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Where is the other half of this film? A critical look at the film reviews of “Silvered Water: Syria Self-Portrait”

May 23, 2014, Lilly Martin, Op-Ed News A film about the war in Syria has been shown at the Cannes Film Festival. It was received with a standing ovation for the woman who shot the film in Homs, and the director who developed the film in Paris. Ossama Mohammed and …

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A Tale of Two Elections: Syria, Ukraine, and the West’s Double Take on Democracy

May 21, 2014, Oriental Review Ukraine and Syria are both going to the polls in less than two weeks, but the election that is legitimate (Syria) is painted as a fraud by the West, and the actual fraudulent election (Ukraine) is promoted as legitimate. Comparing both of these cases back-to-back …

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Syrian elections: democratic reform threatens western ‘regime change’ agenda

May 16, 2014, Tim Anderson There is no doubt that incumbent President Bashar al Assad remains hot favourite for Syria’s June 3 elections. Even NATO’s advisers put his support at around 70%. However the country’s first competitive presidential elections in recent times threatens to add a ‘normality’ to Syria’s previously …

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From Benghazi to Boko Haram: Why I support the Benghazi Inquiry

May 14, 2014, Ajamu Baraka “The destruction of Libya not only led to the strengthening of Boko Haram – it also led to arms being transferred out of Libya to Syria.” Seemingly out of nowhere, Boko Haram burst into the awareness of people around the world as a shadowy group …

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