Thread: U.S. launches missile strikes in Syria

Originally Posted by OhOh

One wonders who is in all those coaches heading NW. All grannies I suppose.

You answered your own question.

quotes from just this page (there are many more like this on this thread):

Originally Posted by bsnub

Are you that stupid?

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Do you always put two and two together and get 74?

Dumbass.

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Maybe you should try reading the whole post next time, fucknuts.

is harry really a mod? no wonder he gets away with posting like this while others regularly get posts deleted.



anyways, regarding why the OPCW investigators aren't in yet, syria invited them in, then the brits/yanks/french decided to drop some bombs on syria putting those plans on hold and then this is what has happened, according to OPCW (me paraphrasing):

1. under an agreement to end the conflict in douma, the terrorists were allowed to leave in buses to go up north to places like where u.s. backed terrorists control territory.

that deal also means that syrian troops can't enter douma, only russian troops, i.e. syrian troops aren't in control of douma.

2. united nations department of safety and security (UNDSS) went to douma to check things out, not OPCW.

On arrival at Site 1, a large crowd gathered and the advice provided by the UNDSS was that the reconnaissance team should withdraw. At Site 2, the team came under small arms fire and an explosive was detonated. The reconnaissance team returned to Damascus.

seems bsnub and harry spend about 10 times more time posting their opinions about issues in the speakers corner than they do reading about the issues. might need to reverse that ratio:

Originally Posted by bsnub

There are no rebels left there they evacuated. The area is under Syrian control. So who do you think was doing the shooting?

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Originally Posted by OhOh

What you said was Russia and Syria would stop the OPCW investigation. It is the OPCW security who is deciding movements of the FFM.

Because they're getting fucking shot at by Syrian troops you numpty.

harry and bsnub: you boys should at least read some stories on the liberal huffington post, so you don't end up posting uninformed opinions:

​https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry...b0701783aba9ca

“The raised state flag over a building in the town of Douma has heralded the control over this location and therefore over the whole of eastern Ghouta,” Major-General Yuri Yevtushenko, head of the Russian Peace and Reconciliation Centre in Syria, was quoted as saying by Russian news agencies.

Russian military police were deployed in Douma on Thursday in accordance with the rebel surrender deal, Russia’s RIA news agency reported. Some 40,000 people, including thousands of rebels and their families, are leaving Douma for opposition areas in northern Syria under the agreement.

here's the opcw site, i'm paraphrasing from:

https://www.opcw.org/news/article/me...o-douma-syria/

The United Nations Department of Safety and Security (UNDSS) has made the necessary arrangements with the Syrian authorities to escort the team to a certain point and then for the escort to be taken over by the Russian Military Police.

the latest news (1 hour ago) is that the remaining terrorists have agreed to leave the suburbs of damascus:

Apr 20, 7:07 AM EDT

BEIRUT (AP) -- Syrian state media says Islamic State group militants have agreed to give up their last pocket in Damascus.

Russia says the supposed atrocity was staged

They're talking about their video, obviously.

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

They're talking about their video, obviously.

As opposed to the "social media" one presented to the world as another , "very likely" CW incident, they created.

Cleanup finished then.

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Cleanup finished then.

I'm sure OPCW will "introduce" some secret "security" CW, just in case. It's a new "feature" to improve performance, software companies do it all the time, allegedly.

Rather defeats the object, but the new undocumented and outside the OPCW rules "feature", can obviously be used to tailor the "result" without compromising the OPCW COC.

syria invited OPCW to visit the site right after the alleged chemical attack. then the us/uk started talking about bombing syria.

a couple days after the us/uk bombed syria, arrangements were in place for the OPCW to visit the site:

The United Nations Department of Safety and Security (UNDSS) has made the necessary arrangements with the Syrian authorities to escort the team to a certain point and then for the escort to be taken over by the Russian Military Police. However, the UNDSS preferred to first conduct a reconnaissance visit to the sites, which took place yesterday.

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Cleanup finished then.

seems harry's still buying the us/uk media narrative that syria was blocking the inspectors. when, in fact, it was the UNDSS which was delaying the visit as it wanted to check things out first.

Of course, I shall only consider such deployment following approval by the UNDSS.

​https://www.opcw.org/news/article/me...o-douma-syria/

Update by the Director-General on the Deployment of the OPCW Fact-Finding Mission to Douma, Syrian Arab Republic, to the Executive Council at its Fifty-Ninth Meeting.


On Monday, I advised the Council on the work being undertaken by the Fact-Finding Mission (FFM) team that has been deployed to Damascus to establish the facts on the allegations of chemical weapons use in Douma on 7 April. I should like to take this opportunity to update the Council on this mission.


On 16 April, we received confirmation from the National Authority of the Syrian Arab Republic that, under agreements reached to allow the evacuation of the population in Ghouta, the Syrian military were unable to enter Douma. The security for the sites where the FFM plans to deploy was under the control of the Russian Military Police. The United Nations Department of Safety and Security (UNDSS) has made the necessary arrangements with the Syrian authorities to escort the team to a certain point and then for the escort to be taken over by the Russian Military Police. However, the UNDSS preferred to first conduct a reconnaissance visit to the sites, which took place yesterday. FFM team members did not participate in this visit.


