Oct. 2023:

• Seymour Hersh: When the Intelligence Is Inconvenient
• The Grayzone: UK intelligence spun 2013 Syria chemical attack, leaked docs show

Mar. 2023: Aaron Mate at UN: OPCW cover-up denies justice to Douma victims

Aaron Maté, Kit Klarenberg, Max Blumenthal, Ben Norton, and others have been reporting on this extensively for years: #douma, #white-helmets, #opcw

Human Rights Watch’s main purpose is to manufacture consent for US regime change operations.

• Monthly Review: How Credible Is Human Rights Watch on Cuba?
  Human Rights Watch, however, is not funded by the US government. Yet it gets most of its funds from a variety of US foundations, in turn funded by many of the biggest US corporations. These wealthy, private foundations often tie their contributions to particular projects. So for example HRW’s Middle East reports often rely on and acknowledge grants from pro-Israel foundations. Other groups ask for a focus on women’s rights or HIV/AIDS issues. More than 90% of HRW’s US$100 million budget in 2009 was “restricted” in this way. In other words, HRW offers a privatized, US-based selection of rights issues catering to the wealthy.
• Citations Needed: The Human Rights Concern Troll Industrial Complex
• The blueprint of regime change operations
• Behind the Syrian Network for Human Rights [SNHR]: How an opposition front group became Western media’s go-to monitor
• NATO-backed network of Syria dirty war propagandists identified