Why have ‘alternative’ narratives been so aggressively attacked by the Establishment? Is the status quo control system now dependent on propaganda in order to govern the populous? What will the state and its corporate media partners do now that they are losing their grip on mainstream narratives that engineer public consensus?
What happens when the entire mainstream media are in lockstep with NATO member states on the ‘WMD’ narrative? Recent history demonstrates this is usually a prelude to war.
Behind every colour revolution you will find a highly developed and sophisticated program of change run through western NGOs, backed by the US State Dept, Open Society and other key ‘stakeholders’.
Steven Sahiounie
21st Century Wire
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.
Woman waiting to return home to Eastern Ghouta. Over 70,000 have gone back since the final liberation from terrorist groups. (Photo: Vanessa Beeley)
Vanessa Beeley
21st Century Wire
The following interview was broadcast this week, featuring Syrian President Bashar Assad, which provides a clear insight into the issues current facing Damascus and whether or not a viably resolution is possible following this seven year-long war.
Today, we were told that the US ambassador to the UN in Geneva led a protest over Syria’s role at head of the Conference on Disarmament, calling the event a “travesty.”
Apparently, US officials left the room when Syrian representative took the floor.
“Syria’s presence here is a travesty. This regime has committed countless crimes against its own people through the use of chemical weapons, and it is just unacceptable for them to be leading this body,” said US ambassador Robert Wood.
Failaq Al Rahman missile store next door to White Helmet headquarters in Saqba, Eastern Ghouta. (Photo: Vanessa Beeley)
Vanessa Beeley
21st Century Wire
Ali Suleiman Baloul. (Photo: Facebook)
21st Century Wire says…
Russian President Vladimir Putin, and Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad met, in Sochi, Thursday, to discuss the future of Syria.
Vladimir Putin congratulated Assad for major successes in the fight against terrorism, noting that their military success has opened up the possibility for a political solution.
