Comments by "Antony Wooster" (@antonywooster6783) on "Gravitas: US hid a 2019 war crime in Syria that killed civilians" video.

  1. @blahblahblah blah The war was ending anyway. The question was the terms of surrender. Nagasaki and Hiroshima were not nuked to end the war, it was done to frighten the Russians. The USG lied to the scientists who developed the Bomb, they said it was to prevent the Germans or Japanese from threatening the allies with an a-bomb. In fact, from the beginning, it was to enable them to conquer the USSR. They are still working on ways to conquer Russia! That's what this current war and the sanctions is all about.
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  2.  @NakatomiD  The Boston Marathon Bombing was a false-flag op. The FBI was alerted to the bomber by the Russians and they tracked him and knew what he was doing, if they did not actively help him. Ask always: "Who benefits from such acts?" Does Al Qaida? Not as far as I can see. Do the Security Services? Yes they do. It make their requests for more money harder to resist.
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  3.  @djl5634  Is that the best you can come up with? Poor you!
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  4. A lie may be believed, but it will never be the truth. Fortunately, NOTHING can damage or alter the truth. It will always be there, whole, complete and perfect, just waiting to be discovered. Lenin said: "We would all like to bury History. Unfortunately, instead, we have to live with its stinking corpse!"
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  5. A very much needed program! Kudos to WION! How seldom any large news organization says anything like this and oh, how necessary it is for someone to say it! Who can believe that the country that does this sort of thing, on a regular basis, is really so anxious about the plight of Uighurs who are being re-educated by the Chinese? Probably in all wars, some soldiers will commit atrocious acts, but this is not the case here. This is policy. This behaviour is sanctioned and condoned, even covertly encouraged from on high. Maybe, if more news outlets produced content like this, it would make the USG more careful of it servants' actions.
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  6.  @NerdyEngineer  It could try and convict its own war criminals. Instead it gives them medals.
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