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Reporter Eva Bartlett Blasts UN
Nellie Bailey and Glen Ford
20 Mar 2018
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“The United Nations is deliberately participating in war propaganda” favoring the US-backed “terrorists” in Syria, said Eva Bartlett, an independent Canadian journalist who helped expose the White Helmets as a public relations unit of al Qaida. The jihadists occupying East Ghouta, near Damascus, have been preventing civilians from leaving the war zone, said Bartlett.

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