Human Rights Watch FAIL: Uses Photo of American Bombing Destruction To Condemn AssadBrandon Turbeville On February 25, HRW posted a photo of a devastated civilian area in Syria with the tagline Syria dropped barrel bombs despite ban. The ban HRW is referring to is the ban on bombing civilian areas that applies to both sides in Aleppo after the United Nations stepped in to save the Western-backed terrorists from annihilation. Assads forces had surrounded the city and had cut off a major supply route for the death squads from Turkey thus making the ultimate elimination of the jihadist forces a virtual inevitability. Human Rights Watch said Tuesday that the Syrian government had dropped so-called barrel bombs on hundreds of sites in rebel-held towns and cities in the past year, flouting a United Nations Security Council measure. In a report released Tuesday, the group said it relied on satellite images, photos, videos and witness statements to conclude that the Syrian government had bombarded at least 450 sites in and around the southern town of Daraa and at least 1,000 sites in Aleppo in the north. The report focused on the period since Feb. 22, 2014, when the Security Council specifically condemned the use of barrel bombs, which are large containers filled with explosives and projectiles that can indiscriminately hurt civilians and are prohibited under international law. There was only one problem with HRWs tweet the photograph the organization provided was not Aleppo. In fact, the damage that had been wrought upon the civilian area in the photograph was not committed by the Syrian military but by the United States. The photo was actually a picture of Kobane (Ayn al-Arab), the city which has been the site of heavy US aerial bombardment over the last several months as the US engages in its program of death squad herding and geographical reformation of sovereign Syrian and Iraqi territory. In other words, if Assads forces bomb a civilian area into the stone age, it is an atrocity, a war crime, and justification for international military involvement. If the United States bombs a civilian area into the stone age, its no biggie. Partially funded by George Soros, Human Rights Watch has repeatedly shilled for NATO and Americas imperialist aims, particularly in Syria. For instance, when Western media propaganda had reached a crescendo regarding the outright lie that Assad had used chemical weapons against his own people, HRW stood right beside Barack Obama and John Kerry in their effort to prove Assads guilt. HRW even went so far as to repeat the lie that the UN report suggested that Assad was the offending party, driving the final nail into the coffin of any credibility HRW may have had. When a last-minute chemical weapons deal was secured by Russia in an effort to avoid yet another US/NATO invasion of Syria, HRW did not rejoice for the opportunity of peaceful destruction of chemical weapons and a chance to avoid war, it attacked the deal by claiming that it failed to ensure justice. Of course, the deal did fail to ensure justice. There were no provisions demanding punishment of the death squads who actually used the weapons or the US/NATO apparatus that initiated and controlled the jihadist invasion to begin with. Regardless, when Mother Agnes Mariam of the Cross released her report that refuted what the US/NATO was asserting in regards to chemical weapons in Syria, HRW embarked upon a campaign of attack against her and her work. Even as far back as 2009, however, HRW was showing its true colors when it apparently signed off on and supported renditions the process of kidnapping individuals off the street without any due process and rendering them to jails and prisons in other countries where they are often tortured in secret talks with the Obama administration. If HRW ever had any credibility in terms of the question of actual human rights, then all of that credibility has assuredly been lost. HRW is nothing more than a pro-US, pro-NATO NGO that acts as a smokescreen for the continuation of the violation of human rights across the world that is, unless those violations are committed by Americas enemies. Recently from Brandon Turbeville: Brandon Turbeville is an author out of Florence, South Carolina. He has a Bachelors Degree from Francis Marion University and is the author of six books, Codex Alimentarius The End of Health Freedom, 7 Real Conspiracies,Five Sense Solutionsand Dispatches From a Dissident, volume 1 and volume 2, and The Road to Damascus: The Anglo-American Assault on Syria.Turbeville has published over 500 articles dealing on a wide variety of subjects including health, economics, government corruption, and civil liberties. Brandon Turbevilles podcast Truth on The Tracks can be found every Monday night 9 pm EST at UCYTV. He is available for radio and TV interviews. Please contact activistpost (at) gmail.com. Great article. These lies are getting old, but Im glad they are getting debunked so quickly now-days by observant people!! Thank God for the Internet, the new Gutenberg Press, where information travels the globe at the speed of light. I second DemandAnswers (below).. I believe folk are getting pretty tired of the Great US Satan. The world doesnt trust the Banksters, the US of perfidy, the Rottenchilds banking system, its creations such as NATA and UN all of which promote, sanctify and defend evil. Wag the Dog! Next theyre gonna show pictures of Americans being beaten to pulp by the American cops during one of the semi-uprisings ( Occupy etc.) and present it as innocent victims of some NWO target du jour ( Assad, Putin ?) . Americans wouldnt know the difference ( or wouldnt care) demanding to just bomb the bloody despots to stone age. Reform is not going to fix anything (you cannot pick up a turd from the clean end, and as for polishing it). Chabad Lubavitchers prowling the offices of the UN like Predator and Reaper drones. Human Rats Watch is just another neocon NGO Its the usual suspects But they also have plenty of anti-racism and asylum seeker rights and feminism and social justice and all that stufffunny how some people fail to notice those things 