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From Bosnia to Syria: Disinformation and Its Perpetrators

From Bosnia to Syria: Disinformation and Its Perpetrators
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UPDATED: UK Academics Collaborated with Russian Officials to Cover Up Assad s War Crimes

Seeking to cover up war crimes of Syria's Assad regime, a group of UK academics worked with Russian diplomats in four missions from North America to Europe.

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Berlin Group 21, Ivan s Emails and Chemical Weapons Conspiracy Theories

In March this year, a new website for a group set up by two former diplomats and an Ivy League academic concerned about the activities of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) blinked into life. The Berlin Group 21 (BG21), read a “Statement of Concern” that graced the site’s landing page, had “deep concern” about an OPCW investigation into a chemical weapons attack on the Syrian town of Douma in 2018 that killed more than 40 civilians. Signatories included prominent journalists, academics, a former US Congresswoman and presidential candidate as well as a former head of Britain’s Royal Navy.

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House Passes Bill to Make DC 51st State, Plus the 2018 Syria Chemical Attack

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Syria Chemical Attack Deniers Admit Links to WikiLeaks and Russia

Syria Chemical Attack Deniers Admit Links to WikiLeaks and Russia Michael Weiss, Jett Goldsmith © Provided by The Daily Beast Anas Alkharboutli/Getty A group of British academics was secretly in contact with Russian diplomats in four separate embassies as they worked to undermine evidence that Bashar al-Assad was using chemical weapons against his own people, according to emails seen by The Daily Beast. The documents were obtained as part of a sting operation on one member of the group that was disclosed last month by the BBC and The Times of London. Paul McKeigue, a Professor of Genetic Epidemiology and Statistical Genetics at the University of Edinburgh’s College of Medicine, was duped into sharing the inner workings of the so-called Working Group on Syria, Propaganda and Media by emails from someone calling himself “Ivan,” who implied he was a Russian intelligence officer.

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