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Here is part the public report produced by OPCW regarding the Salisbury Incident.:
6. The team requested and received splits of samples taken by British authorities for delivery to the OPCW Laboratory in Rijswijk, the Netherlands, and subsequent analysis by OPCW designated laboratories. This was done for comparative purposes and to verify the analysis of the United Kingdom.
7. The team was briefed on the identity of the toxic chemical identified by the United Kingdom and was able to review analytical results and data from chemical analysis of biomedical samples collected by the British authorities from the affected individuals, as well as from environmental samples collected on site.
8. The results of analysis of biomedical samples conducted by OPCW designated laboratories demonstrate the exposure of the three hospitalised individuals to this toxic chemical.
9. The results of analysis of the environmental samples conducted by OPCW designated laboratories demonstrate the presence of this toxic chemical in the samples.
10. The results of analysis by the OPCW designated laboratories of environmental and biomedical samples collected by the OPCW team confirm the findings of the United Kingdom relating to the identity of the toxic chemical that was used in Salisbury and severely injured three people.
https://www.opcw.org/fileadmin/OPCW/...12-2018_e_.pdf
Bear in mind this is the public version not the version available to the OPCW States representative. Also the "Inspected State Party" (ISP), the UK, can request changes to be made:
"Within the next 20 days, a draft final inspection report must be made available to the ISP, which has the right to propose changes to it. The Secretariat is to consider the suggested changes and, using its discretion, adopt them wherever possible. "
https://www.opcw.org/fileadmin/OPCW/Fact_Sheets/English/Fact_Sheet_5_-_Inspections.pdf
Some points of concern to some interested parties:
1. The OPCW designated labs were requested to analyse the samples (Item 6)
2. The OPCW designated labs were requested to verify the analysis of the UK. (Item 6)
3. The OPCW designated labs were briefed on the toxic chemical to identify/confirm. (Item 7)
4. The OPCW designated labs results of the analysed biomedical samples demonstrate the three victims were exposed to the UK claimed toxic chemical. (Item 8)
5. The OPCW designated labs results of the analysed environmental samples demonstrate the three victims were exposed to the UK claimed toxic chemical. (Item 9)
6. The OPCW designated labs results that the toxic chemical they were asked to look for was found in the samples provided.
7. The published lab results do not report any other toxic chemical possibly found and conclude the toxic chemical, identified as the target by the UK, and severely injured three people. (Item 10)
Some interested parties have suggested other chemicals were found, which could be the culprit, not the UK suggested one. Some are suggesting the "high quality" of the UK suggested toxic chemical, indicates "tampering", due to absence of natural degradation in a human over time.
One hopes the full analysis confirms that only the UK suggested toxic chemical was identified in the OPCW samples, delivered to the OPCE designated labs.
A tray full of GOLD is not worth a moment in time.
Dr Rahaibani claims that there was no chemical attack and the video, post bombing, was genuine regarding children suffering shortness of breath, but says they were suffering from Hypoxia and not chemicals. https://www.aol.co.uk/news/2018/04/17/no-evidence-of-chemical-attack-in-douma-doctor/
The 'Hypoxia' was caused by implosions sucking out the air in the underground tunnels the children were sheltering. Nothing more nothing less.
I believe the OPCW move when the, now in Syria, UN Department of Safety and Security (UNDSS) personnel, say so. Not on any other groups opinion.
"I hope that all necessary arrangements will be made through the UNDSS to allow the team to deploy to Douma as soon as possible. "
From my link in #909.
We know they have kept the OPCW out because it's been widely reported.
We know Fisk hates the West with a passion because it's all he ever writes about (usually from the hotel pool).
And we know he miraculously was allowed to go where it "wasn't safe" and interview someone who just happened to back the Syrian government cover story.
And you believe it?
Wanna buy a bridge?
harry the right wing stooge... what a sad little man
Mr. Fisk decides for himself what he writes (2g/word I believe), where he goes (he's had his own flack jacket for 20 years) and who he talks too (multilingual?).
The OPCW team are told by their own OPCW UNDSS where and when they can move, Health and Safety it's called or possibly the OPCW Insurers on site rep.
Mr. Fisk would not have entered Douma without the aid of the Syrian government. It is surrounded, remember?
And yes, Mr. Fisk can choose what he wants to report... and for a long time now he has chosen anything that suits his preferred narrative rather than objective reporting.
Last edited by harrybarracuda; 18-04-2018 at 03:45 PM.
The irony of that last sentence obviously eludes you.
Fisk entered Douma after the Syrian government had retaken the area. He states clearly in the article that the doctor who said there was no gas attack wasn’t present at the time of the supposed attack and that those who were had left thr area in need order to report to the OPCW. He also talked to a number of civilians and nobody agreed that there had been a gas attack.
However as his fairly neutral reporting does not suit your preferred narrative you, as usual attack the messenger.
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