The following article, by Stephen Gowans, is reposted from the author’s blog: The US news media perversely view the prospective liberation of millions of Syrians from a Turkish-backed Al Qaeda tyranny in Idlib as a humanitarian tragedy, betraying their allegiance to Washington’s geopolitical agenda and its aim of dominating every …
Read More »Commentary: Current events in Syria; Politicization of a public health issue in China (Listen online)
The Taylor Report explores current events in Syria, including the celebration of the liberation of Aleppo. Listen online! Audio File http://www.radio4all.net/files/anonymous@radio4all.net/16-1-CurrentEvents.mp3 Description (28 mins): Aleppo is celebrating the removal of terrorists who, for years, have shelled and mortared civilians indiscriminately. Phil plays an audio clip of these celebrations, and chronicles …
Read More »The axis of resistance holds firm as Washington faces retreat: Professor Tim Anderson’s assessment of Syria today
The following article is republished from Mideast Discourse: Steven Sahiounie, political commentator The shifting sands of the Syrian conflict have left many wondering what might happen next between the Kurds, the US, and Russia inside Syria. I reached out to, Professor Tim Anderson, an Australian political economist, and author of …
Read More »Video: Scott Ritter interviewed: Turkey, US protect Al Qaeda in Idlib and worsen Syria’s suffering
Pushback with Aaron Maté: Idlib is facing a humanitarian disaster as hundreds of thousands flee a Syrian and Russian military campaign to retake the province from militant rule. Overlooked in Western coverage of the crisis is that Idlib is mostly controlled by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, a rebranded affiliate of Al-Qaeda …
Read More »Video: Is there a humanitarian crisis in Idlib? Interview with Vanessa Beeley
Vanessa Beeley’s interview with Ryan Christian of Last American Vagabond on a wide range of topics involving Syria – Idlib, Aleppo, Turkey, Israel, US, UK, White Helmets, “For Sama”, propaganda, OPCW….. “Joining me today is Vanessa Beeley, an independent investigative journalist and photographer who has worked extensively in the Middle …
Read More »Historic moment: Aleppo airport reopens to civilian flights
Historic moments of the first flight to Aleppo since 2012 (19 Feb. 2020) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggXt4xoI-Ns&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR1UL4QOOeswGWlS6ufVxZ5n0n7CzHU0qIBFAnEWE4o6kpohGszxf5dX7Ic Today is a historic day for Syrians, as the first flight from Damascus to Aleppo since August 2012 has landed in Aleppo International Airport.
Read More »SAA finds huge amount of UNICEF medical aid abandoned in Northern Aleppo
Ken Stone, Syria Solidarity Movement Steering Committee: “United Nations’ human rights chief, Michelle Bachelet, shed crocodile tears last week about the plight of refugees in the Syrian conflict zones of Aleppo and Idlib provinces. Yet, where did all the UNICEF medical aid for refugees go? To the warehouses of the …
Read More »Explaining Syria: It’s Everyone’s Fault Except the U.S. and Israel
The following article, by Philip Giraldi, is republished from Global Research: The first week in February was memorable for the failed impeachment of President Donald Trump, the “re-elect me” State of the Union address and the marketing of a new line of underwear by Kim Kardashian. Given all of the excitement, it was …
Read More »Syria and “Transitional Justice”
The following article, by Helena Cobban, is republished from Just World News: Almost from the beginning of the US-supported regime-change project in Syria, US policymakers have incorporated several kinds of planning for what is called “transitional justice” into their pursuit of the project. Transitional justice (TJ) is a field that …
Read More »Kafka comes to The Hague
The following article, by Peter Hitchens, is reposted from his blog at the Mail on Sunday: The Show Trial of A and B. Kafka comes to The Hague Why you should be worried You might think that when two honest men, with nothing to gain and much to lose, speak …
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