April 29, 1911. As in Libya, a civil war fought between a desperate regime and a force of Western-backed Islamic militants is being misinterpreted as a genocide against demonstrators "pro-democracy", seeking to lay the foundation for an artificial "humanitarian" war.
Although Western media have completely blocked access to Syria and therefore can not verify reports of hundreds of murders carried out by security forces loyal to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, confused and videos YouTube often misunderstood have been presented as proof positive that Assad is overseeing a brutal crackdown pro-democracy demonstrators, but an informant living in Syria has contacted us to express their disbelief at such claims, describing them as little more than fairy tales made to legalize the foundations of a new military intervention backed by NATO on the basis of artificial reason "humanitarian."
Although there is no doubt that Syria is being targeted by security forces Assad, their characterization by Western media as "pro-democracy protesters" is beginning to have remarkable similarity to the way militant Libyans, with the help of Al-Qaeda terrorists were presented as "innocent demonstrators" for global media establishment, even while they are driving tanks, pilot combat aircraft, and carrying rocket-propelled grenades.
Although vacuum of reliable information out of the country, the corporate media, while in one breath admit that the figures of dubious human rights organizations are not verifiable, however, Assad blamed the killings of hundreds of innocent people .
The evidence indicates that such atrocities are wildly exaggerated as happened before the air strikes against Libya . For example, a clip used by many Western media to describe the Syrians being beaten to death by security forces proved Assad a video of the 90 Iraqis.
also Joshua Landis, director of the Center for Middle Eastern Studies and Associate Professor at the University of Oklahoma, documents how AFP, The Guardian and other media have completely misunderstood a video that purportedly shows a Syrian soldiers being beaten by security forces Assad as punishment for refusing to shoot the demonstrators.
"Video" supports "the story behind The Guardian says," Landis writes. "The soldier refuses the order to shoot people. Instead, he was reportedly on his way to Banias to strengthen security. He does not say he was shot by government agents or military. In fact, he denied. The interviewer tries to put words in his mouth, but the soldier clearly denies the story that the interviewer is trying to make him confess. In the video, the wounded soldier is surrounded by people who are trying to make him say that he was shot in a military officer. The soldier says clearly: "They [the superiors] told us:" Shoot IF you shoot you '. "
Landis also highlights how a document purporting to be an order of Syrian intelligence agents to fire army officers and security agents in order to" deceive the enemy "is" clearly a forgery .
"What army, after all, would survive, even days if their principal officers are issuing orders to shoot their own officers?" Landis asked.
Another intervention trial external reporting is regarding snipers would shoot at demonstrators and Syrian security forces from roofs. Al-Alam News Network in Iran, says the men, who work on behalf of Saudi intelligence agencies and U.S. are killing protesters in order to radicalize and stir up unrest.
The video below tries to show a sniper was transferred by a motorcyclist in a building before taking his position in the ceiling and start firing at the demonstrators. Syrian security forces surrounding the building and apparently followed a shootout.
The Syrian-American Sansoul Eddie, who now lives in Syria, writes to express his dismay at how the events in your country are being completely distorted by the Western media.
Sansoul says that media coverage of events has been dominated by "false witnesses", "videos false" and orchestrated events, transmitted carefully to give the impression that the vast majority of Syrians are rebelling against President Assad, when in fact represent a small disgruntled minority of Islamic extremists.
"Syrians in major cities like Damascus and Aleppo are trying to campaign with Bashar Al Assad, to expand awareness about the plans to destabilize Syria in the interests of Israel and the United States in the region, "writes Sansoul without the influence of alleged non-existent protesters claiming that the Western media are showing images of demonstrators in Egypt and Yemen, asserting that the images come from Syria.
" Heart the problem is still a small town called Daraa which has a population of about one million inhabitants, including a few thousand jihadists or extremists who are causing all the news you see in the media, "he says, characterizing the so-called demonstrators as "an organized mafia paid by U.S. intelligence to carry out attacks the Syrian people, "as a pretext for regime change backed by the U.S. and the UN
As the footage from Iraq of the 90's already mentioned that are being passed incorrectly as evidence of the Syrian security forces beating civilians to death, warns Sansoul old pictures of victims of torture in different countries are being presented as false evidence of the brutality ordered by Assad.
would be remiss to forget that the Western media have been caught routinely deforming or even inventing humanitarian crisis in the past that have been exploited by NATO powers to launch wars, such as the Gulf War and the attack on Serbia in 1999.
The Secretary of Foreign Affairs of the United Kingdom William Hague, a leading warmonger who vehemently has launched advertising for the NATO bombing of Libya, today condemned the killings in Syria, "civilians who are expressing their views in peaceful protest ", while Assad's government said the so-called protesters are in fact part of an Islamist-inspired uprising, as we have seen develop in Libya, is being supported by the West.
As recently revealed Michael Posner, the U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Human Rights and Labor, 5,000 so-called "activists" in many Middle Eastern countries including Tunisia, Egypt and Syria, have recently participated in training sessions organized and paid by the U.S. government. "They came and now we have a domino effect," said Posner, about the wave of unrest sweeping the region.
Again, the evidence indicates clearly that the United States, Britain and other NATO powers are using their allies in Al Qaeda to destabilize Syria to launch another war made the pretext of humanitarian aid, regardless of whether the prolonged bombing of Libya and has cost taxpayers billions of dollars.
Although undoubtedly the violence takes place in Syria by both sides, is the result of a regime trying to cling to power militant struggle against an opposition backed by Western forces. Like Libya, this is a civil war, which has little to do with "pro-democracy demonstrators, and much to do with Syria to leave vulnerable to being absorbed by the globalists as its next acquisition in the development of wave disturbances of the "Arab Spring" that have helped to spread and prosecute first.
Source: Blog Arucas
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