US to grant $35 million to promote fake news about Syria

International

The Canadian Global Research website revealed today that the US State Department will pump $35 million more into future war propaganda on Syria, under the guise of “promoting press reports”.

The US State Department grant confirms that one of its main goals is to “advance US government policy objectives in Syria,” the website pointed out in an article, explaining that this is probably the only honest clause in the grant description because it shows the reality of the hegemonic objectivesthat the United States seeks to implement in Syria.

To read the whole article by Global Research click:

 

https://www.globalresearch.ca/us-grant-35-million-promote-fake-news-bubble-syria-control-local-media/5701830

 

Inas Abdulkareem

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