Despite the concise, well-intentioned and unavoidably ubiquitous nature of our previous Message, it seems some are still withholding their consent for necessary change. Though all our Responsible Media Outlets are doing their duty, it appears some members of the public do not yet understand the reality of our situation. More distressing are the efforts of …
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Today, the Swedish media reported that a Swedish freelance journalist went missing in northern Syria, near the Syrian border with Turkey. The Swedish newspaper who gave these statements, Expressen, did not gave any sources, nor did it reveal the identity of the freelance journalist, only stating that he is in his 30′s and was planning on corssing the border into Syria into an area that is under control by the Islamic State of Iraq and Sham terrorist organization through the Turksh city of Gaziantep.
On Friday, the Foreign and Expatriates Ministry of the Syrian government sent two letters to the head of the Security Council and the UN Secretary General, regarding the recent terrorist attacks on Damascus. The Minestery wrote that terrorists fired 115 rocket shells of varying sizes on Damascus, in addition to 6 on Latakia and 9 on Aleppo. The rocket shells struck civilian homes, schools and universities, claiming the lives of 26 civilians, including children, women and elderly civilians.
On September the 11th, president Barack Obama told the Patriarchs of the Eastern Christians that president Bashar al Assad is protecting, and always was protecting, the Christians in Syria. The attendees, who are being indoctrinated by the Western media, did not believe these words. They tried to conceel the information which was given to them.
The military wing of Hamas lost all contact with their fighters who joined the ambush on Tuesday against the ground forces of the Israeli Defence Force, which lead to the capture of one Israeli officier and to the death of two Israeli soldiers. The military wing of Hamas told that the fighters who joined the ambush probably were killed during a bombardment. The military wing told that if their fighters captured the Israeli officer, he too most certainly died during the bombardment.
For more than a week now, opposition militants such as Jahbat al Nusra and the Islamic Front have cut off the water supply to one of the largest cities in Syria, Aleppo. Due to the cut off the residents of Aleppo are suffering from water shortage and some are forced to drink water from rivers, which leads to infections. There have been warnings of outbreak of water-born diseases in the region. Jahbat al Nusra and the Islamic Front are defending their action by saying the Syrian Arab Army is attacking their main supply road with artillery.
According to a top secret memo signed by Abdullah bin Ali al-Rmezan in 2012, the Saudi Kingdom sent 1239 deathrow inmates who were sentenced in court to death by sword, to Syria to fight as Jihadists among different groups to fight against the Syrian government. The inmates faced the death penalty for rape, murder or drug smuggling. The Saudi Kingdom offered the deathrow inmates a pardon and a monthly fee for their families.
Source: BBC News
Questions have been raised as a result of two video clips posted yesterday which have since gone viral on social media networks.
A video of a BBC interview with a doctor in Syria in the aftermath of an alleged napalm-style attack appears to have been artificially dubbed to falsely make reference to the incident being a “chemical weapons” attack.
Citizens in Moscow chanted “Long live Russia and Syria” today as Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro attended a ceremony – naming a street after Hugo Chavez.
“Now I feel that Chavez will always stay with us”, said Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro at the opening ceremony of the new Moscow street.
