Yasser al-Atrash, Baladi News
Mass media is circulating the images of slaughtering the child, but before killing this criminal butcher, investigate well: why did he do that?! The remarkable media harmony is much more wider than being spontaneous and more ferocious than being purely humane.
By this confidence and clarity and with total bias to the "conspiracy theory", the political writer, Khalid Haj Bakri, expresses his vision to the process of slaughtering the so-called captive child "Abdullah Eissa".
What strengthen the conspiracy theory and makes it more possible is the conjunction of the "slaughtering" process with a bloody day full of murders and massacres, where the coalition, Russian, and regime forces cooperated in such an extraordinary day. Coalition forces have killed more than 160 civilians, including lots of children and women in a village next to Manbij, while Russian and regime warplanes have shared killing 60 civilians in Aleppo and its countryside. The number of martyrs of that day reached 300 in most of the liberated areas. Have anyone gesticulated to some "Individuals" to commit such a crime so that they conceal the roaring of the warplanes and the killing of 300 martyrs in the echo of a trumped-up crime.
Their Morals vs. the Revolution's Morals
The writer continues: "Frankly speaking, the interventions of Assad's sycophants are not welcomed here. Those who cheer for the barrels of hatred, betrayal, and criminality or shut their mouths up and rub their hands happily for the death of people whether starved, besieged, drowned, or burnt will not be granted a platform to claim having human emotions." In reference to the "popular incubator" of the Syrian regime which supports its criminality, and rather urges it on committing more crimes against the children, women and the unarmed people, blessing its barrel bombs which spread blind death.
The size of conviction by the Syrian rebels and the "popular incubator" of the revolution was striking and exaggerated. Everyone agreed on condemning the situation and holding the perpetrators accountable. Despite the regime's usage of the situation in its propaganda, but the revolutionary incubator was first to condemn; not for the sake of investing in the situations, but out of humanity and legal and ethical commitment which the values of the revolution is calling for.
The external observer can easily trace the history of the Syrian revolution to see that the faults of the revolutionary militants have always been the focus of criticism by the revolutionary incubator, while it's impossible to find any similar case of criticism by supporter of thug against the killings of more than half a million people at the hands of their criminal regime. On the contrary, everyone calls for killing the rebels, their children and women as they are the "terrorism incubator".
The critic and journalist Muhammed Mansour, sees that the apology by Nur al-Deen al-Zinki movement for the killing of the captive child and bringing its perpetrators to trial is an admission of mistake which is a healthy behavior to encourage for.
Proceed against the killer of Hamza and His Friends
Strangely enough, the situation didn't remind a lot of people of the first martyrs of the Syrian revolution who were also children; Hamza al-Khatib and his friends from Daraa who were unarmed and killed even before the war broke out. They were only students who have written their dreams on a wall, which was enough to arrest and torture them to death. From that point, Assad has never stopped killing the children, inviting all his friends, supporters and the alleged enemies to his bloody feast. And now we have al-Assad, Russians, Iranians and the allies killing our children every single day. so if you want to sue, I'm ready to bear the crime of killing the captive child, but don't forget Hamza al-Khatib.