Can Washington overthrow three governments at the same time? by Thierry Meyssan

[Magda Hassan]

Each time, the movement begins with a demonstration during which peaceful opponents are killed, and where both sides accuse each other of violence. In fact U.S. or NATO special forces placed on rooftops shoot at both the crowd and the police. This was the case in Daraa (Syria) in 2011, Kiev (Ukraine) and Caracas (Venezuela) this week. Alas for bad luck: autopsies in Venezuela show that two victims, one opponent and one pro-government, were killed by the same weapon.

I'd be interested to know where Thiery Messyan get his information and if it is sound? I very much suspect it is sound, which for me only leaves its origin. Anyway, his para about snipers got my attention because it seemed so right to me.

I was also caught by the para bolded by Paul about the military coup aspect of 9/11. This also sounds right to me. I've posted another piece by Meyssan on this subject here.

As far as Venezuela is concerned he is correct. The victims all had bullets fired from the same weapon. But the victims were from both sides. There was well documented evidence of snipers shooting protestors in the attempted coup against Chavez. Have to check but I'm pretty sure the same for Ukraine. Remember when the murders first happened it was 12 police that were murdered. They did not kill themselves. All they were doing initially were removing the burning barricades that had been set on fire early in the morning. Don't know about the Syrian case but TM usually has very good information re the middle east in general.