A well researched video from Dan Glazebrook.
It needs no commentary by me.
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The truth about the iconic orange ambulance photo that the West tried to use to attack Syria.
I may have suspected that the scene was set up when it initially happened but it seems that it was real, however Omran’s misery was used as a photo op by the rebels in a crude attempt to draw in the West, to attack Assad. The extremists will clearly use any situation to further their cause. Perhaps we should also cast doubts over the Bana story, knowing how they tried to take advantage of Omran.
Fortunately Omran and his sister looked much worse than they actually were and both have recovered from their ordeal. Here is Omran’s father talking about the cynical use of his misfortune:
Of course the lying mainstream media won’t cover this story given that Omran’s family could have gone anywhere but decided to return to their home after the insurgents had been cleansed. The truth is that they were only interested in Omran when he was a stick to beat Assad with and were never bothered about his well being. Thankfully, he’s fine now he’s returned home to Aleppo and seems none the worse for the mainstream media’s abuse in covering his plight.
What this also confirms is the shameful and universal media drumbeat for war, which resulted from a small childs near miss. If you weren’t aware of it before, the MSM will stoop as low as they like for the profits of the military industrial complex. They are basically an evil combination and a prime example of all that is wrong in the West. Just like the Aleppo terrorists, they need to be cleansed.
The minutes silence won’t change anything. Don’t stay silent, contact your political representative and demand answers to terrorist funding.
All these platitudes and messages of defiance will not change anything. Our government are supporting the very people that are twisting religious philosophy to support their own interpretation of it. My own local member of parliament either deliberately lied to me or actually believed that UK aid to Syrian opposition was ‘non lethal’. The White Helmets are murdering terrorists, yet we’ve been funding them, only for their acquaintances and allies to attack us. That’s surmising it’s not all a ruse to get May elected. Her reputation and election lead has nose dived, so I wouldn’t rule anything out.
Our foreign policy, shrouded in secrecy and concealing British involvement in making the lives of other people a misery, is the real problem. For instance, it should be Syrian pro government supporters who attack us – for OUR support of terrorist elements. Theresa May demanding we should be ‘tougher’ is an absolute joke. She and her government are actively supporting terrorism inflicted on other people, without any concern for ordinary Syrians.
Another effect of our interference around the world is that it actually creates refugees. Do you think the likes of May is concerned about uncontrolled immigration? It isn’t a problem if the infrastructure is upgraded and the whole process is managed. It is a problem if it makes the lives of already struggling communities even more difficult. Pushing refugees (with a whole host of their own problems) on to an area already plagued with many social issues won’t help anyone. May’s promises about reducing immigration have been an utter failure. Her (almost) 20% (19,000) reduction of police officers in seven years will be regarded differently. That is unless you ever require their help. Then you’ll be asked to email them. Roads are becoming much more dangerous places because there are fewer patrol cars and people know they are less likely to be caught doing anything wrong. Speed cameras aside, the roads are largely lawless.
When Theresa May became Prime Minister, her successor as Home Secretary was the even more reprehensible Amber Rudd. Rudd’s family have been embroiled in unsavoury financial dealings. There are accusations of multiple bankruptcies and investors losing huge amounts of money in business dealings with Rudd’s father and brother. Not the sort of background you would expect of someone who would be controlling the nation’s Police force.
Corbyn has been as clean as a whistle during his long and largely low-key political career. One of the lines of attack from the Conservatives appears to be his reluctance to commit mass murder by firing a nuclear weapon. His efforts to resolve the Northern Ireland conflict has been attacked and he believes that dialogue, not bombs should be used to resolve conflict.
It’s just been announced that the people arrested after the recent London attack have all been released. It strikes me as clutching at straws to detain the acquaintances and family of a suspect. However, Theresa May believes the Police should be allowed to question them for weeks on end without being charged. Due process is critical to a truly democratic society and internment cannot be a part of that. The abhorrence known as Guantanamo springs to mind.
Theresa May insists on ever more internet control without a shred of evidence to connect terrorism with web use by extremists. It’s with ‘security’ approval that many terrorists have been almost encouraged to go and fight against Libyan and Syrian governments. For this there will be a price to pay. Only Jeremy Corbyn will stop this practice.
Vote Corbyn for a foreign policy that doesn’t encourage people to hate us.
A catalogue of incompetence caused the deaths of 22 people and no one will ever be held accountable.
Salman Abedi was reported 5 times to authorities by people concerned that he had extremist views.
He visited a prisoner who was a convicted terrorist and the visits were supervised. He managed to travel around the world with no apparent means to pay for it.
Billions of pounds are spent on Intelligence and Security but blundering officers didn’t recognise a suspect that was only missing a tattoo on his forehead saying ‘I’m a terrorist’.
Almost all of us are accountable when we make a serious error of judgement in our place of work but the Police and in particular the ‘Intelligence services’ are immune to any consequences of their catastrophic negligence. The lives of 22 people are lost and many others facing life changing injuries while specialist officers are full of pitiful excuses as they seem to randomly arrest Muslims before quietly releasing them.
