Comments by "Top Quark" (@topquark6919) on "Chilling ‘Chemical Bombs’ Warning Amid Gaza War; ‘Hamas Making Cyanide-Based Bombs’" video.

  1. Iraq DID have chemical weapons. He USED them, too! 'Saddam Hussein launched a large-scale chemical weapons attack against Iraq's Kurdish population in the late 1980s, killing thousands.' 'President Saddam Hussein (1937–2006) pursued the most extensive chemical program during the Iran–Iraq War (1980–1988), when he waged chemical warfare against his foe. He also used chemicals in 1988 in the Al-Anfal Campaign against his civilian Kurdish population and during a popular uprising in the south in 1991.' 'In 1983, Iraq used chemical weapons against Iranian troops for the first time, a development that only escalated through the end of the war in 1988.' 'March 16 marks the 35th anniversary of the most egregious case of murder by poison gas of Iraqi civilians by their own leader, Saddam Hussein. On that day in 1988, Iraqi bombers filled the skies over Halabja, a town of some 60,000 people.' 'Halabja, Iraq, March 16, 2018 (AFP) — On March 16, 1988, as many as 5,000 Iraqi Kurds, mostly women and children, were killed when deadly gas was released on the northern town of Halabja by Saddam Hussein's forces. AFP remembers the massacre, believed to have been the worst-ever gas attack targeting civilians.' Wakey - Wakey! 😂🤣😂🤣
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  2. 'but they did find bio labs in US sponsored Ukraine.' 100% BS propaganda. If that had been true, there is NO WAY that would have NOT been released to the press, by Pro-Putin/Pro-Russian propagandists.
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  3. Iraq DID have, and USED Chemical weapons! 'Saddam Hussein launched a large-scale chemical weapons attack against Iraq's Kurdish population in the late 1980s, killing thousands.' 'President Saddam Hussein (1937–2006) pursued the most extensive chemical program during the Iran–Iraq War (1980–1988), when he waged chemical warfare against his foe. He also used chemicals in 1988 in the Al-Anfal Campaign against his civilian Kurdish population and during a popular uprising in the south in 1991.' 'In 1983, Iraq used chemical weapons against Iranian troops for the first time, a development that only escalated through the end of the war in 1988.' 'March 16 marks the 35th anniversary of the most egregious case of murder by poison gas of Iraqi civilians by their own leader, Saddam Hussein. On that day in 1988, Iraqi bombers filled the skies over Halabja, a town of some 60,000 people.' 'Halabja, Iraq, March 16, 2018 (AFP) — On March 16, 1988, as many as 5,000 Iraqi Kurds, mostly women and children, were killed when deadly gas was released on the northern town of Halabja by Saddam Hussein's forces. AFP remembers the massacre, believed to have been the worst-ever gas attack targeting civilians.'
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  4. Libya ALSO had chemical weapons! 'In 1982, Libya ratified the Biological Weapons Convention. In 2004, Libya acceded to the Chemical Weapons Convention, and declared 24.7 metric tonnes of mustard gas, 1,390 metric tonnes of chemical precursors for making sarin, as well as 3,563 unloaded chemical weapon munitions (aerial bombs).'
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  5. Syria ALSO had stockpiles of Chemical weapons, which Bashar Al-Assad used against his own people! 'Investigations have found that both the Syrian government of Bashar al-Assad and ISIL militants have used chemical weapons, with the majority of attacks being carried out by the Syrian government. In 2014, the OPCW Fact-Finding Mission in Syria concluded the use of chlorine was systematic and widespread.' 'Ten years ago the Assad regime launched rockets carrying the deadly nerve agent sarin into the Ghouta district of Damascus, killing more than 1,400 people.' 'The most common agent used is chlorine (with one study finding it was used in 91.5% of attacks), with sarin and sulphur mustard also reported.' Bashar Al-Assad used this against his OWN people.
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