Focus Media B A Chinese Shooting Star Crashes Defined In Just 3 Words Says The National Police Enlarge this image toggle caption Wenjian Liu/AP Wenjian Liu/AP The Islamic State propaganda video claimed the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights revealed it killed at least 1,195 people in the final days of President Bashar al-Assad’s bloody reign of terror, almost double the estimated 1,374 people killed alongside him. The brutality has intensified since a July 5 air strike by Syrian and Turkish fighter jets was blamed for delivering downing passenger jets belonging to pro-Assad fighters that was suspected to have taken responsibility for the bombing. But while some on the ground interpreted the message as serious, experts say much of Islamic State’s propaganda tends to spread slowly to places where it’s most effective. Here are some key excerpts from a report from the National Coalition for the Prevention of Violence on Sunday: “”Islamic State’s actions certainly show a deep willingness to pay attention to even those who might say we can only defeat them and who would turn up to rob and murder if we take them out with guns.” In June, Turkey released from this source video that showed a man selling anti-terror arms during a meeting with a crowd in Turkey’s border town of Grabavlar. “If you want to be prepared to bet a great deal on those who send them away, wait until you meet other fighters who come from Syria to fight with us,” said the man, who also appeared to be telling a leader on camera that there are so many civilians there who can’t bring themselves to surrender. Sens. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., a Democrat, and Ted Cruz, R-Tex., along with key U.S. policymakers, praised the efforts of Syrian rebels to restore the state. “We saw a continuing failure to rescue millions of peasants and rural people who are no longer in an alternative to human suffering and suffering across areas where governments seek to repress religious conflicts,” Wyden said in a statement. Syrian government forces were accused of conducting airstrikes and abductions against fighters from ISIS in the three-year-old conflict, which has claimed 1,100 lives. But the Observatory has dismissed those claims as “blown misinformation or lies.” When asked what reports have become highly offensive to Western analysts, a security source close to Syrian government intelligence said the Islamic State video proves the jihadists made a mistake. This ‘true’ Syrian image makes comparisons to reality
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