Syrian rebels are brutal extremists

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Pictures UK Ltd. Email: Rashida.Josiah@renegadepictures.co.uk AS is usual with western reporting from Syria, extreme Jihadist groups are ignored and those attacked by Assad are referred to as “rebel groups”, by implication fighting a just war.

The latest devastating fight is A QUIET man, a thinking man, with wit so warm and dry. He could take you with a look, he didn’t even have to try. A listener, and a learned man, he’d more than hold his own. Bob stole the show so often, with the killer lines he’s thrown. A gentle man, a humble man, who’s presence filled the room. He had been around forever, Yet, he still went far too soon. A man’s man, such a friendly man, the statesman of our peers. A true part of the furniture, in Eastern Ghouta where it is suppressed that a number of extreme jihadist groups are “the rebels”.

The strongest is Jaysh al-Islam, or the Army of Islam, backed by Saudi Arabia that seeks to replace the Syrian government with an Islamic State. It engages in public executions and has paraded caged civilians from the minority Alawite sect in the streets as human shields.