These agencies have been funded increasing amounts of public money, without proving they are good value. Claims they have stopped various terror attacks are seldom supported with arrests or indeed court cases. The Shajul Islam case actually proves the opposite. They allowed a critical witness to a terrorist trial to return to Syria before allowing the suspect to do the same. The various Intelligence experts are a fraud. They don’t protect us, they just keep telling us that we need protecting from these ongoing attacks.
Manchester was attacked once in many years. Our government is paying terrorists, training them and arming them to terrorise Syria EVERY day. The White Helmets are the middle men.
She said:
Britain’s “spirit will never be broken… terrorists will never win and our way of life will always prevail”.
‘Our (politicians) way of life’ is instrumental in creating terrorism. Fear is the intended outcome.
Firstly, her policy of treating us all like terrorists, storing our digital history, allowing GCHQ or it’s foreign affiliates to spy on us, at an unprecedented level hasn’t, and will not work. Maybe it wasn’t supposed to and was only ever being used as a useful tool for advertisers to target us more efficiently.
The stunningly ridiculous claim that ‘terrorists will never win’ is going to sound extremely hollow to the 22 victims families and the dozens injured in last nights attack in Manchester. Any victim of terrorism that survives won’t be consoled by May’s default response to this kind of crime. It’s tired, well worn and in reality, she couldn’t care less about the victims. The politicians are the last people to be affected by these kind of event’s.
The murderer that carried out this atrocity didn’t have to entice (literally) starving kids towards him with sweets.
…..Which is what happened during the evacuation of Foua and Kefraya a few weeks ago. Sixty eight young children were slaughtered by the ‘resourceful’ suicide bomber who took advantage of the fact that they had been living under siege for two years and had been severely deprived of food. A more despicable crime is hard to imagine but there was no international condemnation from May or her government. Trump didn’t tweet about those ‘beautiful, beautiful children’, it didn’t get mentioned at all. The atrocity just a few days before at Khan Sheikhoun was the catalyst for 59 cruise missiles to be fired on Syria, without a shred of evidence who committed it. The reason for the discrepancy?
The murderers of the 68 children are on ‘our’ side.
Crocodile tears from Theresa May won’t hide the fact that she was responsible for those deaths by supporting any enemy of Bashar al Assad. The White Helmets are allies to the suicide bomber that wiped out 68 young lives and the UK government fund them.
Unless we, the people, start to make our own politicians accountable for our criminal behaviour abroad, we will always find ourselves at risk of these kind of terrorist events on our own soil. A mother in Syria feels exactly the same pain as a mother in Manchester. The biggest irony of all this is that the perpetrator probably identifies with ISIS, the people WE are financing to topple the Syrian government. The very same people that destroyed the lives of 68 mothers in Syria.
My sincere condolences go to the victims of ‘terrorism’ everywhere and if I were religious, I’d pray for them, but we don’t need to. We just need to make our politicians accountable. If we want to remain safe, our influence should be used to heal, not harm.
Pro-government captives being rescued from under terrorist siege aren’t as news-worthy.
This exchange of several thousand people under siege was always going to be difficult. The deal was brokered by Qatar and Iran, on behalf of each side. Qatar has been a major sponsor and supplier of terrorist groups that have been tormenting the Syrian people for over six years. Syrian President, Bashar al-Assad had previously rejected a Qatar request for a pipeline across Syria, in order to supply the European market with gas. This would have affected current Russian monopoly of the energy supply but I don’t believe this is the reason Russia accepted the request for help from the Syrian government. They have been long term allies anyhow.
The reason that the media have no interest in these victims is because it won’t be in President Trump’s interest to bomb Al Qaida/ISIS, after all he is on their side. The MSM (mainstream media) filled the pages and screens with images of dead children when the chemical attack was claimed to have killed them. Now it is a terrorist suicide bomb, they aren’t bothered. Even if Assad had attacked Khan Sheikhoun, it was at least a military target. The attack on the evacuees from Foua was certain to kill many women and children. There are stories coming out already that this was a sophisticated plan and also of White Helmet involvement. Equally disturbing is the fact that the process appears to have stalled.
The terrorists have the upper hand in every respect. They aren’t under any legal obligation regarding war crimes. Westerners aren’t allowed into rebel areas without risking a cruel death. Incidents accusing Assad of war crimes cannot be verified but the media clearly support terrorist explanations and repeat them incessantly.
Anyone who buys a newspaper (I haven’t for a long time) can refer back to the recent headlines with the chemical attacks and compare it to the evacuees bombing. Without looking, I can guarantee a vast difference in reporting levels, even though the nearest most of these reporters get to the crime scene is in the safety of Beirut.
I would urge people to disregard the Western mainstream media and search out the many impartial, independent news websites. I am finding it’s not just what the MSM do say, it’s just as important as what they don’t say.
