Father of Aleppo boy Corporate media used my son as political tool lied about attack

[MindWars]

The father of Omran Daqneesh, the blast-stricken but otherwise perfectly healthy 4-year-old child dubbed ‘Aleppo boy’ by western media outlets, came forth last week to talk about how the media lied about his son and distorted facts about the attack which took place on the evening of Aug. 17, 2016, in Aleppo’s Qaterji District, where Omran was injured and his 11-year-old brother Mohammad was killed while he was taking out the rubbish.

Father of ‘Aleppo boy’: Corporate Media Used My Son as a Political Tool, Lied about Attack
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Well it might be hours, it might be days, weeks or months before MSM admits this is the case. As more dig into it just like anything else sooner or later the MSM liars have to write something on it even if they put some bs spin on it.

 

[bodecea]

" the blast-stricken but otherwise perfectly healthy" ...... huh?

 

[Stratford57]

‘They filmed him before providing first aid’: Father of blood & dust-covered Aleppo boy

CNN anchor Christiane Amanpour, who challenged the Russian foreign minister with a photo of ‘Aleppo boy’, should go and ask the child and his family for the real story behind the iconic picture, the spokesperson for the Russian Foreign Ministry said.

Omran Daqneesh was filmed by the controversial White Helmets group last year. The image of him covered in blood and dust sitting in an orange ambulance chair in the aftermath of an airstrike quickly went viral.

Daqneesh resurfaced in world media this month after his family agreed to talk to some journalists. His father Mohammad Kheir Daqneesh accused the White Helmets of using his family to produce propaganda.

Russian spokesperson Maria Zakharova said the mainstream media, including the CNN, “have been caught red-handed” with their use of the “Aleppo boy” image, and should take responsibility for it.

CNN’s Amanpour challenged to go talk to ‘Aleppo boy’