‘Syrische bombardementen op twee ziekenhuizen’, althans volgens de westerse media en politici……

Het volgende artikel over de twee ziekenhuizen in Aleppo, die onlangs werden gebombardeerd, vond ik 6 mei jl. op Information Clearing House. Het eerste ziekenhuis zou door het reguliere Syrische leger, dan wel de Russische luchtmacht zijn gebombardeerd.

Dit verhaal werd heel even in de reguliere Nederlandse media gebracht, met het commentaar, dat dit het werk van Assad en Rusland was……. Niet vreemd, dat dit bericht (overigens zonder correctie) uit het nieuws verdween, daar het ziekenhuis, niet eens bekend bleek te zijn. Wie het provisorische ziekenhuis, dat in woonhuis was gevestigd, heeft gebombardeerd is nog steeds niet bekend, zowel Rusland, Syrie, plus de VS en haar hielenlikkers, ontkennen. Overigens wordt het hele bestaan van dit ziekenhuis betwist, ook door artsen uit Aleppo………

Lees het verhaal en ook dat over het tweede ziekenhuis. Dit ziekenhuis werd door de door het westen gesteunde ‘gematigde’ terreur oppositie bestookt met raketten, die ze via Saoedi-Arabië, dan wel Turkije geleverd kreeg, uiteraard onder (welwillend) toeziend oog van….. de VS!!

Voorts een fikse bak kritiek op MSF, ofwel Artsen Zonder Grenzen, dat zich blijkbaar voor een groot deel laat financieren door de financiële maffia en zich laat gebruiken door de ‘gematigde terroristische oppositie’, waarbij MSF zelfs akkoord ging eerst gewonde terroristen op te lappen en daarna pas de burgers………

Onder het artikel kan u klikken voor een vertaling in ‘Dutch’, dit neemt wel wat tijd in beslag:

A
Tale Of Two Hospitals

Potentially
Fabricated Bombing Incident VS Open Terrorist Targeting Of Facilities
In Aleppo

May
05, 2016 “Information
Clearing House”
– “Activist
Post”
– Over the past few days, the Western corporate press has
kicked into overdrive with reports of hospital bombings, dead
civilians, and war crimes all blamed predictably on the secular
government of Bashar al-Assad. According to Western governments and
their media mouthpieces, Assad’s forces have targeted civilian
hospitals in order to . . . well . . . no one knows why Assad’s
forces would logically target civilian hospitals. Still, the Western
harpies – both media and “human rights NGOs” – continue to
hammer the unsubstantiated claims and misinformation at the tops of
their lungs that the SAA is dropping bombs on civilian medical
facilities.

The
First “Hospital” : al-Quds

The
bombing being attributed to the Syrian military is the destruction of
the “al-Quds” hospital, an alleged Medicines Sans Frontieres
hospital located in Aleppo. Even officially, however, it is important
to note that the alleged “hospital” was not an MSF facility but
one which was “supported” by MSF. This might seem like a small
technicality but it is actually an important difference since MSF
(aka Doctors Without Borders) is well known to be anything but an
impartial observer in the Syrian crisis. As Tony Cartalucci wrote in
his article, “’Doctors’
Behind Syrian Chemical Weapons Claim Are Aiding Terrorists,” in
2013,

While
it is often described by the Western media as “independent,”
nothing could be further from the truth.

To
begin with, Doctors Without Borders is fully funded by the very same
corporate financier interests behind Wall Street and London’s
collective foreign policy, including regime change in Syria and
neighboring Iran. Doctors Without Borders’ own
annual report (2010
report can be accessed here), includes as financial donors,
Goldman Sachs, Wells Fargo, Citigroup, Google, Microsoft, Bloomberg,
Mitt Romney’s Bain Capital, and a myriad of other
corporate-financier interests. Doctors Without Borders also features
bankers upon its Board of Advisers including Elizabeth Beshel
Robinson of Goldman Sachs.

Complicating
further Doctors Without Borders so-called “independent” and “aid”
claims is the fact that their medical facilities are set up in
terrorist held regions of Syria, especially along Syria’s northern
border with NATO-member Turkey. In
an interview with NPR, Doctors Without Borders’ Stephen Cornish
revealed the nature of his organization’s involvement in the Syrian
conflict, where he explains that aid is being sent to regions outside
of the Syrian government’s control, and that his organization is in
fact setting up facilities in these areas. Cornish admits [emphasis
added]:

Over
the past months, we’ve had a surgery that was opened inside a cave.
We’ve had another that was opened in a chicken farm, a third one in
a house. And these structures, we’ve tried to outfit them as best
as we can with enough modern technology and with full medical
teams. They
originally were dealing mainly with combatant injuries and people who
were – civilians who were directly affected by the conflict.

