Bas Spliet
April 12, 2018
During my time in Damascus, I got the opportunity to talk to several civilians from Eastern Ghouta. Their testimonies, totally ignored by the mass media, tell a horrifying story of starvation, withholding of food and medical aid, rape, and the imprisonment and murder of innocent women and children. World peace hangs in the balance as the whole world is busy talking about Syria. Yet, the voices of those with an actual right to testify and share their experiences and opinions, i.e. the Syrian people, are disregarded.
Access my very first video report here.
Show notes:
During my time in Damascus, I got the opportunity to talk to several civilians from Eastern Ghouta. Their testimonies, totally ignored by the mass media, tell a horrifying story of starvation, withholding of food and medical aid, rape, and the imprisonment and murder of innocent women and children. World peace hangs in the balance as the whole world is busy talking about Syria. Yet, the voices of those with an actual right to testify and share their experiences and opinions, i.e. the Syrian people, are disregarded.
Access my very first video report here.
Show notes:
Previous reports made in Syria
Scrutinised Minds: It’s raining mortars in Damascus again – mainstream media silent
Scrutinised Minds: Syrians rejoice as Jaish al-Islam capitulates – mainstream media pushes chemical weapons meme instead
Why I think the alleged chemical weapons attack will sooner or later turn out to be a false flag assault
Scrutinised Minds: Syria – the last word on chemical weapons
Scrutinised Minds: Syrians rejoice as Jaish al-Islam capitulates – mainstream media pushes chemical weapons meme instead
Bas Spliet is a 22-year-old student Arabic studies at the University of Ghent in Belgium, where he previously obtained his bachelor’s degree in History. His journalistic work can be found at https://scrutinisedminds.com/ and he can be reached at bas.spliet@gmail.com.
No comments:
Post a Comment
Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.