The OPCW-FFM and IIT would write detailed reports about an alleged sarin attack in Lataminah on 24th March 2017. Only there isn’t a single shred of evidence this attack took place. The teams would actually take evidence from an alleged 26th March attack and claim it as evidence of the 24th March attack. We expose the fraud in this report.
IIT Willing Dupes at Lataminah – 24 March 2017
The OPCW-IIT deemed that sarin was used as a weapon at Lataminah, Syria on March 24, 2017. In this study of the available evidence, I look to see if their finding is based upon evidence or rather guided by political bias.
Lataminah – The OPCW Video
Date of Report: 30th July 2020 Introduction The IIT obtained video footage of an air strike on Ltamenah at around 6:00. The video, authenticated by the IIT as being from the attack of 30 March 2017, shows a grey smoke…
Lataminah – The Missing Records
The OPCW claims the Lataminah hospital was damaged so badly in an alleged 25/3/17 chlorine attack that medical records proving a 24/3/17 sarin attack were lost. The evidence tells a different story.
OPCW: Change of Heart on Chain of Custody
The OPCW, once underpinned by their valuation of a Chain of Custody on evidence collection. That changed. How? I investigate.
M4000: The Sarin Deception – Part 3
This is the third part in the “M4000: The Sarin Deception” series which I focus in on the claim made that an M4000 Syrian aerial bomb was used to deliver sarin to Khan Sheikhoun on 4 April 2017 and Al-Lataminah on 30 March 2017.
M4000: The Sarin Deception – Part 2
Given the limitations in some evidence, the Mission was not able to determine “with absolute certainty” the use of a chemical weapon, but was able to determine the presence of sarin on samples that came from the alleged site of the incident.
OPCW-FFM: Willing Dupes at Lataminah – again.
Having shown in a previous study how the OPCW-FFM were “Willing Dupes at Lataminah” for “White Helmet” staging of a chlorine attack I ask the same question of the FFM in an alleged sarin attack 5 days later in Lataminah.