On arrival at Site 1, a large crowd gathered and the advice provided by the UNDSS was that the reconnaissance team should withdraw. At Site 2, the team came under small arms fire and an explosive was detonated. The reconnaissance team returned to Damascus.


The UNDSS will continue to work with the Syrian National Authority, the local Councils in Douma, and the Russian Military Police to review the security situation. At present, we do not know when the FFM team can be deployed to Douma. Of course, I shall only consider such deployment following approval by the UNDSS, and provided that our team can have unhindered access to the sites.


This incident again highlights the highly volatile environment in which the FFM is having to work and the security risks our staff are facing. I should like to take this opportunity to express my gratitude to States Parties for their continued support for the FFM, as they reiterated during the Council meeting on Monday. This is particularly important for our staff taking part in such challenging missions.

Originally Posted by OhOh

I'm sure OPCW will "introduce" some secret "security" CW, just in case. It's a new "feature" to improve performance, software companies do it all the time, allegedly.

Rather defeats the object, but the new undocumented and outside the OPCW rules "feature", can obviously be used to tailor the "result" without compromising the OPCW COC.

Ironic, you were the one crowing that the OPCW needed to go and check out Salisbury, but now it's a Russian/Syrian crime scene, you can't trust them.

Get your story straight man.

Originally Posted by OhOh

Having previously no knowledge of the organisation, their methods and previous investigations. Foolishly I expected a clear cut, non manipulated investigation to be conducted.

Well that's just bollocks isn't it, because I've often mentioned Russia consistently blocking the OPCW from investigating all of the previous chemical attacks in Syria.

And more to the point you know it. Not doing a good job of bullshitting these days, are you?

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Well that's just bollocks isn't i

Try reading my first sentence.

See the words, "organisation", "methods of operation" and "previous investigations". You really do need to understand English, I presumed it was your native language, I may be in error.

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Waffle Waffle.

https://www.infodocket.com/2018/04/2...sion-in-syria/

ouaf ouaf !!!

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Waffle Waffle.

https://www.infodocket.com/2018/04/2...sion-in-syria/

I prefer the source, but thank you for your search.

https://www.opcw.org/

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Cleanup finished then.

Perhaps somebody should demonstrate how a factory for chemical weapons can be moved out by few pickups (or siploors)...

Originally Posted by Klondyke

Perhaps somebody should demonstrate how a factory for chemical weapons can be moved out by few pickups (or siploors)...

Hire a Thai.

Originally Posted by Klondyke

Perhaps somebody should demonstrate how a factory for chemical weapons can be moved out by few pickups (or siploors)...

If there was a factory there, they would have left it for them to find you complete and utter gibbering moron.

In fact the only surprise is that they didn't fake one.

apologising for Trump again harry

There have been reports of the breaking UNSC resolutions and sanctions regarding arming terrorists in Syria.

"Relations between Turkey and the US have been strained over multiple issues including Washington’s move to supply the YPG with weaponry and the failure to extradite the Muslim preacher accused of ordering the July 2016 attempted overthrow of Erdogan.
“You attempted to deceive us. It was such a deception, I tell you, you sent 5,000 trucks of weapons there. You sent 2,000 ammunitions cargo there,” Erdogan said.

But the president said Turkey was seizing the ammunition “little by little.”




Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan gestures, as he attends a national youth foundation event in Ankara, Turkey, on February 1, 2018. (Yasin Bulbul/ Pool Photo via AP)

“We asked for weapons with our money, you didn’t give it to us. But you gave terrorists weapons and ammunition for free. How is this partnership? How is this solidarity?” he thundered.

But Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu earlier said meetings with the US had not stopped. “They continue. In the coming days, the foreign ministry undersecretary (Umit Yalcin) will go to the US,” Cavusoglu said, quoted by NTV broadcaster."

Presuming they are being driven across the Syrian borders as opposed to airlifted or being "beamed" around a la Star Trek, why aren't the authorities of the neighbouring countries Turkey, Iraq, Jordan, SA, Israel or Lebanon, stopping them or being identified and named?

https://www.timesofisrael.com/erdoga...tion-on-syria/

Originally Posted by Neo

apologising for Trump again harry

Waffling again Neo.

You really are a cretin. Try reading the post again, get a dictionary if you can't understand big words like "factory".

Originally Posted by Neo

apologising for Trump again harry

harry has called you and others "russian apologists".

i don't think harry's caught on to the fact that (many times) you are taking the piss out of harry for being a "trump apologist" for saying that the the trump bombing of syria is justified due to assad using chemical weapons (harry says is a fact).

i recall many brits/americans defending the us/uk invasion and occupation of iraq due to "the fact" saddam had wmd.

one has to wonder if harry was one of them.