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In her interview with RT, Mother Agnes [an influential Catholic nun]…
promises to send her report to the UN.
The nun is indignant with the world media for apparently turning a blind eye
to the Latakia massacre by rebel extremists, which left 500 civilians
including women and children dead.
RT:
The United States has used internet photos and video
footage of the supposed chemical weapons attack in Eastern Guta to build a
case against the Syrian government. Have you been able to look at these
files? What do you have to say about them? …
Mother Agnes:
I have carefully studied the footage, and I will present a written analysis
on it a bit later. I maintain that the whole affair was a frame-up.
It had been staged and prepared in advance with the goal of framing the
Syrian government as the perpetrator….
The bodies of children and teenagers we see in that footage – who were
they? What happened to them? Were they killed for real? And how could
that happen ahead of the gas attack? Or, if they were not killed,
where did they come from? Where are their parents? How come we don’t see
any female bodies among all those supposedly dead children?
I am not saying that no chemical agent was used in the area – it certainly
was. But I insist that the footage that is now being peddled as evidence had
been fabricated in advance. I have studied it meticulously,
and I will submit my report to the UN Human Rights Commission based in
Geneva….
RT:
Recently you’ve visited Latakia and the adjacent areas,
you’ve talked to the eyewitnesses to the massacre of civilians carried
out in Latakia by Jabhat al-Nusra. What can you tell us about it?
MA:
What I want to ask first of all is how the international community can
ignore the brutal killing spree in Latakia on Laylat al-Qadr early in
the morning of August 5, an attack that affected more than 500 people,
including children, women and the elderly. They were all slaughtered.
… But there was close to nothing about it in the international mass
media….
We sent our delegation to these villages, and our people had a look at the
situation on-site, talked to the locals, and most importantly – talked to
the survivors of the massacre.
I don’t understand why the Western media apply double standards in this case
– they talk about mass murder that the use of chemical weapons resulted in
non-stop, but they keep quiet about the Latakia massacre.
RT:
Do you know anything about the fate of hostages captured in
Latakia? …
MA:
In the village of Estreba they massacred all the residents and burnt
down their houses. In the village of al-Khratta almost all the 37 locals
were killed. Only ten people were able to escape.
A total of twelve Alawite villages were subjected to this horrendous
attack. That was a true slaughterhouse. People were mutilated and
beheaded. There is even a video that shows a girl being
dismembered alive – alive! – by a frame saw. The final death toll
exceeded 400, with 150 to 200 people taken hostage. Later some of the
hostages were killed, their deaths filmed….
RT:
We often hear reports of Christians being persecuted by the
militants. Just the day before yesterday there was an attack in the village
of Maaloula, where the majority of population is Christian. Are Christians
in Syria facing grave danger?
MA:
Everyone in Syria is facing grave danger. There was a case of Muslim
religious leaders being kidnapped and beheaded. They were humiliated and
tortured. Ismailis, the druze, Christians – people from all parts of
Syrian society – are being mass murdered. I would like to say that if
these butchers didn’t have international support, no one would have dared to
cross the line. But today, unfortunately, the violation of human rights and
genocide in Syria is covered up on the international level. … These
crimes remain unpunished, because the key powers chose international
terrorism as a way to destroy sovereign states. …
RT:
You’ve managed to get hold of some sensitive information.
Does this make you fear for your life as someone who keeps documents that
may compromise the militants? Has anyone threatened you?
MA:
You are right. I do get threatened. They are trying to discredit me. I know
there is a book coming out soon in France that labels me as a criminal who
kills people. But any believer should first and foremost trust their
conscience, their belief in God, and that will help them save innocent
lives. I don’t care much about my own life. My life is no more precious
than that of any Syrian child….
RT:
What should the Syrians do to stop the tragedy they are
going through?
MA:
The Syrians themselves can do nothing to stop it. They can only rely on
the international community, friendly nations, world powers, such as
Russia, China, and India. With a lot of enthusiasm we did welcome the news
that the British parliament voted against the participation of their country
in the possible war against Syria. There is a terrorist war going on against
Syria right now. The international community and Syria’s friends should join
forces and say: Enough! And they need to use every opportunity to do that.
Otherwise this threat Syria is facing now will turn into a threat to
universal peace. …
…Everyone
has spoken their mind, but the US prefers to turn a deaf ear. The
world public opinion has turned against the US. It’s the first time in
history that America is alone.”
Obama’s paid Al-Ciada mercenaries to destroy ancient church & dismember a
young Christian girl alive