The Hidden Genocide In Syria:Obama's Moderate Rebels As Brutal As ISIS

The two biggest jokes about the conflict in Syria, if anything about that horrible war could be describes as a joke) have come from the mouth of US President, Barack Hussein Obama. The first occurred when in response to the Russian intervention in support of and at the request of the Assad regime (which, whether we in the west like the way Assad rules or not) is the legitimate government of Syria) Obama complained that the Russians were hitting 'moderate rebels' who were fighting Assad, rather than ISIS targets.

The second came when The Rent Boy President, who during his two terms sold his office as shamelessly as during his youth he (allegedly) sold his orifice to rich old white men in order to fund an expensive cocaine habit, boasted that one of the great achievements as President was bringing peace to Syria. Obama, has no sense of irony, when he made that statement fighting was at its most intense both in eastern Syria and around Aleppo near the Mediterranean coast as Assad's forces, backed by Iranian elite troops and Russian air strikes took on the extremists of ISIS and the Free Syrian Army (Obama's moderate rebels.)

Saturation coverage of events in Syria is believed by most people in the developed world, who still trust the BBC, CBS, NBC, Sky News,RTL and a host of other channels in Germany, France 24 and of course print news believe they are well-informed about what is going on around the world and particularly in hotspots like the middle east. They regularly see news stories about tyrants like Assad, Saddam Hussein in Iraq and Gadaffi in Libya before they were overthrown (due to western intervention, both, like Assad were suppoted by their people) committing atrocities against their own people and hear pompous statements from Western leaders and top bureaucrats about how order must be imposed.

What is reported in the news however offers a very narrow view of what is going on, and because the sources are controlled by government and corporate interests, what is reported is so biased to promote vested interests it is actually worse than blatant lies.

For example, on the 12th of May, 2016, completely unreported by mainstream media, a massacre of women, children and non combatants (old and disabled people, Christians, Kurds, Jews etc. was committed in the town of al-Zara in the southern contryside of Hama, Syria. People who were not Muslim, the wong kind of Muslim or supporters of Assad's government were slaughtered by Takfiri death squads, the terrorists eulogised by the USA's terrorist loving president as as ‘moderate rebels’. There was no mention of the massacre in the Western press. The massacre was not mentioned by western news services because to expose the 'moderate rebels' as the same savages who in 2012 were posting videos online of their squad leaders eating human organs cut from still warm corpses would not be helpful in advancing the globalist agenda.

Witness the handiwork of Obama's moderate rebels - I strongly suspect this picture is under copyright but having found it uncredited on another blogger's site I decided to republish in the public interest (fair use)

The fact that there are no 'moderate' rebels in Syria, only savage, brital Islamic extremists, has been admitted by the U.S. Government several times. Vice-president Joe Biden has admitted it, the Pentagon’s General Dempsey has admitted it, Tulsi Gabbard of the US Armed Services Committee has admitted it, and the Defense Intelligence Agency has admitted it. Western corporate media agencies have themselves admitted that for the US led Western allies the priority, Barack Obama's priority, was to overthow Assad, the thousands of innocents who lost their lives are just 'collateral damage' and one thing Barack Hussein Obama has accurately boasted of while president is that he is 'good at killing people'. NATO chiefs have admitted supporting al-Qaeda terrorists in Syria in an attempt to overthrow President Assad, yet, perversely, the same media systematically re-brand barbaric head-choppers and child murderers as ‘moderate rebels’, when their heinous crimes deliver advantage to NATO foreign policy objectives.

The Western-backed, NATO funded (via Turkey) terrorists love to record their atrocities and share the images on Facebook or YouTube, or post pictures of the murdered women and children on social media. These pictures are then displayed across all the front pages of corporate newspapers and flashed across television screens. Emotions, mostly fear and loathing are aroused. The terrorist agenda is advanced.

