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Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 1577793 United Kingdom 06/09/2012 03:19 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Full story here [link to www.dailymail.co.uk] |
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Dave (OP) User ID: 1577793 United Kingdom 06/09/2012 03:50 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Full interveiw with rt here Interesting read [link to www.rt.com] Alex thompson No, it’s a war. Both sides are responsible. I think the Western media is rather naïve because they constantly blame the Syrian army for killing civilians. That’s true because the Syrian army are to blame for shelling civilians, but it’s equally true that the Free Syrian Army is very largely fighting its war in built-up, populated, civilian areas. They're not exactly using civilians as human shields but if you fight in those areas, civilians are going to be killed, and that is a question which is not put to the leaders of the Free Syrian Army with the frequency that it should be, in my opinion |
R3DeckHD User ID: 17642192 Qatar 06/09/2012 04:27 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Syrian rebels tried to get me killed to show up the regime: Channel 4 news reporter says he was 'deliberately set up to be shot' Quoting: Dave 1577793 A senior British journalist claims that Syrian rebels tried to lead him and his colleagues into a trap so they would be killed by government forces, to discredit the regime of President Bashar al-Assad. Channel 4 News chief correspondent Alex Thomson said a group from the Free Syrian Army led his team into the line of fire because ‘dead journos are bad for Damascus’. He said his vehicle was shot at before the team managed to ‘floor it back to the road we’d been led in on’. He wrote: ‘Suddenly four men in a black car beckon us to follow. We move out behind. We are led another route. Led in fact, straight into a free-fire zone. Told by the Free Syrian Army to follow a road that was blocked off in the middle of no-man’s land. 'At that point there was the crack of a bullet and one of the slower three-point turns I’ve experienced. We screamed off into the nearest side-street for cover. Another dead-end. There was no option but to drive back out on to the sniping ground and floor it back to the road we’d been led in on. ‘Predictably the black car was there which had led us to the trap. They roared off as soon as we re-appeared. ‘I’m quite clear the rebels deliberately set us up to be shot by the Syrian army. Dead journos are bad for Damascus.’ His comments on the Channel 4 website came as clashes were reported near the centre of the Syrian capital, while UN monitors finally Alex Thompson, Channel 4 News's chief correspondent, said he was driven out into the centre of no-man's land was a deliberate move by rebels to get them killed Taken from th edaily mail This reporter just wants to show the bad image of the rebels. There are many rebels in Syria. The most organized rebels in syria is called 'Free Syrian Army'. Look at the reporter saying 'rebels', those aren't free-syrian-army, they are just rebels. Maybe they dun kno strategy or roads very well whilst this reporter keep telling 'deliberate, deliberate' as if he thinks just because he's a white reporter, the rebels want him to get kiled. wtf, the reporter accuse not telling facts. stupid reporters are stupid. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 1089603 New Zealand 06/09/2012 05:10 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Syrian rebels tried to get me killed to show up the regime: Channel 4 news reporter says he was 'deliberately set up to be shot' Quoting: Dave 1577793 A senior British journalist claims that Syrian rebels tried to lead him and his colleagues into a trap so they would be killed by government forces, to discredit the regime of President Bashar al-Assad. Channel 4 News chief correspondent Alex Thomson said a group from the Free Syrian Army led his team into the line of fire because ‘dead journos are bad for Damascus’. He said his vehicle was shot at before the team managed to ‘floor it back to the road we’d been led in on’. He wrote: ‘Suddenly four men in a black car beckon us to follow. We move out behind. We are led another route. Led in fact, straight into a free-fire zone. Told by the Free Syrian Army to follow a road that was blocked off in the middle of no-man’s land. 'At that point there was the crack of a bullet and one of the slower three-point turns I’ve experienced. We screamed off into the nearest side-street for cover. Another dead-end. There was no option but to drive back out on to the sniping ground and floor it back to the road we’d been led in on. ‘Predictably the black car was there which had led us to the trap. They roared off as soon as we re-appeared. ‘I’m quite clear the rebels deliberately set us up to be shot by the Syrian army. Dead journos are bad for Damascus.’ His comments on the Channel 4 website came as clashes were reported near the centre of the Syrian capital, while UN monitors finally Alex Thompson, Channel 4 News's chief correspondent, said he was driven out into the centre of no-man's land was a deliberate move by rebels to get them killed Taken from th edaily mail This reporter just wants to show the bad image of the rebels. There are many rebels in Syria. The most organized rebels in syria is called 'Free Syrian Army'. Look at the reporter saying 'rebels', those aren't free-syrian-army, they are just rebels. Maybe they dun kno strategy or roads very well whilst this reporter keep telling 'deliberate, deliberate' as if he thinks just because he's a white reporter, the rebels want him to get kiled. wtf, the reporter accuse not telling facts. stupid reporters are stupid. why am I not surprised your shilling here ! Did I see qatar uniforms amongst rebels ? |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 8802358 United States 06/09/2012 05:11 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | lol like bad proaganda the news turned into i like it when it was more innocent, like go usa and we will knock the crap out of the japs now its like "look, little tiney kids getting killed, look, " lol ande they sjhow pics on the tube of them lol |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 12856884 United Kingdom 06/09/2012 05:12 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Syrian rebels tried to get me killed to show up the regime: Channel 4 news reporter says he was 'deliberately set up to be shot' Quoting: Dave 1577793 A senior British journalist claims that Syrian rebels tried to lead him and his colleagues into a trap so they would be killed by government forces, to discredit the regime of President Bashar al-Assad. Channel 4 News chief correspondent Alex Thomson said a group from the Free Syrian Army led his team into the line of fire because ‘dead journos are bad for Damascus’. He said his vehicle was shot at before the team managed to ‘floor it back to the road we’d been led in on’. He wrote: ‘Suddenly four men in a black car beckon us to follow. We move out behind. We are led another route. Led in fact, straight into a free-fire zone. Told by the Free Syrian Army to follow a road that was blocked off in the middle of no-man’s land. 'At that point there was the crack of a bullet and one of the slower three-point turns I’ve experienced. We screamed off into the nearest side-street for cover. Another dead-end. There was no option but to drive back out on to the sniping ground and floor it back to the road we’d been led in on. ‘Predictably the black car was there which had led us to the trap. They roared off as soon as we re-appeared. ‘I’m quite clear the rebels deliberately set us up to be shot by the Syrian army. Dead journos are bad for Damascus.’ His comments on the Channel 4 website came as clashes were reported near the centre of the Syrian capital, while UN monitors finally Alex Thompson, Channel 4 News's chief correspondent, said he was driven out into the centre of no-man's land was a deliberate move by rebels to get them killed Taken from th edaily mail This reporter just wants to show the bad image of the rebels. There are many rebels in Syria. The most organized rebels in syria is called 'Free Syrian Army'. Look at the reporter saying 'rebels', those aren't free-syrian-army, they are just rebels. Maybe they dun kno strategy or roads very well whilst this reporter keep telling 'deliberate, deliberate' as if he thinks just because he's a white reporter, the rebels want him to get kiled. wtf, the reporter accuse not telling facts. stupid reporters are stupid. The syrian army would not have known reporters might be in the car. And if they had been killed by the stupid actions of the "free syrian army" it would have caused more problems for the president of syria. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 16142387 Hong Kong 06/09/2012 05:28 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The whole situation in Syria is quite obviously not how the Western(American mostly) media is trying to portray it, or they would have long since had an international force in the country. The reluctance is solely due to the fact that they have no real proof that the atrocities are being committed by the Syrian government, in fact I think they have far more evidence that most atrocities are being committed by the "Free Syrian Army" which we all know is loaded with Israeli, American and European block operatives. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 17643608 Australia 06/09/2012 05:29 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Syrian rebels tried to get me killed to show up the regime: Channel 4 news reporter says he was 'deliberately set up to be shot' Quoting: Dave 1577793 A senior British journalist claims that Syrian rebels tried to lead him and his colleagues into a trap so they would be killed by government forces, to discredit the regime of President Bashar al-Assad. Channel 4 News chief correspondent Alex Thomson said a group from the Free Syrian Army led his team into the line of fire because ‘dead journos are bad for Damascus’. He said his vehicle was shot at before the team managed to ‘floor it back to the road we’d been led in on’. He wrote: ‘Suddenly four men in a black car beckon us to follow. We move out behind. We are led another route. Led in fact, straight into a free-fire zone. Told by the Free Syrian Army to follow a road that was blocked off in the middle of no-man’s land. 