Since the onset of the unrest in Syria, the independent Canadian journalist Eva Bartlett has visited the country several times, in particular the local crisis zones, for example Aleppo. Most recently in September 2018, she toured Syria again, interviewing the Syrian people on site. Since the US’ announcement to withdraw their troops from Syria, any topical headlines in the western press are hard to find. Although the war in Syria is practically over and the country is busy reconstructing, the western sanctions imposed on Syria still persist. Just as the picture of “evil Assad” who perpetrates poison gas attacks against the Syrian population which still spooks through the minds of the media dependent mainstream public. In November 2018 Eva Bartlett gave a lecture in Reykjavik in which she gave an account of her live-encounters with the Syrian population and their description of the situation in the country, which differs strongly from the reporting of Western media. Eva Bartlett refutes authentically the reports of the mainstream media. But see for yourself what she has to say about the Syrian people:
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November 2018, Reykjavik: Eva Bartlett reports about her live encounters with the Syrian population. In light of these statements the western media reports seem questionable. What impact do the western sanctions have on the rebuilding process of the country that was ruined by terror and war? See for yourself what the Syrians tell about the "famin" in Madaya. [continue reading]