by Natalia Mihailova, Global Research
Independent journalist Anhar Kochneva has been living and working in Syria for more than ten years. She says that the situation in Syria is not at all similar to how it has been presented in the mass media.
… I’ve been living permanently in Syria for the last seven months, and I saw only three ‘so-called demonstrations’. So-called, because there were very few people and they were clearly staged as a performance for journalists. “Protests” were shot on video for five or ten minutes before people quickly dispersed. In some cities, where bandits took control temporarily, they forced people to go to demonstrations.
… Some weeks ago I was in Homs. I was in the sadly known Baba Amr district of Homs. Most of the residents have left their homes. My friends live 800 meters from Baba Amr. They told me that bandits fired at their houses. Not the Army. The Syrian army does not kill people. They only answer when the situation is extreme.
Most of the last months’ casualties were soldiers of the Syrian Army. The so-called rebels fight in the streets, shoot videos and burn tires. If you see black smoke on a video “made by mobile phone”, it’s not the result of artillery fire by the army, it is smoke from burning tires.
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Filed under: destabilization Campaign Syria, Fake Syrian Revolution, Global Free Market Wars, Globalization, Neoliberalizing Syria
you do know they passed the HR whatever legalizing spread of their media propaganda. it is still against international law to undermine sovereign nations with lies, no matter what shit they pass in Congress.
Link to the subject article not working above so I’m adding it here: http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=31310