In
other words, the Wall Street-funded organization is providing support
for militants
armed and funded by the West and its regional allies, most of
whom are revealed to be foreign fighters, affiliated with or directly
belonging to Al Qaeda and its defacto political wing, the Muslim
Brotherhood. This so-called “international aid” organization is
in actuality yet another cog in the covert military machine being
turned against Syria and serves the role as a medical battalion.

In
a telling interview
with NPR, which Cartalucci partially quotes in his own article,
the Executive Director of DWB, Stephen Cornish, admitted
the fact that the organization largely has provided medical
aid to the death squads not just as a matter of unbiased Hippocratic
Oath-based treatment, but what appears to be a “rebel”-based
program.

Again,
Cornish revealed,

Over
the past months, we’ve had a surgery that was opened inside a cave.
We’ve had another that was opened in a chicken farm, a third one in
a house. And these structures, we’ve tried to outfit them as best
as we can with enough modern technology and with full medical
teams. They
originally were dealing mainly with combatant injuriesand
people who were – civilians who were directly affected by the
conflict. [emphasis added]

Even
assuming that the “civilians” Cornish mentions are truly
civilians, Cornish’s team has also been focused largely on
“combatant injuries” which is an interesting focus considering
that the teams are mainly located within death squad controlled
territory.

Indeed,
Cornish removes all doubt about whether or not the death squads are
receiving priority care as the interview continues. Cornish states,

So
it is very difficult for civilians to find care. And one of the
difficulties also is that a number of smaller
surgeries that have been set up are either overwhelmed with
combatants or primarily taking care of combatants. And
what we would certainly urge is that all surgeries and all health
posts also are accommodating the civilian population.

BLOCK:
You mean, in other words, that the
fighters are getting priority for medical care and
the civilians are suffering for that.

CORNISH: Unfortunately,
that is sometimes the reality on the ground. Some of the surgeries we
visited, you could tell that because not only there were no civilians
on the wards, but there were also no beds or toilet facilities for
women. So it’s kind of a dead giveaway. [emphasis
added]

Returning
to the question of the al-Quds hospital, however, it should be noted
that the facility has been reported to be nothing more than a “field
hospital” for terrorists trapped in Aleppo in the past, the bombing
of which allegedly killed over 50 death squad fighters, at least
according to reports by Ziad
Fadel of Syrian
Perspective.
After all, the hospital
was being run in the “rebel”-held area of Sukkari.

Some,
however, dispute whether or not the hospital was ever actually
bombed. Both the Syrian and Russian governments denied
bombing the hospital to begin with. The
Russians suggested that the “anti-ISIL coalition” was
operating fighter jets in the area around the time of the bombing,
implying that the bombing may have been conducted by the American
forces, but the U.S. denies the Russian claim.

In
addition to the question of whether or not the bombed “hospital”
was a civilian operation or a combatant one, there is even question
as to whether or not the field hospital that was bombed was actually
al-Quds and, strangely enough, whether or not al-Quds ever actually
existed.

For
instance, Dr. Nabil Antaki, a doctor based in western Aleppo called
into question the existence of al-Quds. After viewing
the Channel
4 video showing the hospital moment before the attack, he
responded that “This hospital [Al Quds] did not exist
before the war started. It must have been installed in a building
after the war began. I don’t know anyone in the East of Aleppo who
could confirm this hospital is Al Quds.”

The
Second Hospital: al-Dhabeet

Yet
if the pinnacle of war crimes and brutality is the bombing of
hospitals, the United States was forced to eat its own words when,
after only a few days of propagandizing the Western public with
reports of SAA hospital bombing, its very own terrorist pets would
begin openly firing missiles at another hospital in Aleppo.

Obviously,
the United States made no mention of
its own bombing of a MSF hospital in Kunduz, Afghanistan
earlier this year.

Still,
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry was forced
to condemn the rocket attacks aimed at the Syrian hospital
by Western-backed terrorists, albeit in a manner which would not
directly attribute blame to the U.S. proxy forces.

