GERMAN INTELLIGENCE REVEALS ASSAD MAY NOT HAVE USED CHEMICAL WEAPONS AS CLAIME BY U.S.

Since Japanese terrorists were able to use sarin in Tokyo, so could rebels in the outskirts of Damascus

It just may be that the rebels themselves released the sarin gas in order to draw the U.S. into the Syrian conflict. Since Japanese terrorists were able to attack the Tokyo subway system with sarin gas in 1995, it stands to reason that the Syrian rebels would be capable of releasing sarin in the suburbs of Damascus.

INTELLIGENCE INTERCEPTS SUGGEST ASSAD DIDN’T OK CHEMICAL ATTACK
By Jim Meyers

Newsmax
September 10, 2013

Syrian President Bashar Assad has repeatedly turned down requests from his military officers for permission to use chemical weapons, according to communications intercepted by German intelligence.

As reported by the German newspaper Bild am Sonntag, the head of the German Foreign Intelligence agency, Gerhard Schindler, told a group of Germany lawmakers last week that the communications had convinced intelligence officials that Assad did not order or approve a gas attack on Aug. 21 that killed hundreds near Damascus.

The communications were intercepted by the German intelligence ship Oker off the Syrian coast, Bild reported.

The Obama administration has blamed the attack on Assad, while Russia has issued a report implicating rebel fighters.