Bassam Barabandi

@BBarabandi

co founder PDC

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Joined June 2010
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    4 hours ago

    whether you agree or disagree with Senior John McCain, he was a real hero, Anti- & a supporter of the revolution,he is also an inspiration to the new generation of leaders, as many Syrians I pray to his soul to reat in peace & my deepest condolence to his family .

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    8 hours ago

    CLOSET ASSADIST: - Supports Assad but will never admit it in public. - Only Criticizes the opposition to Assad (rebels = ISIS/AQ), - Supports - Claims anti Assad news "imperialist propaganda" or "warmongering" - Begins tweets with: "I dont support Assad but..

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    Aug 12

    How one man made a fortune from the rubble of Syria’s long war. Important article but missing the guy have PR company in the USA

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    14 hours ago

    Jimmy Carter basically saying peaceful Syrian activists should return to their original call for reform, to which Assad responded with death & destruction, then loosely outlines UN Security Council resolution 2254, agreed in 2015 but unimplemented to date.

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    6 hours ago

    This is a polite way of saying Jimmy Carter is clueless about Syria. And Syrian civilians will continually suffer from his ignorance and all the politicians who ignore the will of the people.

    Jimmy Carter basically saying peaceful Syrian activists should return to their original call for reform, to which Assad responded with death & destruction, then loosely outlines UN Security Council resolution 2254, agreed in 2015 but unimplemented to date. …
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    4 hours ago

    Carter is, I think, a decent man. But when it comes to policy the village idiot of Plains, GA should remain there and keep quiet.

    This is a polite way of saying Jimmy Carter is clueless about Syria. And Syrian civilians will continually suffer from his ignorance and all the politicians who ignore the will of the people.
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    8 hours ago
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    What’s interesting though is their choice of words. When Chlorine is mentioned against them they say it’s not a chemical weapon yet here they are mentioning 8 canisters of chlorine and specifically call it chemical weapons. Same hypocrisy and lies as always.

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    22 hours ago

    They're posting this in advance in hopes that people will defend Assad after he carries out another chemical weapons massacre.

    BREAKING: Staged chemical weapons attack being prepped in to frame – Russain MoD
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    23 hours ago

    Timely event at on Syrian Misinformation - atrocity denial is on the rise (on the left & right) so good to see , , & pushing back

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    Aug 24

    Third, Mr. Carter takes truth and reconciliation off the table and has the gall to invoke such a claim in the name of peace: "Assigning responsibility for the catastrophe in would be an important part of postwar healing, but the priority now should be to end the war." 4/4

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    12 hours ago

    "A better approach at this point would be to test the Syrian government’s ability to embark on a new course". As if nobody tried that before.

    I do not know which of his advisors helped prez Carter w/ this piece.This is naive, misinformed, bordering on unethical. When talking abt CW attacks he did not even say used them. Shame 4 a highly moral figure in this country 2endorse such a…
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    10 hours ago

    Since 2012, the regime has resorted to the use of chemical weapons during military offensives, not only in Ghouta but also in Khan Sheikhoun, Ltamenah, Saraqib, and Douma, killing and injuring thousands of people.

    WARNING from Russian Ministry of Defence ⁦⁩: a new provocation with the use of is being prepared by Syrian opposition rebels in . Chlorine is already delivered. British special services and are ready to act. …
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    Aug 24

    The second one: "the Syrian government must accept the inevitability of reforms and implement confidence-building measures, including the release of detainees and accountability for their treatment." It's as if Mr. Carter hasn't read the news (eg ). 3/4

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    19 hours ago

    When these guys can’t get Zarif, they get Jimmy. Same worldview.

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    11 hours ago

    The obscene Jimmy Carter (and his Center) has been pushing an explicitly pro-Assad line since 2011. Of course, before the Syrian uprising, he was advocating for Assad just the same.

    When these guys can’t get Zarif, they get Jimmy. Same worldview.
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  18. 13 hours ago

    There’s one advisor works on syria :)

    I do not know which of his advisors helped prez Carter w/ this piece.This is naive, misinformed, bordering on unethical. When talking abt CW attacks he did not even say used them. Shame 4 a highly moral figure in this country 2endorse such a…
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    13 hours ago

    Thursday I had important conversations in Geneva with my Russian counterpart. We discussed a range of national security issues including election meddling, Iran, Syria, DPRK, counterterrorism, cyber, Afghanistan & Ukraine. We agreed to continue the dialogue.

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