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September 10th, 2013
01:47 AM ET
Kidnapped in Syria and speaking out on who used chemical weapons
Jonathan Alpeyrie spent more than 80 days held hostage by rebels in Syria. He joins the AC360 Later panel to talk about who he thinks is really responsible for using chemical weapons there.
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Post by: AC360 Filed under: AC360 Later • Andrew Sullivan • Bashar al-Assad • Chemical Weapons • Christiane Amanpour • Syria |
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Here is the biggest logical sign of guilt that I have noticed from president Assad interview yesterday. If you ask any president if they used chemical weapons, their first reaction would be "I WOULD NEVER USE CHEMICAL WEAPONS AGAINST MY OWN PEOPLE" but instead he started to blame it on rebels and pointing out that the west has no evidence yet. That killer of his own people is GUILTY and should be punished for his crime against humanity.
So those who are there on the ground know nothing?
The two vicitms just released BOTH state that the rebels have admitted responsibilityamong themselves.
If you want a war so bad then go join Al Qeada on the front lines in Syria.