Apr 16, 2014, Antiwar.com Jordanian warplanes attacked a destroyed an unspecified number of cars this morning along the border with Syria. The cars were camouflaged, though officials confirmed none of them were even suspected of affiliation to the Syrian military. The official statement didn’t make any specific allegations of whose …
Read More »US Guantanamo detainee killed in Syria while leading NATO-backed death squad
Apr 17, 2014, New Eastern Outlook The Long War Journal reported in its post, “Former Guantanamo detainee killed while leading jihadist group in Syria,” that: Ibrahim Bin Shakaran, a Moroccan who spent more than three years at the Guantanamo Bay detention facility before being released to Moroccan custody, has been …
Read More »Seymour Hersh Exposes Erdogan’s Chemical Adventure in Syria [VIDEO]
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Read More »Dutch priest shot dead in Homs
Apr 7, 2014, the Guardian A masked gunman shot dead a Dutch priest in the garden of a monastery in the Syrian city of Homs on Monday. Father Francis van der Lugt, 75, a Jesuit – the same order as Pope Francis – had lived in Syria for decades and …
Read More »Assad There to Stay?
Apr 9, 2014, CounterPunch How the US Campaign for “Regime Change” in Syria Became a Magnet for International Terrorism Long gone the days when the U.S.-led so-called “Friends of Syria” could plausibly claim that two thirds of Syria was controlled by rebel forces, that Syrian capital Damascus was under siege …
Read More »Media Blackout over Syria
Apr 6, 2014, Global Research On April 6, The London Review of Books published in its online journal Seymour Hersh’s “The Red Line and the Rat Line.” Hersh continues to expose details surrounding the staged August 21 chemical attack incident in Syria, which apparently pretty much everyone in Washington’s intelligence bureaucracy suspected …
Read More »The Red Line and the Rat Line: Seymour M. Hersh on Obama, Erdoğan and the Syrian rebels
Apr 6, 2014, LRB In 2011 Barack Obama led an allied military intervention in Libya without consulting the US Congress. Last August, after the sarin attack on the Damascus suburb of Ghouta, he was ready to launch an allied air strike, this time to punish the Syrian government for allegedly …
Read More »Saudi regime goes berserk over reform calls
Zafar Bangash, Apr 2014 Calling for reforms is “terrorism,” withdrawing your allegiance to the monarchy is “treason” and contacting international news organizations about human rights violations in the kingdom will land you in prison. Welcome to the Saudi kingdom! Has the Saudi regime shot itself in the foot over its …
Read More »Peace Pilgrimage to Syria
Press release: 5 April, 2014 Peace Pilgrimage to Syria, is a civil movement of peace activists for providing humanitarian aid to Syria and strive to bring peace in the country as soon as possible. This movement has eminent personalities and peace activists from all over the world. This caravan after …
Read More »Direct from Lakatia, Syria
Mar 27, 2014, OpEd News Lilly Martin, an American who is married to a Syrian and has lived in the Alawite border region with Turkey for twenty-one years, sent me this email today, after I enquired about the taking of a village by Islamists: “My only home for 21 years …
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