TBR News April 10, 2017
The Voice of the White House
Washington, April 10, 2017: “The discussions inside the Beltway, among old associated, is that the Syrian strike was a planned attempt to convince the renegade North Koreans that if they did not cease and desist in their efforts to develop long-range rockets and nuclear warheads, the US was quite capable of launching missile strike against them.
Note that the Russians were advised in advance of the strike as were the Syrian air force personnel so the target airfield was basically empty at the time of the attack and Syrian air force units were able to use the base the next day without a problem.
That there was a gas attack, with Sarin, is beyond a doubt but the question arises as to who was responsible for it.
Not the Russians nor the Syrians, who do not have such weapons, but since the attack, which lost half of its launched missiles into the ocean, was planned in advance, the perpetrator of the gas attack is not so much in question but unproven.
Qui bono is the most important issue here and the answer is quite obvious.”
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