vapnen i Syrien...

http://rt.com/news/chemical-weapons-rebels-captives-632/
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Chemical attack was rebel provocation, former captives say

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RT 2013-09-10
Belgian teacher Pierre Piccinin and Italian journalist Domenico Quiric, both of whom were abducted and held hostage for several months in Syria, said they overheard in an exchange between their captors that rebels were behind the recent chemical attack.

In a number of interviews to European news outlets, the former hostages said they overheard an English-language Skype conversation between their captors and other men which suggested it was rebel forces – not the government - that used chemical weapons on Syria’s civilian population in an August 21 attack near Damascus.

“It is a moral duty to say this. The government of Bashar al-Assad did not use sarin gas or other types of gas in the outskirts of Damascus,” Piccinin said during an interview with Belgium's RTL radio station.

Piccinin stressed that while being held captive, he and fellow prisoner Quirico were secluded from the outside world and had no idea that chemical weapons were deployed. But the conversation which both men overheard suggested that the use of the weapons was a strategic move by the opposition, aimed at getting the West to intervene.

"In this conversation, they said that the gas attack on two neighborhoods of Damascus was launched by the rebels as a provocation to lead the West to intervene militarily,” Quirico told Italy’s La Stampa. "We were unaware of everything that was going on during our detention in Syria, and therefore also with the gas attack in Damascus."  

While stating that the rebels most likely exaggerated the accident’s death toll, the Italian journalist stressed that he could not vouch whether “the conversation was based on real facts." However, he said that one of the three people in the alleged conversation identified himself as a Free Syrian Army general, La Stampa reported.

Based on what both men have learned, Peccinin told RTL that it would be “insane and suicidal for the West to support these people.”

“It pains me to say it because I've been a fierce supporter of the Free Syrian Army in its rightful fight for democracy since 2012," Piccinin added.[...]

http://rt.com/news/chemical-weapons-rebels-captives-632/




Kidnappade Européer i Syrien avslöjar: Rebellerna mördade barnen med kemvapen