The chemical gas attacks in Syria were a great example. Never before in the history of false flag attacks has there been so much evidence to support that conclusion. False flag attacks occur when one group creates, funds and plans an attack, while blaming that attack on another group. It's used for a number of reasons, mainly to justify the infiltration and invasion of another country in the name of 'fighting terrorism' when in reality, it's for ulterior motives. This is why current presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard introduced the Stop Arming Terrorist Act a few years ago, stating that, "The legislation would prohibit the U.S. government from using American taxpayer dollars to provide funding, weapons, training, and intelligence support to groups like the Levant Front, Fursan al Ha and other allies of Jabhat Fateh al-Sham, al-Qaeda and ISIS, or to countries who are providing direct or indirect support to those same groups." Gabbard was also quoted saying that the "CIA has also been funneling weapons and money through Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Qatar and others who provide direct and indirect support to groups like ISIS and al-Qaeda.