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September 06, 2018 – Moon of Alabama Syria – UN, U.S. Try To Delay Idlib’s Liberation The United Nations Special Envoy for Syria, Staffan de Mistura and his Special Advisor, Jan Egeland, held a press conference (vid) today. They appealed to the Russian President Putin and President Erdogan of Turkey to find …

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This Think Tank is Pushing Regime Change in Iran—and the White House is Listening

July 16, 2018, The Nation – James Carden The Trump administration is threatening America’s European allies with harsh sanctions—among them, exclusion from a principal component of the global financial system—should they decide to keep doing business with Iran. In early June, Sigal Mandelker, a previously obscure Justice Department and Homeland Security …

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Is the US-Kurdish Alliance Over? New Agreement Between Kurds and Assad Could Spell End for U.S. Role in Syria

July 03, 2018, Mint Press News – Whitney Webb DAMASCUS, SYRIA — For over a year, much of northeastern Syria has found itself under de facto occupation by the United States and its military proxy, the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF). The occupied territory, accounting for nearly a third of Syria’s total landmass and including large …

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Former British Ambassador to Syria says OPCW turning into NATO tool for war

June 30, 2018, The Duran – Frank Sellers Between the Skripal poisonings and the staged Douma chemical attack, the West has been on a mission to find a solid pretext for ramping up their hysteria against Russia even further, to ever more so isolate it, and for developing a good excuse to escalate …

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US State Department ‘Concerned’ Over Syrian Government Operations in…Syria!

June 29, 2018, Ron Paul Institute – Daniel McAdams State Department Spokesperson Heather Nauert released a statement today warning the Syrian government to cease and desist from its final military push against ISIS and al-Qaeda groups in southwest Syria. The United States is “deeply troubled by reports of increasing Syrian regime operations …

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Are al-Qaeda Affiliates Fighting Alongside U.S. Rebels in Syria’s South?

  DARAA, Syria – At first glance, all appears calm in this southern Syrian city where protests first broke out seven years ago. Residents mill around shops in preparation for the evening Iftar meal when they break their daily fast during the holy month of Ramadan. But the tension is …

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Former Prisoner of Conscience Condemns Amnesty International

June 14, 2018, Telesur TV – Camilo E. Mejia An open letter to Amnesty International, by former Amnesty International Prisoner of Conscience Camilo E. Mejia, on the violence gripping his native Nicaragua. Through this letter I express my unequivocal condemnation of Amnesty International with regards to the destabilizing role it has …

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The Attack on Syria by the US, UK and France Was Aggression

June 4, 2018, American Herald Tribute – David Morrison The prohibition on the use of force by one state against another is one of the most fundamental principles of international law. It is set out in Article 2(4) of the UN Charter, which states: “All Members shall refrain in their …

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The flames that killed Fathi Harb should make us all burn with guilt and shame

June 4, 2018 Jonathan Cook Fathi Harb should have had something to live for, not least the imminent arrival of a new baby. But last week the 21-year-old extinguished his life in an inferno of flames in central Gaza. It is believed to be the first example of a public …

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Charity for Syria? Holding ‘Hope Hospital’ Accountable

June 4, 2018, 12st Century Wire – Steven Sahiounie Too often we see reports in the western mainstream media about Syria which are distorted and hardly resemble the reality on the ground. What’s worse however, is when misleading stories are used to extract money from unwitting western audiences. The Guardian published a …

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