The bloody truth about Syria’s uncivil war
By: Robert Fisk, The Independent
Date: August 25, 2012
While promoting the “civil war” false narrative, this article contains descriptions of the early brutal atrocities and fighting by “rebels” and presence of foreign fighters.
Excerpt:
In Andan, a heavily defended army checkpoint was wiped out last year when the Liwa Tawhid, the Unity Brigade, assaulted the position and killed all 75 soldiers and four officers. In a later ambush at Shughour, 120 soldiers were killed. Army files record nine security officers murdered at a police station at al-Hadr in Hama province, eight policemen at another office in the same province. In Salkin, another town in Hama, an ex-army civilian lorry driver employed by the Army’s Vehicle Service Station 5036 was assaulted by civilian crowds. Abdul Fatah Omar Abdul Fatah was accused of being a member of the shabiha, stripped naked and hanged, then his corpse was pelted with shoes and decapitated. In Duma, a mosque leader told worshippers: “Among us, there is an Awaini,” – a traitor. The man was beaten to death. His name is recorded as Abu Ahmed Akera.