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Now - who can we trust? I tend to trust Bellingcat because of their workshops where they teach people to do the investigations. This looks like hard to manipula
by zby 7y ago
Now - who can we trust? I tend to trust Bellingcat because of their workshops where they teach people to do the investigations. This looks like hard to manipulate - but who knows?
The Bellingcat report supports the official OPCW report: https://www.bellingcat.com/news/mena/2019/03/01/the-opcw-ffms-report-on-the-april-7th-2018-douma-chemical-attack-versus-the-open-source-evidence/ https://www.bellingcat.com/news/mena/2019/03/01/the-opcw-ffm... - but it seems to talk mostly about a cylinder on a balcony and the contention seems to be about another cylinder that was still on the roof. There are also some Bellingcat articles in French about the same April the 7th attack. I hope they'll write some update on the leaked documents.
- guilhas 7y agoThat guy worked for NATO, obviously not trustable as an independent unbiased source