Politics Syrian Civil War

[Fred333]

AUSTERE humanitarion aid organization!

 

[Musashi]

'daddy's sista has to start liking dietary kebabs:

Turkey: Slain 'Islamic State' leader's sister in custody | DW | 04.11.2019

Ankara has announced the capture of the elder sister of slain "Islamic State" leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. Authorities have called the arrest "an intelligence gold mine," and hope to learn more about the militant group.

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[Ivan le Fou]

Little update regarding Lafarge. The French cement company is still being sued for:
-financing terrorism.
-violation of embargo.
-endangerement of its personnel.

 

[Fred333]

James le mesurier, founder of the white helmets agitprop has died in istanbul

 

[nemipuka_]

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"agitprop..."

 

[Ivan le Fou]

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WikiLeaks - OPCW Douma Docs

 

[Musashi]

The sultan has started dumping Syrians in their home country.

Esenyurt'ta 90 Suriyeli ülkesine uğurlandı

Ülkelerindeki iç savaştan kaçarak Türkiyeye sığınan 90 Suriyeli, Esenyurt Belediyesince düzenlenen törenle ülkelerine uğurlandı.

videonuz.ensonhaber.com

 

[Fred333]

But remember, it is only ethnic cleansing when Assad does it. I wonder how the western media will spin this, the people being resettled are mostly anti-Assad Sunni Muslims, but they are also upsetting the demographic balance in Kurdish-majority regions, Kurds who are another darling of the western media. Time for some popcorn to watch the cognitive dissonance unfold! But probably it will just be tumbleweeds...

 

[Fred333]

You remember the Douma chemical weapons attack back in 2018? Just a day before actually taking back the area the Assad government apparently used sarin and chlorine based weapons to attack a suburb it was on the verge of taking anyway, but by using chemical weapons it risked military intervention by the US/UK & France? The attack that made no strategic sense at all? And after the claimed attack the FUKUS coalition launched an attack on Syria without even waiting for OPCW inspectors to clarify the claimed attack? That one yes. OPCW went in afterwards and published a report that stated that chemical weapons - but only chlorine not sarin - was possibly used. Blame was not attributed, because that was not the mission of the OPCW. Nevertheless, the report was used to post facto legitimize the FUKUS strikes against Syria.
However, in the last few weeks different OPCW whistleblowers have leaked stuff to Wikileaks that the final report was heavily redacted in favour of suggesting a chemical weapons strike indeed took place and that the cilinders containing it were dropped from the air - heavily implicating Assad of course, because he is the only one with an air force. Apparently now up to 20 OPCW inspectors have serious qualms about the final report, which was apparently altered under covert pressure from US officials. Read all about it here:

WikiLeaks - OPCW Douma Docs

Journalist/columnist Peter Hitchens, brother of the late Christopher Hitchens, reported on it:

Fresh evidence that UN watchdog suppressed report casting doubt on Assad gas attack - Mail Online - Peter Hitchens blog

Fresh evidence that UN watchdog suppressed report casting doubt on Assad gas attack

hitchensblog.mailonsunday.co.uk

Hitchens further debunking of Bellingcat's usual attempt to spin away the criticisms of the OPCW report, further revealing them to be the slimy propaganda agitprop organization (funded by Atlantic Council no less):

Bellingcat or Guard Dog for the Establishment? - Mail Online - Peter Hitchens blog

Bellingcat or Guard Dog for the Establishment?

hitchensblog.mailonsunday.co.uk

Furthermore, another journalist Tareq Haddad, working for Newsweek, took leave of his position after he was blocked from reporting on the Douma/OPCW doctored report scandal by his own editors. Full scoop here:

Lies, Newsweek and Control of the Media Narrative: First-Hand Account

A mafia runs editors. Freedom of the press is dead. Journalists and ordinary people must stand up.

tareqhaddad.com

This shows you how deep the rot is in our mainstream media establishment, all clamoring for war against Syria on trumped up charges. Just follow Haddad & Hitchens and others who have taken up the OPCW scandal story on twitter, and see how relentlessly they are smeared online as "Genocide deniers", "Assadists", "Russian agents", "chemical attack deniers", all for simply factually reporting what has happened. Fortunately, pro-regime change provocateur Oz Katerji has been fired from his job for smearing Peter Hitchens, but the rot is still deep in the system. Bellingcat/White helmets/Idrees Ahmad/Scott Lucas/Chris York of the Huffington Post et al, are all implicated in smear campaigns and attempts to spin the narrative away from the scandal. Their usual tactics are smearing, ad hominem attacks, fisking, deliberately misrepresenting arguments ad nauseam. This is very similar to what happened on the syria thread at mp.net, themess, and to some extent here. Any critical note towards the establishment narrative on Syria will immediately and irrevocably get you the label "Assadist" or my personal favorite, "Assadist cult member", "Truther", etc. All ad hominems and all besides the point. It is clear that it is part of a larger strategy to massively smear anyone who does not support the campaign to wage war on Syria, a war which could potentially lead to a direct confrontation with Russia and a nuclear exchange. But who cares eh?

