Obama’s Syrian Rebel Hostages Blow
Whistle! Human Rights Watch Faking Evidence
Friday, September 13, 2013
6:05
A Belgian teacher and an Italian
journalist held captive by Syrian rebels have blown the whistle on what Human Rights Watch, a front group for the
United States Department of State,
said was “compelling evidence” that the Assad government gassed its people. Both
men have indicated that Obama-backed Syrian rebels were behind the August 21
chemical weapon atrocity.
A Belgian researcher, freed from
Obama-backed Syrian rebels, has denied that the Assad government was responsible
for the August 21 gas attack on a village near Damascus, resulting in over a thousand civilians allegedly
gassed to death with nerve agent sarin and Barack Obama’s justification to
strike Syria.
“Pierre Piccinin da Prata has given a
sensational interview to Belgium’s RTL-TVI radio station where he stressed it
was his “moral duty” to say that Bashar Assad’s government did not stand behind
using sarin or any other gas on the outskirts of Damascus,” Voice of Russia
radio station reports.
“The Belgian national said he learned as
much from what he overheard in an exchange between his
captors.”
Both an Italian journalist Domenico
Quirico and Belgian teacher Pierre Piccinin were flown home Wednesday after
kidnapped and held for five months by Syrian rebel’s as hostages.
Quirico, 62, is a well-known war
correspondent in Italy.
Both Qurico and Piccinin have indicated
that Obama-bcked Syrian insurgents were behind the gas attack on a village near
Damascus.
Human Rights Watch, a front group for the
United States Department of State, said Thursday that it had compelling evidence
that the Syrian government was responsible for the gas
attack.
Unlike legal authorities and genuine human
rights groups, Human Rights Watch is, as usual, toeing the U.S. administration’s party line, this time
defending the Obama regime’s intent to use military aggression against
Syria – for humanitarian reasons. See
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Human Rights
Watch
Kenneth Roth is an
executive director for the Human Rights
Watch, and a member of the Council
on Foreign Relations (think tank).
Note: Syrian
Electronic Army reportedly hacked the Human Rights
Watch.
Bashar al-Assad
is supporting the Syrian Electronic
Army a hacker group, and the president of Syria.
Open
Society Foundations was a funder for the Human Rights
Watch.
George Soros was a
benefactor for the Human Rights
Watch, is a member of the Council
on Foreign Relations (think tank), the founder & chairman for the
Open Society Foundations, the
chairman for the Foundation to Promote Open
Society, and a board member for the International Crisis
Group.
Foundation
to Promote Open Society was a funder for the Human Rights Watch, the International Rescue Committee, and the
Brookings Institution (think
tank).
Kofi A. Annan is a
board member for the International Crisis
Group, an overseer at the International Rescue Committee, and was the
secretary general for the United
Nations.
Samantha Power
was a board member for the International
Crisis Group, a director at the International Rescue Committee, Barack Obama’s aide, is the United Nations U.S. ambassador for the
Barack Obama administration, and
married to Cass R.
Sunstein.
Cass R. Sunstein
is married to Samantha Power, and
a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution
(think tank).
Susan E. Rice was a
senior fellow at the Brookings Institution
(think tank), United
Nations U.S. ambassador for the Barack Obama administration, a member of
the Council on Foreign Relations (think
tank), and is the White House national security adviser for the
Barack Obama
administration.
Teresa Heinz
Kerry is an honorary trustee at the Brookings Institution (think tank), a
member of the Council on Foreign Relations
(think tank), and married to John
F. Kerry.
John F. Kerry is
married to Teresa Heinz Kerry, a
member of the Council on Foreign Relations
(think tank), and the secretary at the U.S. Department of State for the Barack Obama
administration.
Kenneth Roth is a
member of the Council on Foreign Relations
(think tank), and an executive director for the Human Rights
Watch.
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