Goatseye said:
Sorry but I won't watch Jimmy Dore's persona. If you can write the info, I'll appreciate it.
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I don't blame you, I find him annoying as well, but it was the first video youtube presented to me.
Check this article:
http://theantimedia.org/cnn-us-backed-syrian-rebels-crimes/
If you don't find the graphic video online or don't feel like watching it, here's another youtube video explained what happened without showing the actual graphic footage. (Kyle isn't annoying)
... and this isn't the first time US-backed rebels commit such horrific crimes. After Noor Al-Din Zenki rebels beheaded a 10 year old, the US didn't stop funding them. In one of the of US state of department briefings, Mark Toner (jump to 32:35 in this video) was asked the following question about it:
"What does a rebel group in Syria have to do to not receive US funds any longer? What is the line they must cross? What kind of controversial incident must take place?"
The US didn't even bother to ask Noor Al-Din Zinki or Alnusra groups to dissociate themsevles from the rebels that appeared in the video that showed them taunting a scared 10 year-old boy before beheading him, the same savages have appeared in later photos and videos coming out from that same 'rebel' groups. Watching this video helps you understand what I am talking about, because it covers the same story I am referring to with visual evidence.
What's happening in Syria is not only Putin's fault, and let's not pretend that if Putin wasn't involved things would've been better for Syrians, was it better for Iraqis or Libyans?
There are too many parties involved there, non of them wants the best for the victims. It's such a shame that we spend more time taking sides than trying to help the people who lived these tragedies everyday. Our "free" media outlets take sides as well, apparently, just because the people in the evacuation buses were pro-As'ad, we don't hear about them the same way we hear about the "beautiful" babies that were killed by the chemical attack.
Also, If we blame the Syrian migrants crisis on Putin, then who do we blame for the migrants crisis in Libya and Iraq? The US intents behind these wars were never good, they don't care about the rebels they back as long as they serve the US interests. Have we forgetton the story behind Al-Qaeda?
Hillary's own words: "let’s go recruit these Mujahedin! That’s great! Let’s get some to come from Saudi Arabia and other places, importing their Wahhabi brand of Islam, so that we can go beat the Soviet Union!” .... sounds too familiar to what we have now.
Does it matter if these groups are named ISIS or not? We practically support the country that export this kind of barberic mentality and arm these savages if we don't do it oursevles. I am not gonna defend Putin, but why are we singling him out? Our leaders have done worse.