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The Intercept on a third way in Syria - Lauren Johnson - 24-10-2016 The article written by a Syrian "activist" who has lost so many other activist friends points out there is another alternative to the two choices of Assad and Islamic radicals. Of course, he claims that when the revolution started they had no clear idea what they wanted but the spoke out to conquer their fear. This kind of reasoning would be a standard motif of the color revolution. And what is left out is that the student revolts as sponsored by the US Embassy and dark money were the planned precursors to the military invasions. The article is crap. Quotes: Quote:Jerf is only one of the innumerable Syrian revolutionary activists who have lost their lives over the past five years. An editor and documentarian, he helped train a generation of young Syrians to continue the fight for democracy in their country. But his story, and the stories of those like him who continue the spirit of the 2011 uprising, rarely register in broader narratives of the conflict. For all they have sacrificed, their struggles have gone largely ignored, in a framing of the conflict that has been convenient for the Assad government. The Intercept on a third way in Syria - Lauren Johnson - 25-10-2016 I read a lot of responses. The author was just ripped a new one. The Intercept on a third way in Syria - Magda Hassan - 25-10-2016 Lauren Johnson Wrote:The article is crap. Quotes: Indeed it is. Lauren Johnson Wrote:I read a lot of responses. The author was just ripped a new one. Deserving. |