'At that point there was the crack of a bullet and one of the slower three-point turns I’ve experienced. We screamed off into the nearest side-street for cover. Another dead-end. There was no option but to drive back out on to the sniping ground and floor it back to the road we’d been led in on. ‘Predictably the black car was there which had led us to the trap. They roared off as soon as we re-appeared. ‘I’m quite clear the rebels deliberately set us up to be shot by the Syrian army. Dead journos are bad for Damascus.’ His comments on the Channel 4 website came as clashes were reported near the centre of the Syrian capital, while UN monitors finally Alex Thompson, Channel 4 News's chief correspondent, said he was driven out into the centre of no-man's land was a deliberate move by rebels to get them killed Taken from th edaily mail This reporter just wants to show the bad image of the rebels. There are many rebels in Syria. The most organized rebels in syria is called 'Free Syrian Army'. Look at the reporter saying 'rebels', those aren't free-syrian-army, they are just rebels. Maybe they dun kno strategy or roads very well whilst this reporter keep telling 'deliberate, deliberate' as if he thinks just because he's a white reporter, the rebels want him to get kiled. wtf, the reporter accuse not telling facts. stupid reporters are stupid. Fuck off Qatar, you have nil credibility in this thread. The blood on your hands is evident by the extent you were involved in Libya. Doha is full of NATO servants. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 16142387 Hong Kong 06/09/2012 05:30 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Syrian rebels tried to get me killed to show up the regime: Channel 4 news reporter says he was 'deliberately set up to be shot' Quoting: Dave 1577793 A senior British journalist claims that Syrian rebels tried to lead him and his colleagues into a trap so they would be killed by government forces, to discredit the regime of President Bashar al-Assad. Channel 4 News chief correspondent Alex Thomson said a group from the Free Syrian Army led his team into the line of fire because ‘dead journos are bad for Damascus’. He said his vehicle was shot at before the team managed to ‘floor it back to the road we’d been led in on’. He wrote: ‘Suddenly four men in a black car beckon us to follow. We move out behind. We are led another route. Led in fact, straight into a free-fire zone. Told by the Free Syrian Army to follow a road that was blocked off in the middle of no-man’s land. 'At that point there was the crack of a bullet and one of the slower three-point turns I’ve experienced. We screamed off into the nearest side-street for cover. Another dead-end. There was no option but to drive back out on to the sniping ground and floor it back to the road we’d been led in on. ‘Predictably the black car was there which had led us to the trap. They roared off as soon as we re-appeared. ‘I’m quite clear the rebels deliberately set us up to be shot by the Syrian army. Dead journos are bad for Damascus.’ His comments on the Channel 4 website came as clashes were reported near the centre of the Syrian capital, while UN monitors finally Alex Thompson, Channel 4 News's chief correspondent, said he was driven out into the centre of no-man's land was a deliberate move by rebels to get them killed Taken from th edaily mail This reporter just wants to show the bad image of the rebels. There are many rebels in Syria. The most organized rebels in syria is called 'Free Syrian Army'. Look at the reporter saying 'rebels', those aren't free-syrian-army, they are just rebels. Maybe they dun kno strategy or roads very well whilst this reporter keep telling 'deliberate, deliberate' as if he thinks just because he's a white reporter, the rebels want him to get kiled. wtf, the reporter accuse not telling facts. stupid reporters are stupid. Why do you shills in the UAE always post like you are some sort of local. Everyone with a brain knows there is a heavy USAF presence in both UAE, Bahrain and Quatar. Just give it up already. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 16142387 Hong Kong 06/09/2012 05:31 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Syrian rebels tried to get me killed to show up the regime: Channel 4 news reporter says he was 'deliberately set up to be shot' Quoting: Dave 1577793 A senior British journalist claims that Syrian rebels tried to lead him and his colleagues into a trap so they would be killed by government forces, to discredit the regime of President Bashar al-Assad. Channel 4 News chief correspondent Alex Thomson said a group from the Free Syrian Army led his team into the line of fire because ‘dead journos are bad for Damascus’. He said his vehicle was shot at before the team managed to ‘floor it back to the road we’d been led in on’. He wrote: ‘Suddenly four men in a black car beckon us to follow. We move out behind. We are led another route. Led in fact, straight into a free-fire zone. Told by the Free Syrian Army to follow a road that was blocked off in the middle of no-man’s land. 