1. I see that @nytimes has published a story on the battle to defeat the last holdouts of #Daesh in Baghuz. Unlike the Times reporters, I reported on it in real time. Daesh was attacking and we stopped them overrunning the #SDF. Women were often #Daesh fighters and wore vests.
https://twitter.com/TimInHonolulu/status/1107763380289310720
2. This report shows the reporters are clueless as to what this war was about and who combatants were. My guess is that by the end of the battle, Daesh had started to murder the Yazidis sex slaves so they could not be witnesses of the atrocities that Daesh committed since 2014
3. that Daesh and Turkey continue to commit while the @nytimes says nothing about it nor the slave markets in Turkey because Turkey tells @nytimes and the rest of the MSM what they can report.
4. Here's a link to the Times story:
How the U.S. Hid an Airstrike That Killed Dozens of Civilians in Syria nytimes.com/2021/11/13/us/…
How the U.S. Hid an Airstrike That Killed Dozens of Civilians in Syria nytimes.com/2021/11/13/us/…
6. I went back and confirm something that I recalled and I make it as 100% that the account that @nytimes cites as a "human rights organization" in July 2017 was identified as a #Daesh account.
From the article:
"Civilian observers who came to the area of the strike the
From the article:
"Civilian observers who came to the area of the strike the
7. next day found piles of dead women and children. The human rights organization Raqqa Is Being Slaughtered Silently posted photos of the bodies, calling it a “terrible massacre.”
Not surprised that @DeptofDefense blew off these reports.
Not surprised that @DeptofDefense blew off these reports.
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