Indeed,
on May 3, SANA news
agency reported that,

terrorists
fired 65 rocket shells on the neighborhoods of al-Neel Street,
al-Siryian, al-Khalidyia, al-Mocambo, al-Sabeel and the surroundings
of al-Rahman mosque leaving 11 civilians killed and 37 injured. A
source at Aleppo Health Directorate said that most of the wounded
civilians are children and women and their injuries are severe as the
number of the killed civilians might increase.

Eva
Bartlett chronicles the report in her own article “Hospitals
Bombed: Aleppo Burning Under ‘Moderate’ Terrorist Bombs,”
by writing,

Later,
SANA’s correspondent in Aleppo reported that three women were
killed, 17 other women and children were wounded and extensive
material damage was caused by terrorist organizations’ attack with
a rocket shell on al-Dhabeet Hospital in al-Mouhafaza neighborhood.”

SANA
listed the attacked districts as: al-Midan, al-Furqan, Nile Street,
al-Mukambo, al-Khalidiye, Jami’et al-Zahra’a, al-Ameriye,
al-Ramousa, al-Masharqa, al-Muhafaza, al-Meridian, al-Serian,
al-Sabeel, and al-Jamiliye in Aleppo city.

SANA’s
Facebook update included
numerous photos of the bombed al-Dhabeet Hospital, noting the number
of dead had risen to at least 14, a number which will no doubt rise
in the coming hours.

According
to SAMA tv, the number of murdered has risen to 28.

Ruptly
TV raw footage shows the disastrous impacts of the bombings,
and–uncensored–some of the mutilated victims.

A
tale of two hospitals indeed, at least from the point of the view
of the West and the Anglo-Americans. In the Western media, one
hospital bombing (if it actually took place) equals a war crime
that warrants the condemnation of the world while the other
warrants merely a forced, hesitant, and tepid complaint. Even the
painful admission that bombing civilians and civilian hospitals is
wrong was barely uttered out of Kerry’s mouth before it was
accompanied by the requisite condemnation of the Syrian government
and the elected President Bashar al-Assad.Yet the recent bombing
of al-Dhabeet is nothing new in Syria. Western-backed terrorists
have been launching assaults on hospitals since the beginning of
the crisis. As
Prof. Tim Anderson pointed out,

Over
the past five years the al Qaeda groups have attacked 2/3 of all
Syria’s hospitals and clinics, plus pharmaceutical factories,
many of which were in Aleppo. [Most recent one should read ‘al
Dabit’] Al Razi General Hospital (state) was also hit by the al
Nusra coalition, just days ago.”

Anderson
also pointed out a number of other attacks on hospitals such as
those listed below.

“al
Watani hospital in Qusayr bombed by Farouq FSA, back in 2012.”
(Video)

-“al
Nusra-FSA suicide bomb al Kindi hospital Aleppo, December 2013.”
(Video)

-“al
Qaeda groups bombed Ibn Rushd hospital also in Aleppo, on 26
April.” (Video)

-“al
Razi general hospital was also hit, just days ago.” (Link)

“Unsurprisingly,” Eva
Bartlett writes, “instead of reporting on these documented
instances of terrorists (filming themselves) attacking Syrian
hospitals, corporate media and propagandizing “human
rights” groups are instead filling front pages and tv
screens with screaming accusations of the Syrian army and/or
Russia having bombed a so-called MSF hospital in Aleppo.”

Conclusion

Obviously,
the Western indignation over the alleged bombing of the al-Quds
non-hospital was never anything more than propaganda aimed at
drumming up support for greater U.S. military involvement in Syria
and the increased attempt at destroying the secular Syrian
government. At best, the information repeated to Western audiences
was misconstrued. At worst, it was entirely made up.

Brandon
Turbeville – article
archive here – is the author of seven books, Codex
Alimentarius — The End of Health Freedom, 7
Real Conspiracies, Five
Sense Solutions and Dispatches
From a Dissident, volume 1 and volume
2, The
Road to Damascus: The Anglo-American Assault on Syria, and The
Difference it Makes: 36 Reasons Why Hillary Clinton Should Never
Be President. Turbeville has published over 650 articles on a
wide variety of subjects including health, economics, government
corruption, and civil liberties. Brandon Turbeville’s radio show
Truth on The Tracks can be found every Monday night 9 pm EST
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