 

[Ivan le Fou]

Oh come on!
A CNN journalist put her nose in a little girl back pack, sniffed it and said it smelled bad! thus proving a chemical attack took place!

Anyway... those among us who cast doubts over these attacks, and especially the governmental reports (still can't believe the French report got taken seriously by some...), have been vindicated.

And we can thank Trump, to some extent, for not going full " 'murica F*** yeah" after these "attacks" took place.

 

[Fred333]

Assadist genocide denier! Did the Kremlin already deliver your paycheck for this month?

 

[Mike1976]

A CNN journalist put her nose in a little girl back pack, sniffed it and said it smelled bad! thus proving a chemical attack took place!

Not exactly the brightest thing to do either when most of the weapons allegedly used are airborne and can linger in confined spaces due to being heavier than air (like shell craters and trenches in WW1).

 

[nemipuka_]

Ah, BiasLeaks came back from another cherry-picking trip. Adorable.
So what's in the basket this time? Hard evidence of forgery, tampering or faking made by the OPCW? Or the "whistleblower" is angry because the FFM is now following the Kremlin line, writes an open letter and dump it through BiasLeaks, but not before sending it to his colleagues just to be titled as "internal memo".

Unfortunately, with all conspiracy theories about CIA-MI6-OPCW-Media plots against the innocent Cult of Assad, technical details are too boring to compete. But anyway, here is a video recap for anyone who don't want to read 106 pages of this stuff:

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[Kriva]

Ah, BiasLeaks came back from another cherry-picking trip. Adorable.
So what's in the basket this time? Hard evidence of forgery, tampering or faking made by the OPCW? Or the "whistleblower" is angry because the FFM is now following the Kremlin line, writes an open letter and dump it through BiasLeaks, but not before sending it to his colleagues just to be titled as "internal memo".

Unfortunately, with all conspiracy theories about CIA-MI6-OPCW-Media plots against the innocent Cult of Assad, technical details are too boring to compete. But anyway, here is a video recap for anyone who don't want to read 106 pages of this stuff:

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How did you find this place ?
Thought I would never see your drivel again.

 

[Ivan le Fou]

Nemipuka: the terrorist apologist...

 

[Kriva]

Nemipuka: the terrorist apologist...

Sometime I think that he is Julian Roepcke

 

[Fred333]

They are all cut from the same cloth and follow the same presumably centrally directed playbook to spin the narrative in their preferred direction. Notice how he basically used all the techniques I predicted he would use. Goal:muddy the waters, deflect attention away, gaslight, and smear smear smear

 

[nemipuka_]

Just a day before actually taking back the area the Assad government apparently used sarin and chlorine based weapons to attack a suburb it was on the verge of taking anyway, but by using chemical weapons it risked military intervention by the US/UK & France? The attack that made no strategic sense at all? And after the claimed attack the FUKUS coalition launched an attack on Syria without even waiting for OPCW inspectors to clarify the claimed attack? That one yes. OPCW went in afterwards and published a report that stated that chemical weapons - but only chlorine not sarin - was possibly used. Blame was not attributed, because that was not the mission of the OPCW. Nevertheless, the report was used to post facto legitimize the FUKUS strikes against Syria.

Putting aside the deliberate inaccuracy of this "just a day before" and all your biased theories, I can agree with the bare chronology - soon after the Chemical attack murdered approximately 50 people in just one raid (including woman and children), hundreds of anti-Assad forces took their families and fled. This allowed the Cult of Assad to take the entire suburb fast and easy.
And you seriously insist that logic is on your side...? Facepalm

 

[nemipuka_]

...cut from the same cloth and follow the same presumably centrally directed playbook to spin the narrative in their preferred direction. Notice how he basically used all the techniques I predicted he would use. Goal:muddy the waters, deflect attention away, gaslight, and smear smear smear

Congratulations on the self-portrait. And btw, nice avatar. Are you a fan of the Syrian rescue workers, or it's just another way to smear smear smear

 

[Ivan le Fou]

Deluge Of New Leaks Further Shreds The Establishment Syria Narrative

It’s been a bad last 24 hours for the war propagandists.

medium.com