The 2013 Syrian Sarin Gas Attack

The 2013 Syrian Sarin Gas Attack

Was It Another Mossad False Flag?

In August of 2013, horrifying news came out of Ghouta, Syria. We were shown images of children gasping for breath, skin discolored, bodies lined up on floors, all with signs that they had been the victims of a chemical weapon attack.

The media wasted no time before there was any trial or investigations, or even questions asked, they let us know that Bashar al-Assad was to blame for gassing his own people. All we needed to do was be outraged and call for bombs.

The only problem was it didn’t make any sense, at least not to anyone paying attention.

Let’s look at the timing. Assad’s forces were winning. Not hypothetically, not in some ambiguous quagmire, they were actually winning. At that point in mid-2013, Assad had actually regained control over key areas, international opinion was even starting to shift in his favor, and Western intelligence was admitting that regime change wasn’t going to be the walk in the park they had hoped for.’

So, why would he choose that moment to gas his own civilians in front of the entire world?