April 20/2018
Newly posted, front-page features are updated until moved to archives. -WT
Daily Mail Online issue taken down soon after posting.
DECEPTION IN DOUMA
by William Thomas
“Chemical arms inspectors were blocked on Monday from the site of what is suspected of having been a poison attack by Syria’s military near Damascus, raising Western suspicions that Syria and its Russian ally were scrubbing the stricken area of evidence,” breathlessly reported the fact-check-challenged New York Times.
CBS “News” came out with a headline reading: “Russia Accused Of Blocking Access To Alleged Chemical Attack Site”, while the British tabloid, Sun looked away from its usual photos of scantily-clad female persons to headline: “US accuses Russia of tampering with Syrian poison gas site and blocking inspectors.”
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(updated April 19, 2018)
NO CHEMICAL WEAPONS DESTROYED IN SYRIA ATTACKS
French Intelligence Report Fingers Assad
SKRIPAL POISON NOT RUSSIAN -OPCW
Independent Swiss Lab Says 'BZ Toxin' Used In Skripal Poisoning Was US/UK-Produced - Not Russian
"The Swiss lab is also an internationally recognized center of excellence in the field of the nuclear, biological, and chemical protection and is one of the five centers permanently authorized by the OPCW.
"The UN chemical watchdog limited itself only to confirming the formula of the substance used to poison the Skripals. -Zero Hedge
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AN ADVENTURE IN CROWD-SOURCED "NEWS"
FUKUSHIMA 2018
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Courage To Ponder…
Tammie Jo Shults showed 'nerves of steel' and kept calm after the left engine of her Southwest 737 exploded at 32,000 feet.
One of the first women to fly an F/A-18 fighter jet, the former carrier aviator and U.S. Navy Lt. Cmdr. was turned down by the Air Force after being warned in high school that “there were no professional women pilots”.
A retired colonel giving a lecture on aviation, “started the class by asking me, the only girl in attendance, if I was lost,” the 56-year-old Shults said after the incident. “'I mustered up the courage to assure him I was not.”
The 149 people onboard Flight 1380 are no doubt delighted that she persisted in her often-opposed quest.
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