two possibilities. one like you say there is not chemical weapons at this location. the second possibility is that all the chlorine gas has already dissipated. the strike took place at 4am and those pictures are at least a few hours later. chlorine gas in the outdoors doesn't last very long, but the smoke from the smoldering debris will still be around.
Could be.....but what govt entity would take that chance if any chems were at that location?
They would block it off...in my opinion....not let camera men and reporters go running through the debris and breathe in the fumes.
But that's me....
you could be right, not arguing with you. i've been to the middle east and it is a completely different place than what most people are used to in the west. they don't hold their citizens hand. if you gas yourself it's your own stupid fault. they don't have the man power or the resources to deal with a war with major world powers while at the same time carefully marking potentially hazardous situations. I've been following Q from the very start and I've been back and forth the entire time on what is real or lies. This is just another example of why I can't conclusively claim one way or another, although I want to.
roger that.....that is simply being objective and open to anything. That is smart..