Alex Christoforou
The Courage Foundation, an international protection and advocacy group for whistleblowers, has published the findings of a panel it convened last week on the extremely suspicious behavior of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) in its investigation of an alleged chemical attack in Douma, Syria last year. After hearing an extensive presentation from a member of the OPCW’s Douma investigation team, the panel’s members (including a world-renowned former OPCW Director General) report that they are “unanimous in expressing our alarm over unacceptable practices in the investigation of the alleged chemical attack in Douma, near the Syrian capital of Damascus on 7 April 2018.”
Authored by Caitlin Johnstone via Medium.com.
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The OPCW is finished as a legitimate entity. It’s been thoroughly outed as a rubber stamp agent for US foreign policy machinations, period.
All of these compromised ‘international’ institutions that have been laboriously assembled brick by brick into walls of US policy are starting to crumble under stress. Any mason worth his salt knows you can’t build a retaining wall with faulty mortar and expect it to stand for long.