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EPISODE · Sep 15, 2017 · 1H 6M

Syrian Civil War 1.21

from The BS Filter

At a minimum, the Obama administration exaggerated its case to justify a military attack on Syria. At worst, the White House fabricated intelligence. Bottom line: no one has yet presented convincing evidence of who perpetrated the horrific Al Ghouta attack. But one thing remains clear: the Al Ghouta massacre changed US policy, just not in the way President Obama intended. Bashar agrees to destroy all of Syria’s chemical weapons within twelve months – even though the United States hasn’t destroyed their own chemical weapons, which they agree to do 20 years ago. And ISIS starts taking cities in Syria and fighting against the other rebel groups. Hey our show is now listed in iTunes as “The BS Filter”. Click here. You should be able to find it in most podcast apps by searching for “BS Filter”. Leave us a clever, witty review on iTunes and you might win yourself a thank you gift! Theme music: Holy Deep by The Passion HiFi The post Syrian Civil War 1.21 appeared first on The BS Filter.

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