Vanessa Beeley on Recent White Helmet Activity in Syria

The earthquake is being used as a cover for increasing White Helmets funding, ... $316 million so far: (20:01):

See also this post by Jeffrey Sachs about potential chemical warfare in Ukraine: "US Plans to Carry Out False-Flag Op in Ukraine Using Toxic Agents, Russian Military Says, ..."

See White Helmets and Hala Systems - the grotesque militarisation of “humanitarianism” in Syria.

"In August 2016, one year after the appeal launched by the White Helmets and their PR agency, a Chicago-based company, Hala Systems, launched “Sentry” - a “threat-prediction system designed for use by civilians in conflict zones”. Hala Systems itself was launched in 2015 at the same time as the White Helmets were requesting radar support in their role as adjuncts to Al Qaeda (rebranded or affiliates).

According to published data about Sentry - the warning system relies on human observers and remote sensors to collect data on potential air strikes. Observers spot the take-off of Russian or Syrian warplanes - they enter critical information into an Android app, which then sends information to Hala’s servers. Sensors placed in trees or on top of buildings collect acoustic data which aid confirmation of plane type, location and flight path. Software gathers and analyses the data to determine the potential for and location of the incoming air raid. If the risk is high, the system will generate alerts via social media and activate air raid sirens remotely. Using a “neural network”, an automated system continuously scans Facebook, Twitter and Telegram for “posts that might indicate air strikes”.

Sentry is based on an original Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Lincoln Laboratory, prototype.

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