William Vanwagenen

@WVanwagenen

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    Apr 9

    My new article: A Brief History of the Destruction of Yarmouk.

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  2. 19 hours ago

    The Syrian government is issuing tourist visas to US citizens again. I was able to visit Damascus, Aleppo, Tartous and Palmyra in the past few days. Everyone I met was extremely friendly and welcoming. For those interested, this is a good time to visit

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    Aug 29

    Monday, May 11, takes on . A Debate. Resolution: A willingness to intervene, and to seek regime change, is key to an American foreign policy that benefits America. Bought to you by /. Purchase Tickets Now! – at SubCulture: Arts Underground

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  4. Jun 22

    They made money for the weapons manufacturers, so they succeeded. And will continue.

    It is well past time to dramatically reduce our weapons sales to the Arab Gulf states. This is a well-informed treatment of this policy mess.
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    Jun 10

    Opposition activists claim that is responsible for the Islamization of the "Syrian revolution", yet they mourn & glorify every self-declared dead radical islamists: Hajji Maree Zahran Alloush Abdul Baset Sarout . . . . . .

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    Jun 9

    New on MoA: Syria - Western Media Glorification Of Syrian Jihadist Is A Sign That The War Is Far From Its End

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    May 13

    Stunning new Syria revelation: Assessment by the engineering sub-team of the OPCW Fact-Finding Mission investigating the alleged chemical attack in Douma in April 2018. Commentary by Paul McKeigue, David Miller and Piers Robinson

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    Apr 18

    A Brief History of the Destruction of Yarmouk Palestinian Refugee Camp in Syria," - by Serious investigative reporting on how the CIA helped jihadist rebels invade and occupy the capital of the Palestinian diaspora.

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    Apr 7

    The Management Of Savagery: Pro-War Lobbyists Push To Ban Book Exposing Regime Change Wars

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    Apr 5

    On the Yazidi Mothers of Children Fathered by Jihadists - by via

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    Apr 4

    Somebody tell in real journalism you have to have real sources. "Multiple sources" say "the Iranians" got ISIS to kill Druze... FOR WHAT? Do you hear yourselves? Retards. Your writer is declared Syrian opposition, ffs - this is gay-girl-in-Damascus caliber crap.

    “Multiple sources in the city of Suwayda claimed that Islamic State fighters are being smuggled through the Syrian desert from Baghouz to eastern Suwayda by Iranians who have full control over the route in the desert,” & Assad regime benefitting from ISIS
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    Apr 4

    “The Management of Savagery” is about the national security state actors who destabilized entire regions in the Middle East and created a crisis back home by fueling far-right politics. As I explain here, many of them are leading the charge to ban my book.

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    Apr 3

    لا احتفل بسقوط طاغية قبل معرفة طبيعة النظام الذي يليه. من بن علي الى السبسي ليس تغييراً.

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    Mar 30

    This is the argument of the neo-conservatives and liberal hawks, but it leaves countries in rubble, civil-war, and poverty. @BretStephensNYT sees this as success because enemies are brought low. But Iran in fragments/civil war would likely be worse than Iran under Mullahs.

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    Mar 27

    If the goal of the U.S. policy in is to make the people poorer by strangling the country's economy then the policy is a resounding success

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  16. Mar 26

    I think giving some TOW missiles to jihadists will improve the situation.

    “High-ranking officials... roam [Latakia] in fancy cars & do whatever they want. 1/2 the country is dying from hunger while sons of officials are arrogantly showing off their wealth." Comments from a resident of regime in excellent piece
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  17. Mar 19

    Rest In Peace

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    Rachel Corrie was crushed to death under the blade of a bulldozer in Gaza 16 years ago today. Her powerful legacy lives on in the hearts of many. ❤️to the
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  18. Mar 15

    U.K. Gov was helping rebels produce propaganda videos starting in Autumn 2013 at least. Roughly same time as this Panorama program and 2013 Ghouta chemical attacks, in which videos played a huge role.

    If this Panorama programme was not faked, BBC could easily prove it. But they haven't tried, stonewalling every challenge. As matters stand, one has to wonder WHY Panorama made the programme and WHY the BBC broadcast it. (Credit to persistence of ) …
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    Mar 12

    In this rare mainstream interview, discussed what should be one of the biggest scandals of the 21st century (which Colbert has never mentioned on his show): In its war on Syria, the US armed and trained far-right Salafi-jihadist rebels, empowering al-Qaeda and ISIS

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    Mar 11

    Join us at 12pm on March 23 for the premiere of the documentary Syrian Metal is War about the impact of the war on music in Syria, followed by Q&A with filmmaker Monzer Darwish & Damascus-based musician Jake Shuker. RSVP to event chair .

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