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Titolo: Sarin gas was used in Syrian chemical weapons attack, says David Cameron

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http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/sep/05/sarin-syrian-chemical-weapons-cameron
 
 
Sarin gas was used in Syrian chemical weapons attack, says David Cameron
British PM says British laboratory tests confirm use of nerve gas as 
leaders meet for G20 summit in Saint Petersburg
 
David Cameron has said British laboratory tests have confirmed that the 
lethal sarin nerve gas was used in the notorious chemical attack in 
Syria in August.
 
Speaking at the start of G20 summit in Saint Petersburg, the prime 
minister also questioned how Labour could live with itself for taking 
"the easy political way out" in last week's Commons vote, a decision 
that he said had been taken in the knowledge that children had been 
gassed to death in eastern Damascus.
 
Cameron said he took "full and personal responsibility for the decision 
to recall parliament, for the decision to take a strong and principled 
stand against the gassing of children in Syria, and I take full 
responsibility for putting forward as generous a motion I could, to 
bring as many people with me as I could. Everyone who voted has to live 
with the way that they voted."
 
The positive tests for sarin were completed this week and made on 
clothes and soil taken from the site of the attack in Ghouta, eastern 
Damascus on 21 August. The tests were carried out in the past seven days 
by British scientists at the Porton Down facility, and will be deployed 
by Cameron in a fresh attempt to persuade the Russian president, 
Vladimir Putin, to do more to force the Syrian president, Bashar 
al-Assad, to the negotiating table.
 
The samples brought to the UK from the Syrian borders are different to 
the hair and blood samples tested in the US. Details of those test 
results were released by the US secretary of state, John Kerry, four 
days ago.
 
British sources did not give further details of the precise content of 
the UK tests, but said they were confident the samples had not been 
tampered with during their passage to the Syrian border, and then to the UK.
 
The results of the separate UN weapons inspectors' onsite tests in Syria 
have yet to be revealed, but are likely to be known around the time the 
US Congress votes on whether to back military action next week. British 
intelligence has already produced an assessment that it does not believe 
the rebel forces had the capacity to mount a chemical attack, but Putin 
has been arguing that this is the case.
 
After refusing to put the issue of Syria on to the agenda, Putin 
relented on Thursday and said the crisis would be discussed over dinner 
at the summit. Discussions during the afternoon had concentrated on 
economic matters.
 
Cameron said: "We were confident and remain confident that Assad was 
responsible not only for this chemical weapon attack, when we saw 
children being gassed on our television screens, but also we know that 
there have been at least 14 previous chemical weapons attacks.
 
"I think the evidence is growing all the time. We have just been looking 
at some samples taken from Damascus in the Porton Down laboratory in 
Britain which further shows the use of chemical weapons in that Damascus 
suburb."
 
But he expressed scepticism that the fresh evidence might be "a game 
changer" in what is becoming an increasingly bitter international debate 
on whether to regard the chemical attack as a red line that the 
international community cannot allow to go unpunished.
 
Cameron said: "All the testing that's been done, including the testing 
we are doing at our Porton Down laboratories, all adds to the picture. 
But I don't think anyone is seriously denying that a chemical weapons 
attack took place. I think the Russians accept that. Even the Iranians 
accept that.
 
"The question is obviously convincing more people that the regime was 
responsible."
 
German intelligence this week claimed to have intercept evidence 
revealing the Syrian military had been behind the attacks, but there is 
little irrefutable material about the provenance of the attack in the 
public domain.
 
Cameron repeatedly denied he had been sidelined by the Commons vote last 
week to reject UK involvement in military action in Syria. He vented his 
fury at the way in which Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, had handled the 
vote last week. He said: "My only regret about what happened last week 
is that, having produced a motion in parliament that was clear about 
going to the UN, that was clear about listening to the weapons 
inspectors, that was clear about having another vote before military 
action – all things that the opposition asked for – that even in spite 
of that, in my view, they chose the easy and political path, not the 
right path."
 
He said he recognised that some MPs had become isolationist: "For some 
people there will never be enough evidence and for some in the debate in 
the House of Commons it wasn't about evidence, it wasn't about chemical 
weapons, it was about how they felt let down over Iraq and a deep 
concern – which I completely understand – about not wanting to get 
further involved in the difficulties in Syria."
 
He expressed his scepticism that Russia was ever going to distance 
itself from Assad at the United Nations. He said: "I haven't yet seen 
any evidence that Russia will change their position at the United 
Nations. But the best way of doing this, of course, is having a UN 
resolution, a condemnation of Syria, backing for all necessary measures 
to be taken. That's the best way to do this."
 
He insisted the British decision to cut off the option of supporting 
military action had not led to a freezing in the special relationship 
with America. He said: "When I spoke to President Obama on Friday night 
he was very understanding. Like me, he takes a strong line on the use of 
chemical weapons and these appalling things that are happening. Like me 
he is a democrat who believes you have to listen to people, you have to 
listen to parliament and you have to respect the outcome of a vote."
 
Some ministers have conceded that they were pushed into a hasty Commons 
vote by the Americans without preparing the ground. They point to the 
contrast of the US Congress where Obama aides have been "flooding the 
zone" to persuade representatives to back him next week. Cameron said he 
respected the vote, saying: "Britain isn't going to be involved in this 
specific military action, but the special relationship between Britain 
and America is as strong today as it was a week ago."

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David Cameron.... fonte molto attendibile !!!
 
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 David Cameron.... fonte molto attendibile !!!
 
ecco un seguace dell'amico Putin...

 
"Lord Curzon" <lord....@curzon.cur> wrote in message 
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Moolto piu' attendibile del testa calda.
Pare un attimino succube, il Cameron, lo guardavo seguire Obama mentre 
parlava, dalla mimica ... 
 
 

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di chi?

 
"Lord Curzon" <lord....@curzon.cur> wrote in message 
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Il Cameron, succube del POTUS. 
 
 

 Il Cameron, succube del POTUS.
 
al di la della retorica della politica, è molto difficile essere succubi 
di Obama :-), certo tutti spingono Obama per l'intervento...bisognerà 
incoraggiarlo in qualche modo perché sfortuna vuole che sia lui il POTUS...

 
"Lord Curzon" <lord....@curzon.cur> wrote in message 
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Obama come sai e' solo un portavoce.
Se qualcuno gli dice attacca lo fa. Quindi?
 
 

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ha già dimostrato di saper mettere i bastoni fra le ruote se vuole

 
"Lord Curzon" <lord....@curzon.cur> wrote in message 
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Ci prova, ma e' costretto a ubbidire 
 
 

 Ci prova, ma e' costretto a ubbidire
 
pare di no