ISIS-supporting U.S.-backed Qatar dictatorship's bluff called by Syrian rep

To hide its support for ISIS terrorists, U.S.-backed dictatorship in Qatar tries to use United Nations against Syria…forgetting one simple fact: Syria was the government that ASKED the United Nations to investigate chemical weapons…because  the most likely parties behind chem weapons, who  expecte to benefit were the violent and “moderate” (meaning: U.S.-backed) rebels….many lines of evidence pointing at Syrian rebels behind the chemical attacks, including pro-rebel French and Italian journalists while held capitive by “moderate” rebels:

“It wasn’t the government of Bashar al-Assad that used sarin gas or any other gas in Ghouta,” Piccinin revealed on Belgian RTL radio.

“We are sure about this because we overheard a conversation between rebels. It pains me to say it because I’ve been a fierce supporter of the Free Syrian Army in its rightful fight for democracy since 2012,” Piccinin said. (http://www.usnews.com/news/newsgram/articles/2013/09/10/freed-hostages-reveal-information-on-chemical-attacks-in-syria )

Now the latest update on Syria hitting back at the Qatari dictatorship’s U.N. tricks:

Syria has called on the United Nations to take serious and immediate measures against Qatar for its support for terrorist groups fighting the government of President Bashar al-Asad.

Syria’s Foreign Ministry made the remarks on Wednesday in two identical letters addressed to the UN secretary general and president of the UN Security Council, demanding that Qatar be held responsible for backing terrorists [yes including not just so-called 'moderate' (not really moderate) rebels but the Jihadists -ED] who have been committing heinous and violent crimes against the Syrian state and people.

The letters were sent in response to a similar letter to the UN by Qatar accusing Syria of using chemical weapons.

The Syrian Foreign Ministry rejected the claims in the letter by Qatar, saying that Doha’s allegations are a desperate bid to distort facts and cover up its support for terrorist organizations.

The ministry also called Qatar’s move ironic, saying that Damascus was the one to request an investigation into the use of chlorine against innocent civilians.

In March 2013, Syria called for an independent investigation into the use of chemical weapons by foreign-backed militants in the northwestern city of Aleppo that killed at least 25 people. [Syria also called for investigation of all other alleged incidents of chemical weapons]

The governments of Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and some other Western and regional countries provide toxic materials to terrorists in order to slander the Syrian government, Damascus said in the letters.

The Syrian government has warned on numerous occasions that the Takfiri groups operating in the country use chemical arms such as chlorine gas in their operations against government forces.

The West and their regional allies, however, accuse Damascus of using such types of weapons although Syria has already destroyed almost its entire chemical stockpile [while the U.S. and Israel still have their Nuclear, and what about chemical? See quote below about U.S. chemical stockpiles -ED] under the supervision of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW).

http://www.presstv.ir/Detail/2015/06/11/415282/Syria-Qatar-chemical-weapons

U.S. STILL have chemical weapons….now instead of being done in 2014 Washington says “by 2023″ this from wikipedia:

In 1993, the U.S. signed the CWC, which required the destruction of all chemical weapon agents, dispersal systems, chemical weapons production facilities by 2012. Both Moscow and U.S. missed the CWC’s extended deadline of April 2012 to destroy all of their chemical weapons.^[27] The United States destroyed 89.75% of the original stockpile of nearly 31,100 metric tons (30,609 long tons) of nerve and mustard agents under the terms of the treaty.^[28] Chemical weapons destruction resumed in 2015 with expected completion by 2023

 

Critical background on the Syrian war, see our article:

Uncover the Lies: The Hidden History of the Syrian Civil War …

 

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