West Desperately Attempts to Spin Syrian Crisis with Blatant FabricationsLatest fabrications includes defected air force officer with superhuman hearing and sight, and miraculous satellite imaging. The Guardian claims in their report, I saw massacre of children, says defecting Syrian air force officer, that long bearded men with shaved heads were observed by an alleged air force officer from inside his house some 300 meters away, storming the village of Houla, screaming, Shabiha forever, for your eyes, Assad. The Guardian claims this tenuous narrative constitutes, crucial evidence on the Houla killings. Image: A lot of them were bald and many had beards. Many wore white sports shoes and army pants, said Guardians defected officer. An apt description of the NATO-armed sectarian terrorists that ravaged Libya before traveling to Syria (here, here, and here) to continue their campaign of extremist-driven genocide. Of course, Guardians officer claims he heard, from 300 meters away, inside his house, the militants crying the conveniently incriminating, Shabiha forever, for your eyes, Assad. (click image to enlarge) The officer claims he saw militants riding in cars and army trucks and on motorbikes, which contradicts another star witness the Guardian has produced, little 11-year-old Ali who maintains that militants dismounted from tanks and armored transports to carry out their dark deeds. The Guardian reported, they came in armoured vehicles and there were some tanks, said the boy. How far is 300 meters? 300 meters (approximately 328 yards) is beyond the range of both a humans ability to discern what a human voice is saying, as well as beyond the ability for human eyes to positively identify strangers as belonging to one group of militants or another. It is over 3 football fields away and anyone who has been in the cheap-seats at a sporting event knows, in much less than that distance it is still very difficult to tell what is going on, let alone claim to hear what people are saying. According to Guardians defected officer, he was able to discern the unfolding events from 3 times that distance, with artillery and assault rifles firing, no less. Image: How far is 300 meters? Over three times this. Yet Guardians officer claims to have seen the entire Houla Massacre being carried out by pro-government militias, including hearing them shout who they were, from 300 meters away, inside his house. And for this officer to claim he saw the entire massacre, from 300 meters away, inside his house, contradicts yet another recent fabrication that has come out of the Western press, one involving satellite imagery allegedly taken at Houla, Syria. Magic Eye in the Sky In the BBCs Satellite image clues to Houla massacre in Syria, alleged satellite imagery taken from the scene of the massacres is said to show the two sites of the attacks as well as reported positions of pro-government militias and suspected locations of Syrian artillery positions. The article claims there were two separate attacks, over 500 meters apart from each other. Surely then, Guardians defected officer only saw one of these attacks at best that is, if the officer even exists. The BBC reported in their article that, satellite images obtained by the BBC show clearly the location of Syrian military forces around the site of last weeks massacre at Houla where 108 civilians died, including 49 children. This attempts to lead readers into believing the images were taken during the massacre. However, the images are taken a day after the attack, when UN monitors were already on scene, and who were already well aware of the positions of Syrian troops at that time. Not only that, but the monitors were in a better position to discern conditions on the ground than BBCs eye in the sky. Of course, the images could not have been taken during the massacre, and BBC even dates the images as being taken the day after. This is because imagery satellites are constantly moving in relation to the surface of the Earth and only revisit any particular location between 1-3 days sometimes even longer. BBCs analysis comes from a paid consulting firm called McKenzie Intelligence Services, that was presumably hired by the BBC to access an imaging satellite, and had to settle for the most recent fly over of Houla, Syria. And because of this fact, any imagery before or after the events would be completely irrelevant as both artillery and militia positions could have moved half way across the country between windows when a satellite would be overhead. Additionally, these satellite images are stills, not video, so it would be impossible to determine from which direction the militants who carried out the attacks came from even if BBCs satellite miraculously found itself directly overhead as the massacres unfolded. Image: From BBCs article, the images show absolutely nothing of tactical importance, with labels proceeded by classic weasel words like reported and suspected. The propaganda piece attempts to overwhelm readers with techno-babble as well as exploit their ignorance as to how an imaging satellite actually works, when the image itself is taken a day after the attacks, when UN monitors were already on the ground and well aware of the locations of Syrian troops. (Click Image to Enlarge) Both the Guardian and the BBC depend entirely on the logical fallacy of appealing to authority be it an allegedly qualified witness, or satellite imagery and overwhelming techno-babble. Both news agencies have demonstratively failed to provide any actual evidence to back the narrative they have been irresponsibly reporting since Houla erupted into violence last week. The narrative has shifted from the Syrian army shelling civilians to death, to soldiers dismounting from tanks and killing civilians at close range, to pro-government militias dismounting from tanks and killing civilians at close range, and now finally, militants in cars, trucks, and on motorbikes killing civilians at close range which seems to corroborate the Syrian governments own conclusion, that it was terrorists. The BBC has already been caught outright misrepresenting events in Houla, when they used a picture of dead bodies taken years ago from Iraq in their recent Syrian coverage. A witness account is only as good as the actual evidence supporting it. The Guardian has failed utterly to provide even a tenable witness account, saying nothing of the lack of evidence to support it. BBCs satellite images are simply Google Earth images with BBC staff writing over them, for an article that likewise creates a narrative floating freely of any solid factual basis. And the lies will continue to be told until people begin tuning them out and turning to alternative media or better still, doing the research themselves and exposing the lies faster than the corporate-media can tell them. Tony Cartaluccis articles have appeared on many alternative media websites, including his own at linkwithin_text=Related Articles: 