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Nice excuse, ''ohh a crime is being done lets retaliate with another crime....'' is that what you are being teached over there?

Besides my question was some Arabic speaking member to translate the allegedly disgusting behavior, if true then those people mocking people dying of hunger arent any better than terrorists.
Anyways why do you need to go into defensive mode anyway?
Because he is covering or trying to cover the pathetic excuse of this animals that call themselves human. With a falacy.
The areas the rebels are besiging are still access able by air. The others are not.

And how they are playing the shia Sunni card now. Where they don't waste a breath claiming how bashar was a president for all the syrians. Yet it takes this to get him to let aid in and that too they have conditions attached to it.

Basically goes onto show how nasruthe whore and bashar are, and who they actually care for and are fighting for.

Oh and let's not even get started on the champion of humanity the sheikh al great putin al TehranI. Not a damn word on suffering of the people under siege.
 
The Western news media are at it again – telling barefaced lies and half-truths about starving towns in Syria being liberated from sieges. Fake images of emaciated children are also being published to shore up their fraudulent narrative

Take the image of the malnourished little girl whom the BBC and the British Independent newspaper claimed was from the Syrian town of Madaya. Turns out the girl is from south Lebanon. Her name is Marianna Mazeh. The photo published widely this week by Western media is from three years ago, yet the same media are claiming that she is one of the residents of the Syrian town of Madaya, which the Western media also say is being blockaded by the governments forces of President Bashar al-Assad.


Turns out too that Marianna's family are infuriated that her forlorn image is being circulated for propaganda purposes. "I live in Tayr Filsey [south Lebanon], not Madaya, and I am fine," the little girl told Al Manar news agency. She is now aged seven and apparently has made a full recovery from her earlier emaciated condition. The reason for her previous illness is not clear.



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reported this week on "people being shot as they try to escape" the captive towns. The people are being shot — by the so-called rebels holding the residents as hostages, but the NY Times omitted that fact.



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The half-truth that the Western media don't tell is that many towns in Syria have been, and are still, taken over by foreign-backed mercenary militia. They are terrorists, not "rebels", belonging to such groups as the so-called Islamic State (or Daesh), al Nusra Front and Jaish al-Islam. All of them espouse a twisted, corrupted version of Islam, which ordains that anyone opposed to them can be beheaded or their children gang-raped.


The Western media portray the "Syrian regime" forces as having blockaded the towns and using starvation as a weapon against the residents. Nothing could be further from the truth.

The populations have been held hostage by the terror groups and used as "human shields" to prevent the Syrian army advancing to liberate those being held against their will.

This week, the siege towns being reported in the news are Madaya near the capital Damascus, as well as the northern locations of Kefraya and Foua. But the same siege situations and eventual liberation were repeated previously in many other towns and villages, such as Zabadani, Kessab, Adra, Homs and Maloula.

In all cases, the residents have welcomed the Syrian army with open arms as "liberators" — grateful to have been freed from the nightmare of captivity under the foreign-backed mercenaries. Their conditions of starvation and general brutality were not due to alleged blockade by the Syrian state forces, as the Western media claim, but rather as a direct result of being kidnapped en masse by the mercenaries.



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Irish peace activist, Dr Declan Hayes, told this author how he witnessed the liberation of Maloula near the border with Lebanon back in 2014.


"It was Easter Sunday, April 24, when we entered the town with Syrian army forces. It had been held captive by the mercenaries for several months. We were greeted by cheering, flag-waving children, by young and old, by Christians and Muslims. The atmosphere was euphoric," recounted Hayes.

"You had to see the destruction of Maloula to believe it. Everything had been destroyed by the occupying mercenaries. People were still in a state of shock from the brutality they had been subjected to. Beheadings, shootings, kidnappings, rape. There was graffiti on walls written by the so-called jihadists which said, ‘We get closer to God by cutting the heads off our enemies'."

These are the same mercenaries that Western governments and their media refer to as "rebels". As with the siege of Madaya and other towns being ended this week, the Western media contrived a narrative that Maloula was similarly under siege from the Syrian army.

Of course, the reason why the West refers to "rebels" and not "terrorists" is because the terrorists are supported by Western governments and their regional allies in Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Turkey. Half-truths are invented because the full truth is a shocking revelation of the real, criminal nature of Western governments and how they have sponsored a covert war in Syria for their illicit scheme of regime change against the Assad administration.

