The Elite is newer shy of leading the opposition and often use some surprising ‘cutting edge‘ individuals to do so. The Middle East has been a war zone for quite some time and heavily propagated in the mainstream but still a region very few in the alternative media is intimately familiar with.
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Luckily for conspiracy-land – we soon got to know ‘Mimi Al Laham‘ from her Youtube channel and various “alternative” news channels. Mostly known as just ‘Syrian Girl‘ her views soon spread thick and thin.
‘People are dying, and I have a duty as a human being and as someone of Syrian origin to expose the truth about why. A duty to give a voice to those Syrians who have not been heard, who have rejected the instability caused by the US support of the extremist rebels.’
– Maram Susli aka Syrian Girl
Syrian Girl is supposedly born in Damascus Syria and now lives ‘down-under’ in Australia where she continue her fight for the Syrian people… Sure, it sounds very humane to act in this fashion if there indeed was such a thing as a monstrous wars and terrorist beheadings really taking place. Also propaganda in the form of artificial conflict and terror does of course inflict pain and damage – and in such a light Syrian Girl seem no better than other disinformation agents.
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In order to create a believable character to the truth community, it does of course make a lot of sense to implicate a native Syrian citizen. By being portrayed as young – like Mimi Al Laham – she can also be understood to have a decent level of english and also dispose enough computer skills to convincingly make her own voice heard through contemporary media such as Youtube, Instagram, Twitter et cetera. But why insist on a gender typical pseudonym ?
Mimi Al Laham – I’m Halal Imam (direct anagram)
Whenever we run across mediated individuals who make use of gender identity glued onto their name it is seldom by chance, but by design. To make things even more sensational, the Daily Mail in 2014 (article) were not even shy about comparing Syrian Girl to Kim Kardashian – which in light of EGI suspicion smells pretty bad.
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Alternative media is already plentiful of EGI characters and in that sense Syrian Girl is not an exception. What might be surprising is how easily we can overlook obvious visual cues only by the information we are dealing with a girl from Syria and not scrutinise her person in the same way we question her reporting.
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Needless to say, all of Syrian Girl’s media-outlets and pundits would not be as blind to her contrived character and Male to Female qualities as the general public. This well reflects how alternative media is no more different or beneficial through its interventions than mainstream media. The same propaganda strategies and lifetime actors are systematically used also in ‘truth-media’ in order to keep us all tangled up in false paradigms and fake role models – often and preferably by inverted characters part of the elusive EGI portion of our (high) society.
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Syrian Girl on Infowars with fellow EGI reporter Alex Jones
•Head size is clearly male as are her wide facial features – compared with A. Jones both ‘reporters’ have inverted anatomical characteristics.
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Maram Susli aka ‘Syrian Girl’ on Studio 10 newscast in 2014 (video)
•Very large chest and ribcage, straight wide shoulders, hair to cover collar bones, big head, very wide set eyes, long sizeable nose, moustache enabled upper lip, large mouth and prominent male cheekbones
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Syrian Girl Talk’s World War Three: Elite Planning WW3!
tley bedroom – 27 jan 2017 – 06:41 (mm:ss)
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Hi UNreal and a good 2018 !
Very interesting post UNreal. I am still in the beginning of my following the EGI topic but having followed “syrian girl” on twitter back in the times of the “arab spring”, i’d like to comment on your post. In the times when “syrian girl” became prominent as a commentator i think one in two “activist” accounts of the arab destruction in social media was managed by intelligence. I am wondering, why the personas or characters created for the purpose of propaganda should have specific gender engineered characteristics. Not that I disagree with you that it is fact – there are too many examples which prove you right – just trying to raise my “own” questions. Dealing with countries such as Syria or Libya there must be some difficulty to find suitable personel for media jobs of the empire, speaking fluently local dialects and english. By the way, “syrian girl” does on first sight not look syrian at all but rather like a mixture of philippinian, afghan and southamerican origins. (Back then, she had a phantastic drawing of a oriental woman as an avatar, not photopgraps). On the other hand, it does not seem likely to me, that gender modification on that level is directly managed with the premises of the media “elite”. I can imagine though, that in multiple regions of the world transgenderism is affiliated to strategies of social profiling, namely of economic success or just survival. It would be intersting to research also that perspective of transgenderism as strategy, which would touch the cultural colonization that has been underway for decades.