Western governments bluster about the necessity of 'humanitarian intervention' (drone strikes) to avert a humanitarian crisis, but in Syria, Libya, Yemen, Ukraine, Egypt, Iraq and Afghanistan and South Sudan. have in the past decade resulted in humanitarian disasters This time there was silence. Nothing is gained politically by the cabal of developed nations driving towards a global, authoritarian government, by acknowledging that the terrorist is NATO, that the USA and its allies (mainly Britain and France hence The FUKUS axis) that has funded equipped, trained and the ISIS brutes who use rape as a weapon of war and that it is actually the Syrian Arab Army loyal to Assad that is fighting terrorism supported by Russia, Iran and China. If the masses knew this, there would be a revolution, warmongers would be overthrown and middle eastern, Asian, African and South American nations would be left alone so that their societies could develop in ways that suit the local mindset and environmental conditions.





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The Last Accredited Western Reporter In Damascus Speaks: "Russia Did More 'Good' In 30 Days Than The US Did In A Year"

Image source: Miguel Fernandez, Flickr

Cuban journalist Miguel Fernandez,of Prensa Latina news agency was the last journalist from the Western world accredited to work in the Syrian capital of Damascus having recently left after nearly a year of occupying that unevviable role. On returning home to Havana, Fernandez gave Sputnik News an exclusive interview in which he reflects back on what he experienced in the war torn country. Sputnik tells us:


Fernandez talked first about the single biggest lesson he learned, which is that the people of Syria don't give in, they don't stop pursuing the dream of having a prosperous country.

"Seeing how these people don't give in, that they dream about a prosperous country, is the biggest lesson that Syria gave me"

Miguel then reflects back on when a colleague of his first arrived in the city, and as the journalist took him

"Fear is the first thing that war creates, that fear which forces people to be on guard. However, Damascus broke that pattern. When my colleague arrived I took him around the city and he noticed that buses and taxis are traveling around, people are sitting in cafes and going shopping, children are going to school. He asked me, 'where is the war?'"

"I said, I will show you before we leave for Cuba. And after less than a day, when we were traveling in a taxi, a mortar shell fell in front of us, onto a group of people, some of whom died, and there was chaos all around."

"I looked at that and I said – that is war. That resistance of the Syrian people, the unwillingness to accept the hardships of war, has inspiredaround the city, everything was seemingly so normal that his friend asked "where is the war?"

Fernandez then discussed how differently the Syrian people view Russia and the United States, saying that Syrians felt the Russian entry into the conflict in support of the Assad regime did not feel like an intervention at all. The reporter also highlighted the differences between the precision and effectiveness of the US vs Russian air strikes.
He said that US airstrikes were not coordinated and often hit Syrian infrastructure, as opposed to Russia's strikes, which destroyed more Daesh infrastructure in 30 days than the US had been able to accomplish in a year of alleged warfare against the terrorists.

"I am fair with blue eyes, so they often confused me with Russians and affectionately greeted me. Syrians believe in Russia because for a long time they were in conflict with the US and some European powers and Russia was the only friendly power."

"I was there when Russia entered the war in September 2015 and Syrians did not perceive it as an intervention, but as support and a sign of solidarity," Fernandez explained.

"For over a year before that the US had led an international coalition that didn't show any results. The Americans carried out bombings but Daesh spread even further, and seized new positions."

"Those airstrikes were not coordinated and often hit Syrian infrastructure, hospitals and schools. The Russian airstrikes didn't, because they entered the war at the request of Damascus and their activities were coordinated in order to be effective and not bring harm to civilians."

With so much speculation and opinion from new and political pundits in print media and on television, people who never set foot inside the mid - east conflict zone, it is helpful to get a first hand account of what's taking place on the ground. What one may find, is that those that parrot the "Russia Bad/US Good" meme in comment threads and on Twitter and Facebook are not providing the true picture. This blog and its companion sites has always said the 'white hats / black hats' narrative is absolutely wrong. Most Syrians support their leader Bashar al Assad, they know he is a tyrant and suppresses opposition but were aware what would rise in his place, had Obama's US led coalition been suvccessful in deposing him, which was always the point of the US and European Union intervention.

The evidence that the USA, using NATO member Turkey (which is nowhere near the effing Atlantic), Saudi Arabia and Qatar as its proxies, armed, supported and funded ISIS and the Free Syrian Army, is now irrefutable.


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