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Bl.a. att du hänvisar till en advokatfirmas rapport som vetenskaplig fast den framstår som ett stort skämt och att de dessutom har tvivelaktiga kopplingar samt att rapporten är betald av Qatar - en stor supporter av terrorister i Syrien - som dessutom har tillhandahållit materialet som rapporten bygger på.Sedan avfärdar du de som försöker att åtminstone hålla en viss standard på det de skriver som psyksjuka. Det är tydligen din nivå och det är ganska tröttsamt.
Har du läst din hemläxa?:
http://www.syriasolidaritymovement.org/2016/03/03/the-caesar-photo-fraud-that-undermined-syrian-negotiations/
Utdrag av slutsatser och rekommendationerna till HRW et al. (resten får du läsa själv):
CONCLUSIONS
1. Huge numbers of people have died horrible deaths in the Syrian conflict. Regarding the ‘Caesar’ photos, it will take a much more objective, rigorous and scientific investigation with all the original photos in their original archived form to accurately understand who these victims are and how most of them died.
2. While the photos are real, the “Caesar” story of 11,000 victims of torture and killing is substantially false.
3. With few exceptions, mainstream media accepted and promoted the story without serious inquiry.
4. The ‘Caesar’ story played a role in demonizing the Syrian government and disrupting UN sponsored negotiations.
5. Western media and humanitarian organizations are quick to accuse the Syrian government of war crimes on the basis of hearsay and without solid evidence. The same organizations ignore crimes of aggression and crimes against peace by the West and its allies
RECOMMENDATIONS
To the United Nations: Stop ignoring violations of the UN Charter by rich and powerful countries.
To the governments of France, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, UK and United States: Stop funding and supporting proxy armies attacking the sovereign state of Syria in clear violations of the UN Charter. Pay war reparations to Syria.
To Human Rights Watch: Open to inspection your interviews, notes and documentation regarding ‘Caesar’; make the audio or video transcripts of interviews available. Start acknowledging, documenting and speaking out against violations of the UN Charter including crimes against peace and acts of aggression. It is good to decry violations of the ‘rules of war’ but more important to limit and stop wars.
To the Carter Ruck Inquiry Team: Open to inspection the audio/video/written archives of your interviews, notes and documentation regarding ‘Caesar’; explain the role of the CIA in this story.
To CNN, the Guardian, LeMonde: Issue a correction acknowledging that nearly half the 55,000
‘Caesar’ photos show dead Syrian soldiers and security. Acknowledge that other photos include opposition fighters and civilians killed in the conflict. Acknowledge that it is unclear how many victims were tortured or killed in Syrian detention centers.
To SAFMCD: Open the ‘Caesar’ files to inspection and review, including the original photos before they were manipulated.
To ‘Caesar’: Come forward and tell the truth. If your story is largely true, the Syrian government should be held to account. As it stands, there is good cause for skepticism about who you really are.