Dr Hayes says there is a clinical method in the madness that Syrian towns and communities have been plunged into. The objective is to destroy the rich pluralist fabric of Syrian society and culture.

"Maloula is one of the earliest Christian dwellings in the world. People there speak Aramaic dating back to the time of Jesus," explained Hayes. "But the community there also include Muslims, Sunni, Shia, Alawite, Druze and other faiths. They have been living peacefully together for centuries. Maloula is an epitome of larger Syrian society. It is pluralist, peacefully coexisting."

What the foreign-backed mercenaries have tried to do since the conflict erupted in March 2011 is to destroy the tapestry of Syrian society by brutalizing communities and trying to hack open sectarian schisms.




Hayes believes that the mercenary brigades running amok in Syria for the past five years have been directed by Western military intelligence, the American CIA and British MI6, along with Turk intelligence. "The command and control of these terrorists is outside Syria. The terrorists are following a demonic, but deliberate, plan to destroy the society."


The Western news media are the propaganda arm of the state-sponsored terrorist assault on Syria. A country has been brought to within a breath of being demolished totally, of being turned into failed state like so many other countries where Western powers have illegally interfered "to bring democracy".

Russia's military intervention at the end of September pulled Syria back from the brink. And it is Russia's air power, along with the ground forces of the Syrian army, Hezbollah and Iran, that is now forcing the terrorists to capitulate. Hence the rapid ending of so many sieges.

Spinning with ever-more lies, Western media are now trying to tell their public that the "evil Assad regime" is (inexplicably) having a change of heart and allowing in aid convoys to the stricken, starving populations.

The plain truth is that people in Syria are being held siege by Western-orchestrated terrorists.

A siege of another kind is also being forced on the minds of the Western public by the Western media; it involves starving them of the truth.

The views expressed in this article are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official position of Sputnik.



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The Western media portray the "Syrian regime" forces as having blockaded the towns and using starvation as a weapon against the residents. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Again Sputnik retarded propagandists tell how rebels starve themselves. I bet soon they are going to tell that rebels are also dropping barrel bombs on themselves.

Sieges imposed by the Government in the Governorates of
Homs, Rural Damascus and Damascus have been ongoing
since 2012 and intensified in the spring of 2013. Information
gathered by OHCHR demonstrates that maintaining a
siege requires a high degree of control over entry and
exit points to the area in question, and is primarily
enforced by installing checkpoints.
A pattern appears to
have emerged where sieges were initially partially imposed,
with civilians and goods allowed through checkpoints. As the
conflict escalated, Government forces began to prevent all
entry of goods
, and proceeded to shell and, in some
instances, carry out aerial bombardment of the area.

In December 2012, after armed opposition groups too
k control over the Yarmouk Palestinian
refugee camp, checkpoints strictly controlled exit
from and entry into the main routes to the
camp. Since then, Government, pro-government forces
and pro-government Palestinian
armed factions have been strictly controlling exit

from and entry into the camp. Although
humanitarian organizations were denied access to Ya
rmouk,
civilian pedestrian traffic was
permitted intermittently through government checkpo
ints. Families were allowed to come in
and out of the camp and bring small quantities of f
ood, including for instance one bag of
bread per family per day, while additional items wo
uld be confiscated, according to a resident
of the camp. However, from July 2013, all access po
ints to Yarmouk have been sealed,
preventing residents from passing and making humani
tarian access impossible resulting in
shortages of food, water and public services.
As of
January 2014, the besieged population of
some 18,000 people, including many women and childr
en, remained in the camp.

http://www.ohchr.org/Documents/Countries/SY/LivingUnderSiege.pdf
 
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So... USA officially said that they will bomb civilian targets with civilians inside and where is "human rights activists" protesting about it? Why is US president isn't in jail for war crimes? Why no sanction against USA?


U.S. commanders had been willing to consider up to 50 civilian casualties from the airstrike due to the importance of the target. But the initial post-attack assessment indicated that perhaps five to seven people were killed.

In recent weeks, the U.S. has said it will assess all targets on a case-by-case basis and may be more willing to tolerate civilians casualties for more significant targets.


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SAA captured Salma, the most important terrorist stronghold in Latakia province. Terrorists are being kicked left and right in Latakia and capturing Salma means taking other areas is much easier. After clearing whole province, thousands of SAA troops will be free to go towards Idlib, Hama and Aleppo.
 

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