SARC Repatriates Kidnapped Alvin from al Hol Hell to Dad in Italy

SARC — the Syrian Arab Red Crescent — in collaboration with the IFRC, has repatriated Alvin with his dad in Italy. In 2014, Alvin was 6 years old when his mother essentially kidnapped him from his father and sisters, smuggling him into Syria, to place him in the savage environment of Daesh terrorists.

We have no background on the psychopathology of the woman who would tear apart her family, and subject one of her children to unfathomable horrors. The famous Italian television personality, Luigi Pelazza, and Alvin’s father, repetitively use the word radicalized as her lone description. This word has neither legal nor psychoanalytic meaning but seems to work well in inspiring the fear that any one of us — or anyone of our loved ones — could… Continue reading (video included): https://www.syrianews.cc/sarc-repatriates-kidnapped-alvin-from-al-hol-hell-to-dad-in-italy/

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Indonesian People Gift Syrian Red Crescent 2 Ambulances

The Syrian Red Crescent, the real ones, received 2 fully equipped ambulance vehicles as a gift from the Indonesian people in a ceremony held at the Higher Commission for Relief in the Syrian Local Administration Ministry in Damascus yesterday 26 July 2017.. Continue reading: Indonesian People Gift Syrian Red Crescent 2 Ambulances

Syria: The International Red Cross supplies the terrorists

The aggression against Syria has many faces. One of them is the hypocrisy. It is constantly spoken about human rights, the help for “civilians”, and of freedom, and these beautiful worlds were made into weapons against Syria.

To show how this support works in practice, the German Blogger urs1978 delivers a sickening example. The International Red Cross supplies the armed terrorists. An eyewitness in Syria reports the following:

“We are never safe from any nasty surprise. The day before yesterday, May 9,  I saw a convoy of the Red Cross at the checkpoint in front of our village. I know the policemen, I have a grandson, whom I accompanied to school and who always is happy to greet them.