Father of Famous Innocent Syrian Boy Just Exposed Mainstream Media Lies and Propaganda Report!!!!

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By: Gavin Nascimento via anewkindofhuman.com

In what is certainly one of the most important stories of the year — in relation to fake news and the conflict in Syria — the father of Omran Daqneesh just voiced his outrage at the exploitation of his son by the mainstream media and the so called White Helmets.

The boy’s dad, Mohammed Daqneesh, says Omran had “minor injuries” and did not actually have to go to the hospital. The blood smeared across the little boy’s face actually came from his dad’s wound that dripped on him. Mohammed explained that after he took Omran to a safe location, so that he could look for the rest of his family, someone took his little boy and began taking photos of him. He noted that, “They filmed him before providing first aid.” Granted this is still a horrible traumatic experience for the little boy, it is clear that this entire episode was manipulated. Much to the dismay of the Western establishment, and more so their owners, Omran’s dad actually supports the Syrian government and opposes the Western backed “rebels” who he blames as the main culprits for the chaos in the region. In fact, he says that they don’t know for sure how the strike happened, or who was responsible since there were no jets to be heardover their heads in the skies, which is obviously in conflict with the Western media’s suggestion that it was the Russian airforce or Syrian government behind the attack. Furthermore, he also states that the Western backed rebels’ reporter tried to bribe him, along with “many news agencies,” to blame the Syrian government.While this unfolding may shock some people under the spell of the ruling establishment, this type of shameful practice has been fairly common throughout history.
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