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Subtitles by Ibrahim Muhammad on Facebook with this response to my post on Martyr's Day. "Something amazing I've read today that made me translate this short video for Dr. Bashar Assad. So in my humble opinion , had it not been for you and your fellow journalists and activists who risked many things not only their lives to reveal the truth, how many more lives we would've suffered ? Although I agree with what you said about asleep people who must take responsibility because simply, they're not naturally blinded but they chose to be. yet I totally disagree with you taking any responsibility for your criminal government or any of its deeds. The only things that I find you fully responsible for are revealing the truth, fighting for our causes and saving many lives in the process. P.S : You don't say sorry for being honest, if anyone didn't like it they may hit their heads against the wall. Vanessa Beeley wrote : Martyrs Day. #Syria I recently posted an interview I did with a retired schoolteacher in Mesyaf - Ali Habib. Ali called out, not only the governments in the West, but the people. He expressed a growing lack of trust in the people from Europe and he described (very eloquently) the gangsterism and moral bankruptcy in the U.S. Of course there are some beautiful souls in all these countries who have stood in solidarity with Syria but there are also many who are still asleep, who don't realise that these young men and women are dying for us, not only for Syria. What amazes me is the level of defensiveness in the comments - because this man, who has survived a number of attacks by the terrorists - has dared to openly criticise the people in the West for their passive collusion in the pain of his people. I take full responsibility for my government and their crimes - they would not exist without us and in my very humble opinion, we must start to take responsibility for what happens globally during our lifetime. WE are the change we are searching for, not our governments, not our President, not our pseudo-humanitarian NGOs, not the UN, not any institution that is automatically compromised by its sponsors and its establishment backers. This is not an attack, so please do not interpret it as such. I feel frustrated that even after 8 years of a war in Syria that has decimated its young population and inflicted unimaginable suffering upon the entire country - people are still saying, its not their fault if they are blinded to the reality by the media and their governments. While Yemen bleeds to death, we still close our eyes to our responsibility? The young men and women who are being honoured in Syria today, should be honoured worldwide. They died for us. Their blood was spilled for us. If they had not defended Syria from the threat of internati ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PabShnhfPKc