“No indecent clothes allowed.”
I stared back at her, my mouth curved in a smile of disbelief. Was she expecting me to get flustered all of a sudden? That’d I’d suddenly recall the word of God and remember how much He likes to guilt women into submitting to a man’s will?
She continued staring at me and said, “It is the rule. You must wear dupatta at all times. Also sleevelesses and low neck shirts are not allowed.”
No American has ever wanted to see this headline — and every American has wanted to see it. Integrity matters, for deception — with bogus allowance, encouragement, and permission — inspires worlds in which all suffocate.
(Washington, D.C.) — An Iranian-Syrian alliance preparing for a war with Israel involving weapons of mass destruction? An Israeli Prime Minister threatening to strike? An American President vacillating over what to do even as the situation gets…
That the same has gotten hold of this obviously taken from within the IDF ranks may tell more about the information side of the Syrian conflict and its latest imbroglio (chemical weapons response) and its choreography.
I am curious, Syriawarnews: who are you, really?
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For drama, we need audio/visual perception, so I will let the above videos show — plus this one from August 21, 2013:
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My two cents: Assad’s forces had the munitions launchers, not the rebels, whom I can see in clip after clip fighting with AK-type weapons, on occasion a 50mm truck mounted machine gun — typical “technical” in places like Somalia — and, in one instance, a sling shot (repurposed grenade launcher).
To my Arab friends on Facebook, my friends in Islam, this taking place in Syria – a chemical weapons assault from any side – is not, will never be what the Jews or Israel are about.
Rockets with toxic agents were launched at the suburbs of the Ghouta region early on Wednesday as part of a major bombardment on rebel forces, they say.
The Syrian army says the accusations have been fabricated to cover up rebel losses.
The main opposition alliance said that more than 1,000 people were killed by the attacks.
BBC correspondent Frank Gardner comments on the suspicious timing of the alleged attack — why now? — but also the horrifying and likely authentic extent of the suffering witnessed.
Without press freedom, privilege, and security in the world’s combat zones, their darkness fades to a plain and evil black.
Search string “Ghouta chemical attack” seems to work.
I would want to know whether any of the the satellite-enabled and watching military organizations involved worldwide have recorded data of the rockets delivering the chemical warheads involved.
If not, how was this crime — still being checked out — committed?
Is it a false flag designed to enlarge the war on the rebel’s behalf?
Whatever you answer, prove it.
I can’t.
I’m not sure about what I’m looking at.
As most of you do, I see what’s reported, although perhaps I give the overview a little more time with attention to comparison and corroboration and spin.
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The Russian Foreign Ministry, citing its sources, said that a homemade rocket carrying unidentified chemical substances had been launched from an area controlled by the opposition.
“A homemade rocket with a poisonous substance that has not been identified yet – one similar to the rocket used by terrorists on March 19 in Khan al-Assal – was fired early on August 21 [at Damascus suburbs] from a position occupied by the insurgents,” Lukashevich said.
Turn the matter of the Hague, says I, for without an independent investigation by an an accepted neutral authority, whether detective or journalist, the little boys doing the fighting and the Big Bothers watching them and may, can, and will lie like hell in their own interests.
“As military helicopters circled overhead, residents furious with the Brotherhood protesters pelted them with rocks and glass bottles. The two sides also fired on one another, sparking running street battles.”
I may not be able to “track” Egypt today, but I wish those in Egypt who wish for peace and want nothing of the fighting a safe journey through the weekend (and beyond). 🙂