'At that point there was the crack of a bullet and one of the slower three-point turns I’ve experienced. We screamed off into the nearest side-street for cover. Another dead-end. There was no option but to drive back out on to the sniping ground and floor it back to the road we’d been led in on. ‘Predictably the black car was there which had led us to the trap. They roared off as soon as we re-appeared. ‘I’m quite clear the rebels deliberately set us up to be shot by the Syrian army. Dead journos are bad for Damascus.’ His comments on the Channel 4 website came as clashes were reported near the centre of the Syrian capital, while UN monitors finally Alex Thompson, Channel 4 News's chief correspondent, said he was driven out into the centre of no-man's land was a deliberate move by rebels to get them killed Taken from th edaily mail This reporter just wants to show the bad image of the rebels. There are many rebels in Syria. The most organized rebels in syria is called 'Free Syrian Army'. Look at the reporter saying 'rebels', those aren't free-syrian-army, they are just rebels. Maybe they dun kno strategy or roads very well whilst this reporter keep telling 'deliberate, deliberate' as if he thinks just because he's a white reporter, the rebels want him to get kiled. wtf, the reporter accuse not telling facts. stupid reporters are stupid. Fuck off Qatar, you have nil credibility in this thread. The blood on your hands is evident by the extent you were involved in Libya. Doha is full of NATO servants. Totally. |
See1234 User ID: 17209851 United Kingdom 06/09/2012 05:33 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | lol saw this on the news, the rebels will do anything to try and make the gov look bad, makes you question who are really behind this massarcres and other attacks etc etc check em - [link to www.apocalypticwar.com] |
Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 1577793 United Kingdom 06/09/2012 07:20 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This reporter just wants to show the bad image of the rebels. There are many rebels in Syria. The most organized rebels in syria is called 'Free Syrian Army'. Look at the reporter saying 'rebels', those aren't free-syrian-army, they are just rebels. Maybe they dun kno strategy or roads very well whilst this reporter keep telling 'deliberate, deliberate' as if he thinks just because he's a white reporter, the rebels want him to get kiled. wtf, the reporter accuse not telling facts. stupid reporters are stupid. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 3198332 United Kingdom 06/09/2012 07:23 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This is great. Unfortunately since it's not reported by the arbiter of all truth (the BBC) nobody will pay much attention. I know channel 4 is credible, but isn't internationally recognized enough for this story to last long or reach enough ears. |
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Dave (OP) User ID: 1577793 United Kingdom 06/09/2012 07:59 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This is great. Unfortunately since it's not reported by the arbiter of all truth (the BBC) nobody will pay much attention. I know channel 4 is credible, but isn't internationally recognized enough for this story to last long or reach enough ears. Quoting: Sonofabiscuit If he died it would of been more reported especialy by foreign office ran sky news bull shit bbc have not even reported on it typical |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 3198332 United Kingdom 06/09/2012 08:00 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This is great. Unfortunately since it's not reported by the arbiter of all truth (the BBC) nobody will pay much attention. I know channel 4 is credible, but isn't internationally recognized enough for this story to last long or reach enough ears. Quoting: Sonofabiscuit If he died it would of been more reported especialy by foreign office ran sky news bull shit bbc have not even reported on it typical Yeah absolutely. BBC won't touch this with a bargepole I'm willing to bet on it. Yeah big surprise, channel 4 covers it, Guardian, Daily mail, Huffington post, even Reuters, and many others. Yet the BBC is conspiciously silent about this. Maybe they're just slow on the uptake? |
ne User ID: 17647647 United States 06/09/2012 08:17 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I kind of thought the Syrian situation had the smell of propaganda. This just confirms it. Quoting: SevenThunders All wars have propaganda on all sides. For that matter, the propaganda in everyday life in the USA is no less than that which the Nazis or Communists used, only it's masked by countless professional marketers to keep it from being obvious to the sheeple... |
