Syrian GENOCIDE hits 250,000-330,000+ as Mass Refugee Deaths ensue (media blackout)

www.theguardian.com...

330,000, as reported by the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. While initially reluctant to issue figures, the United Nations recently took a safe line and stated that 250,000 Syrians had died in the armed conflict. Such statistical irregularity is alarmingly common when it comes to counting the dead.

with such a huge statistical disparity, cannot help but also wonder do authorities/media REALLY know/disclose who is behind such atrocious genocide/depopulation of Syria, either?

www.iamsyria.org...

Current Total Death Count in Syria: 230,000+
Children: 20,000

again my thoughts and prayers are concerned with the much lower figure not being underreported, for the kids' sake!

www.defense.gov...

Airstrikes Continue Against ISIL Targets in Syria, Iraq

September 13, 2015 — U.S. and coalition military forces have continued to attack Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant terrorists in Syria and Iraq, Combined Joint Task Force Operation Inherent Resolve officials reported today.

once more, hoping the airstrikes US Dept of Defense are actually against 'ISI' and NOT Syria/Iraq civilians, considering the huge Syrian death toll nevertheless.

so how are Syrian refugees/survivors faring?

suffice it to say, they are being found day in and day out for weeks, DEAD by the truckload:



and boatload:



RIP refugees, little ones; may justice be served; for no justice, then no peace.

Palestine, Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria.. where will the Silent Genocide end? what's to say it won't spread to UK & US? (it already seems to be going quickly rampant in UK)



'EVERYONE is being killed in Syria'



Now.. what power in the World would want and effect everyOne in syria be killed off; want the entire country depopulated?

It's horrible. Many countries have taken in many refugees. US conservatives balk at taking 61k in. Not surprised.

So what's ISIS doing while they are fleeing the country, taking over?

Don't they want to fight for their homelands or are they just totally over it?

a reply to: onequestion

Probably. And the US created ISIS. I don't think on purpose, just too dumb to realize we had done it before.

a reply to: reldra

We've taken tens of millions of immigrants from Europe Asia africa south america Mexico and everywhere else

A very interesting site for neutral observation on Syria is www.msf.org.au...

Some things I have learned off there;

- there are no msf facilities in Isis territories after the abduction of medical staff.

- the hospitals in Aleppo are therefore in Syrian government territory.

- When the goal of war is to crush the enemy and gain territory, I highly doubt Assad is bombing his own side of the frontline.

- Given that ISIS is actively recruiting Syrians, the reports that Assad is bombing his own people look like a half truth. He is bombing ISIS held territory and civilian casualties are occurring. Sadly, if you can show me a war in the last decade where civilians have not ended up dead, I will be very surprised. Especially given that ISIS actively use people as human shields.

a reply to: onequestion
We have. I think we have the room, still. England (not the whole of the UK) would fit into Texas 3+ times. If other of our allies take a large amount, we can take some.

with the UN release of the 250,000 death toll, i hear POTUS is responding by taking in 250,000 'live ones' to 'match' into Navajo INDIAN RESERVE (standing rock)

a reply to: onequestion

This war has three sides so far:

The Syrian government and Isis would make things clear for the people, but add in the US led coalition who are bombing both sides for the hell of it, I'd leave too because nowhere is safe and even if you know where Isis is, the US might just decid to launch some missiles at you from an offshore carrier. This war is not cool. Not cool at all.

Last I heard the Syrian Observation For Human Rights was one guy in an office in London making calls back and forth to Syria and coming up with figures.


That may have changed since last I heard though.



RIP.

a reply to: onequestion

Contrary to popular belief, not all Arabs or Muslims want to fight.

Pacifists and fearful people come from all walks of life.



Assad's armed forces are fighting for their homeland, others are fleeing to safety for the very reason Markosity said above.

originally posted by: reldra
a reply to: onequestion
We have. I think we have the room, still. England (not the whole of the UK) would fit into Texas 3+ times. If other of our allies take a large amount, we can take some.

Have you written to your Senator and Congressman?

originally posted by: Sovan
with the UN release of the 250,000 death toll, i hear POTUS is responding by taking in 250,000 'live ones' to 'match' into Navajo INDIAN RESERVE (standing rock)

no, that is a hoax

a reply to: CharlieSpeirs

the Syrian Observation For Human Rights was one guy in an office

Syrian Observatory for Human Rights

Syrian Observatory for Human Rights is run out of a two-bedroom terraced home in Coventry by one person, Rami Abdulrahman & describes himself as being on the phone all day every day with contacts in Syria

Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reports ISIS Air Force

a reply to: Tellurian

Seems legit...

Nice find, Tellurian.

this is genocide folks... a couple years ago, a decent thriving nation under Assad.

now, a bankster-funded free-for-all nation full of bodies EVERYWHERE

David Cameron was in Jordan yesterday. In the fifth largest city in Jordan. The Syrian refugee camp.

He stated that ...

• 11 million people made homeless by Syria crisis
• About 3% have decided to go to Europe
• Britain will take 25 thousand of the most vulnerable, disabled, rape victims
• Other countries should help
• It is absolutely vital to stop that appalling traffic across Europe

He is accused by the reporter of following political trends, to which he says "I was in this very camp three years ago."








As to the nature of help. Perhaps other countries could chip in a few buck for some vaseline. If they can't afford food, water, or clothing.






As to the genocide in Syria itself. My impression is that it is overwhelmingly against Christians ( a minority in the region) but that description is contested.


Mike Grouchy

with the nation being pumped full of arms and 'foreign ISIS soldiers' it would make sense Genocide of Christians is concurrent with the overall Genocide of Syrians.