Kikapu wrote:Here is another timely report on Turkey and friends with chemical weapons in Syria.Elusive figure of Syrian war dies with secrets in Turkey
Fehim Tastekin
Mar 2, 2021
Heysem Topalca, a fugitive who allegedly played a key role in the Turkish intelligence operations in Syria before vanishing into thin air in 2015, has died at the age of 54, leaving several unanswered questions behind.
Topalca, notoriously known as “Hytham Qassap'' or “Hytham the butcher,” and two other passengers in his car were killed in a traffic accident in the central Anatolian province of Konya on Feb 10. Topalca’s name was embroiled in various controversies from his alleged involvement in Ankara's weapons transfers to armed Syrian groups to accusations that he played a role in two separate terror attacks inside Turkey and that he helped radical jihadi groups to supply chemical agents. In 2015, a Turkish court sentenced him to 12 years in jail for terrorism-related charges. He has supposedly been “wanted” by the Turkish authorities since then.
https://www.al-monitor.com/pulse/origin ... -dies.html
Sorry but I don’t see the connection here with the Sarin chemical attacks in Ghouta.
Here are the facts: Syria had 1000s of tonnes of stockpiles Sarin in its inventory.
Turkey didn’t and still doesn’t and would get in the shit if it did.
Secondly, you couldn’t get food into Ghouta let alone weapons of mass destruction.
Thirdly, a false flag can be achieved a number of other ways rather than indiscriminately killing all your family and friends. The nature of Sarin is that unless you have full protective breathing apparatus, it will kill anyone and everyone that crosses paths with it.
It literally is a very sick world when war criminals of this nature are able to get away with such crimes against humanity.