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Ron Paul: Zero Chance Assad Behind Chemical Weapons Attack

ACCORDING TO former Congressman Ron Paul, the chemical weapons attack in Khan Sheikhoun that killed 30 children and has led to calls for the Trump administration to intervene in Syria could have been a false flag attack.

Pointing out that the prospect of peace in Syria was moving closer before the attack, with ISIS and Al-Qaeda on the run, Paul said the attack made no sense.

“It looks like maybe somebody didn’t like that so there had to be an episode,” said Paul, asking, “who benefits?”
“It doesn’t make any sense for Assad under these conditions to all of a sudden use poison gases — I think there’s zero chance he would have done this deliberately,” said Paul.

The former Congressman went on to explain how the incident was clearly being exploited by neo-cons and the deep state to enlist support for war.

“It’s the neo-conservatives who are benefiting tremendously from this because it’s derailed the progress that has already been made moving toward a more peaceful settlement in Syria,” said Paul.

Many have questioned why Assad would be so strategically stupid as to order a chemical weapons attack and incite the wrath of the world given that he is closer than ever to winning the war against ISIS and jihadist rebels.

Just five days before the attack, U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said, “The longer-term status of President Assad will be decided by the Syrian people,” implying a definite shift in U.S. foreign policy away from regime change in Syria.

Why would Assad put such assurances in jeopardy by launching a horrific chemical attack, allowing establishment news outlets like CNN to once again use children as props to push for yet another massive war in the Middle East?

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Source: ZeroHedge

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Michael R
Michael R
7 April, 2017 5:20 am

Trump has bombed Syria at the behest of Kike Kushner and other Kikes. I can’t believe he is dumb enough to think Assad did it. It is willful ignorance.

Phil
Phil
7 April, 2017 9:44 pm

““It looks like maybe somebody didn’t like that so there had to be an episode,” said Paul, asking, “who benefits?””

Who else? Israhell!

What a bone-headed move. I never thought Trump was so naive as to fall for this atrocity propaganda.

Israhell has murdered tens of thousands of Palestinian children over the years. Where’s feigned media and political outrage and cries for something to be done? Silly me, I forgot, the media is firmly in the grip of diehard, pro-Israel, Zionist Jews. No story here. Besides, those Palestinian children where only going to grow up and become potential “terrorists” anyway and do harm to “God’s chosen people.” Lol. Yeah, more like Satan’s chosen people.

George Wright
George Wright
8 April, 2017 8:31 am

What makes everyone so sure Trump was duped?

Will W Williams
Will W Williams
8 April, 2017 10:14 am

Ah, Ron Paul and the neo-CONs. “Dr. No” named a few Shabbos goy neo-CONS, mixed in with all of the Jews in his 2003 speech before Congress, and was never forgiven by the latter, here: http://ronpaulinstitute.org/archives/neocon-watch/2013/april/15/neo-conned.aspx — “[T]he modern-day neocons have come from the far left, a group historically identified as former Trotskyists. Liberal Christopher Hitchins has recently officially joined the neocons, and it has been reported that he has already been to the White House as an ad hoc consultant. Many neocons now in positions of influence in Washington can trace their status back to Professor Leo Strauss of the University of Chicago. One of Strauss’ books was Thoughts on Machiavelli. This book was not a condemnation of Machiavelli’s philosophy. Paul Wolfowitz actually got his PhD under Strauss. Others… Read more »

Bruce Arney
Bruce Arney
10 April, 2017 12:09 pm

Ron Paul may very well be the last honest patriot in government. The fat lady is singing our collective swan song.