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September 16th, 2011
10:11 PM ET
Keeping the Honest: Syria in denial?
Editor's note: Anderson Cooper says Syria's leaders are lying about the violence and human rights violations in the country..
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Filed under: 360° Radar • Keeping Them Honest |
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he talked about the Third person in the page that he handed out to the interviewer ,,, the third person in that page is the Imam of al Omari Masque in Darra ,,, and called Ahmad Al Sayasna ,,, he lost TWO of his sons in the beginning of the uprising in Darra and then got arrested and forced to talk on Syrian TV
this THUG has to be kicked out USA not to be interviewed !!! good job CNN
CNN, BBC and AlJazeera only print news as they want to see it. I have been in Deir Zor when they reported many civilian killings and there was no killings at all. Since the uprisings began only about 10 have been killed in this city, 5 of whom were killied after attacking army personnel.
Can the UN come up with a resolution demanding international free press be allowed into the country? How about UN observers? That is exactly what Syrian demonstrators are demanding.
I hope for an answer on Monday Anderson, would be a good discussion.
-Kris
The syrian regimes shabbihas and army are using the nazi time gestapos tactics. My friends house was bombed and completely destroyed in Hama thank god they were not at home so they lived. This regime wants to put so much fear in peoples mind that they become quiet that is what they want. The torture done in the syrian jails is a well known fact people did not talk about it openly till now cause they were afraid for their lives.