« subitement devenu boucher de son propre peuple ... »

Là est l’ IMMENSE IMPOSTURE DES MÉDIAS !
Bachar Al-Assad, devenu du jour au lendemain, le dictateur sanguinaire, le boucher de Damas, et autres noms d’oiseaux charognards ... que certains se sont plus à répéter allégrement sur ce site !

Alep 19 octobre 2011, est-ce une manifestation anti-Bachar ?

Pareillement que Bachar Al-Assad recevait les honneurs diplomatiques dus à son rang d’homme d’Etat, son épouse avait fait l’objet d’un article très élogieux en février 2011 dans le magazine américain Vogue :
Asma al-Assad : A rose in the Désert

Asma al-Assad is glamorous, young, and very chic—the freshest and most magnetic of first ladies. Her style is not the couture-and-bling dazzle of Middle Eastern power but a deliberate lack of adornment. She’s a rare combination : a thin, long-limbed beauty with a trained analytic mind who dresses with cunning understatement. Paris Match calls her “the element of light in a country full of shadow zones.” She is the first lady of Syria.

Cet article a été supprimé du site de Vogue (vogue.com/404/ - OOPS the page you’re looking for can not be found ) après avoir été incendié par la presse américaine :

Vogue Defends Profile of Syrian First Lady
Max Fischer Feb 28 2011

The leading fashion magazine talks through its rationale for running a flattering story on the wife of anti-American autocrat Bashar al-Assad

November and December of 2010 were busy months for Syrian president Bashar al-Assad. He rebuffed international nuclear inspectors, rejected U.S. attempts at diplomatic engagement, stretched out peace talks with Israel (Israeli foreign minister Avigdor Lieberman accused him of undermining peace, calling Syria « the center of world terror »), ducked fallout from WikiLeaks revelations that he had attempted to arm Hezbollah with Scud missiles, and celebrated his tenth anniversary with first lady Asma al-Assad, whom he married only a few months after succeeding his father’s 30-year rule and who herself spent those two final months of 2010 hosting a reporter from Vogue magazine, which on Friday published a glowing profile of her.

The article’s fawning treatment of the Assad family and its portrayal of the regime as tolerant and peaceful has generated surprise and outrage in much of the Washington foreign policy community, which for years has viewed Syria as one of the most dangerous and oppressive rogue states in a region full of them, with the Bush administration dubbing it the fourth member of its « axis of evil. »

De FIRST LADY OF SYRIA, voilà Asma al-Assad reléguée au rang de femme d’un dictateur d’une soi-disant secte alaouite qui dirigerait la Syrie, alors qu’elle même est d’une famille sunnite. ...