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Syria – two perspectives illustrated
April 25th, 2017 | 
Author: By Jan Oberg
“The Debate” on April 16, 2017 with Richard Millett and Jan Oberg illustrates quite well two distinctly different perspectives on conflicts in general and Syria in particular.
Its focus is on the difference in media coverage of the terrible events in Khan Seykhoun and al-Rashideen but there is much more to it.
I’ll keep on struggling for the conflict and peace perspective against the violence perspective that sees black-and-white only and continues the seemingly eternal blame game – and thus legitimates more, rather than less, warfare.
Happy if you care to share and continue the – meta – debate!
Posted in Alternatives - peace, Conflict and war, International law, Jan Oberg, Media & conflict, Media perspectives, Middle East, NATO, Negotiations, Peace, Psychology - war & peace, Russia, Syria, Terrorism, Theories and concepts, UN matters, Uncategorized, US Empire, USA, Videos, Violence-prevention | 
Tags: al-Rashideen, Khan Seykhoun, media in Syria, media on syria, PressTV, Richard Millett, the Syria war narrative | 
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