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CNN: Lawmaker questions gas attack evidence. Is Assad to blame?

September 9, 2017

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Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI) talks about the chemical attack in Syria and the US military strike of a Syrian base with CNN’s Wolf Blitzer. Gas attack evidence articles on bottom of page (outside links – below the videos)Click here for Whatfinger Homepage. Your new favorite site for news, commentary, current events and political humor. We bet you love it! More Videos (all sources)FOX: Was strike on Syria a wake-up call for North Korea? Intel panel discusses Syria…AnalysisJack Posobiec: Trump Train Split on Syria Strikes​Radio: Michael Savage Turns on Trump, Says Syrian Attack was False FlagRT: Ron Paul, Assad And Russians Say It Wasn’t The Syrians who did the attack. Was Trump tricked by Neocons?Watson: The Truth About Trump’s Air Strike on Syria – He is surrounded by Globalists advising him now.Other Videos (various topics – humor, news and commentary)MSNBC’s CRAZIEST TRUMP CONSPIRACY THEORY YET! Putin Did it! MSNBC is extremely unhingedYou’ve Gotta Love MillennialsBlondes Are Not Having More Fun As Muslims Rape and Rampage Across SwedenFor more videos see Whatfinger News Hub – click hereOutside links on topic:The Grim Logic Behind Syria’s Chemical Weapons Attack
BEIRUT, Lebanon — The diplomatic situation had been looking bright for President Bashar al-Assad of Syria. With the help of Russia, he had consolidated his power, the rebels were on their heels and the United States had just declared that ousting him was not a priority. MoreSyria bombing: US says Russia bears responsibility for Assad’s gas attack – as it happenedWe’re going to close our rolling coverage of the first direct military strikes by the US against Syrian president Bashar al-Assad, in what Donald Trump described as necessary retaliation for a chemical weapons attack that killed dozens of civilians, including children, earlier this week.  MoreIs Assad to blame for the chemical weapons attack in Syria?Is the regime of President Bashar al-Assad responsible for the chemical weapons attack in northern Syria? Experts suggest it could have been jihadi rebels. It wouldn’t be the first time.  MoreWhatfinger – News, current events, breaking news and commentary