Cosa Nostra User ID: 7485754 Switzerland 06/09/2012 08:18 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Syrian rebels tried to get me killed to show up the regime: Channel 4 news reporter says he was 'deliberately set up to be shot' Quoting: Dave 1577793 A senior British journalist claims that Syrian rebels tried to lead him and his colleagues into a trap so they would be killed by government forces, to discredit the regime of President Bashar al-Assad. Channel 4 News chief correspondent Alex Thomson said a group from the Free Syrian Army led his team into the line of fire because ‘dead journos are bad for Damascus’. He said his vehicle was shot at before the team managed to ‘floor it back to the road we’d been led in on’. He wrote: ‘Suddenly four men in a black car beckon us to follow. We move out behind. We are led another route. Led in fact, straight into a free-fire zone. Told by the Free Syrian Army to follow a road that was blocked off in the middle of no-man’s land. 'At that point there was the crack of a bullet and one of the slower three-point turns I’ve experienced. We screamed off into the nearest side-street for cover. Another dead-end. There was no option but to drive back out on to the sniping ground and floor it back to the road we’d been led in on. ‘Predictably the black car was there which had led us to the trap. They roared off as soon as we re-appeared. ‘I’m quite clear the rebels deliberately set us up to be shot by the Syrian army. Dead journos are bad for Damascus.’ His comments on the Channel 4 website came as clashes were reported near the centre of the Syrian capital, while UN monitors finally Alex Thompson, Channel 4 News's chief correspondent, said he was driven out into the centre of no-man's land was a deliberate move by rebels to get them killed Taken from th edaily mail This reporter just wants to show the bad image of the rebels. There are many rebels in Syria. The most organized rebels in syria is called 'Free Syrian Army'. Look at the reporter saying 'rebels', those aren't free-syrian-army, they are just rebels. Maybe they dun kno strategy or roads very well whilst this reporter keep telling 'deliberate, deliberate' as if he thinks just because he's a white reporter, the rebels want him to get kiled. wtf, the reporter accuse not telling facts. stupid reporters are stupid. Hope Vlad blows Al Jazeera and your fucked up country soon Cosa Nostra, loose association of criminal groups that share a common organizational structure and code of conduct. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 17589940 United Kingdom 06/09/2012 08:38 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This is great. Unfortunately since it's not reported by the arbiter of all truth (the BBC) nobody will pay much attention. I know channel 4 is credible, but isn't internationally recognized enough for this story to last long or reach enough ears. Quoting: Sonofabiscuit If he died it would of been more reported especialy by foreign office ran sky news bull shit bbc have not even reported on it typical Yes, the BBC only ever give the "activists" side of the story. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 15689859 United States 06/09/2012 08:46 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Full interveiw with rt here Quoting: Dave 1577793 Interesting read [link to www.rt.com] Alex thompson No, it’s a war. Both sides are responsible. I think the Western media is rather naïve because they constantly blame the Syrian army for killing civilians. That’s true because the Syrian army are to blame for shelling civilians, but it’s equally true that the Free Syrian Army is very largely fighting its war in built-up, populated, civilian areas. They're not exactly using civilians as human shields but if you fight in those areas, civilians are going to be killed, and that is a question which is not put to the leaders of the Free Syrian Army with the frequency that it should be, in my opinion Most people probably don't remember when the Israelis, probably led by Sharon, pushed the PLO into a few square blocks of civilian highrise-type apartments in Beirut back in '82 or so. The PLO hid like rats, shielded by civilians. Kissinger or somebody of his ilk worked out a deal to let them escape, and they came out of the woodwork like a bunch of victorious "warriors," shooting their guns off into the sky, which is about the only target they could actually hit. The Israelis could have incinerated every last one of them, but didn't. That's not how they operate, the Israelis. Of course, it WAS a great political victory for the PLO, who went on to blow up hundreds of Israelis AND Palestinians in suicide bombings in subsequent years. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 17648600 United States 06/09/2012 08:50 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Full interveiw with rt here Quoting: Dave 1577793 Interesting read [link to www.rt.com] Alex thompson No, it’s a war. Both sides are responsible. I think the Western media is rather naïve because they constantly blame the Syrian army for killing civilians. That’s true because the Syrian army are to blame for shelling civilians, but it’s equally true that the Free Syrian Army is very largely fighting its war in built-up, populated, civilian areas. They're not exactly using civilians as human shields but if you fight in those areas, civilians are going to be killed, and that is a question which is not put to the leaders of the Free Syrian Army with the frequency that it should be, in my opinion Most people probably don't remember when the Israelis, probably led by Sharon, pushed the PLO into a few square blocks of civilian highrise-type apartments in Beirut back in '82 or so. The PLO hid like rats, shielded by civilians. Kissinger or somebody of his ilk worked out a deal to let them escape, and they came out of the woodwork like a bunch of victorious "warriors," shooting their guns off into the sky, which is about the only target they could actually hit. The Israelis could have incinerated every last one of them, but didn't. That's not how they operate, the Israelis. Of course, it WAS a great political victory for the PLO, who went on to blow up hundreds of Israelis AND Palestinians in suicide bombings in subsequent years. Too bad we know where the PLO got their money. Just like Abu Nidal... |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 3198332 United Kingdom 06/09/2012 08:50 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Full interveiw with rt here Quoting: Dave 1577793 Interesting read [link to www.rt.com] Alex thompson No, it’s a war. Both sides are responsible. I think the Western media is rather naïve because they constantly blame the Syrian army for killing civilians. That’s true because the Syrian army are to blame for shelling civilians, but it’s equally true that the Free Syrian Army is very largely fighting its war in built-up, populated, civilian areas. They're not exactly using civilians as human shields but if you fight in those areas, civilians are going to be killed, and that is a question which is not put to the leaders of the Free Syrian Army with the frequency that it should be, in my opinion Most people probably don't remember when the Israelis, probably led by Sharon, pushed the PLO into a few square blocks of civilian highrise-type apartments in Beirut back in '82 or so. The PLO hid like rats, shielded by civilians. Kissinger or somebody of his ilk worked out a deal to let them escape, and they came out of the woodwork like a bunch of victorious "warriors," shooting their guns off into the sky, which is about the only target they could actually hit. The Israelis could have incinerated every last one of them, but didn't. That's not how they operate, the Israelis. Of course, it WAS a great political victory for the PLO, who went on to blow up hundreds of Israelis AND Palestinians in suicide bombings in subsequent years. On the surface of it, it was strange that Kissinger would be working against the Israelis. But he wasn't, because if the PLO had been wiped out, then Israel wouldn't have had a significant terrorist threat anymore. No threat = no moral superiority, excuses for landgrabs etc. You don't kill off your controlled opposition, that's just how it is. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 17643511 United Kingdom 06/09/2012 08:50 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This reporter just wants to show the bad image of the rebels. There are many rebels in Syria. The most organized rebels in syria is called 'Free Syrian Army'. Look at the reporter saying 'rebels', those aren't free-syrian-army, they are just rebels. Maybe they dun kno strategy or roads very well whilst this reporter keep telling 'deliberate, deliberate' as if he thinks just because he's a white reporter, the rebels want him to get kiled. wtf, the reporter accuse not telling facts. stupid reporters are stupid. Quoting: R3DeckHD 17642192 Hope Vlad blows Al Jazeera and your fucked up country soon Erm... I agree, he/she is an idiot and probably a shill, but there are people from the UK who are fighting the good fight and on the right side in this and other conflicts. Calling for countries to be blown up makes you just as bad as all the war mongerers and propagandists. We can only oust the powers that be by coming together as people, in ignorance of borders, race and religion. |
Goldmember User ID: 10379198 United Kingdom 06/09/2012 09:05 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This reporter just wants to show the bad image of the rebels. There are many rebels in Syria. The most organized rebels in syria is called 'Free Syrian Army'. Look at the reporter saying 'rebels', those aren't free-syrian-army, they are just rebels. Maybe they dun kno strategy or roads very well whilst this reporter keep telling 'deliberate, deliberate' as if he thinks just because he's a white reporter, the rebels want him to get kiled. wtf, the reporter accuse not telling facts. stupid reporters are stupid. Quoting: R3DeckHD 17642192 Hey scumbag, how many toddlers and women have you butchers massacred lately? |