Bullfucking shit you lying piece of shit. Putin and Assad have rescued Syrians from the hell of al Qaeda known as Jabhat al Nusra in that city of Aleppo.
Oh and you know who collects the figures of the dead and or wounded? The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights?
He's one guy in Coventry, England. One man band.That's who all the western media quotes. He's anti Assad.

no bias there.
And he gets his numbers from people phoning him when he's at home. I believe his day job is as a tailor.
One guy.
You know, you're always saying shit like this and never backing it up. No links. Nothing.
And, yeah, Assad is such a nice guy. As is Putin. Fantastic guys...
What are you talking about? I dedicated a post to the SOHR and the one man anti Assad band.
It's a propaganda freaking joke of fake news extraordinaire. Here's a NYT link. And by the way compared to ISIS and al Nusra, Assad and Putin are bloody angels.
Middle East
A Very Busy Man Behind the Syrian Civil War’s Casualty Count
By
NEIL MacFARQUHARAPRIL 9, 2013
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"I am a simple citizen from a simple family who has managed to accomplish something huge using simple means," said Rami Abdul Rahman, founder of the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. Credit Andrew Testa for The New York Times
COVENTRY, England — Military analysts in Washington follow its body counts of Syrian and rebel soldiers to gauge the course of the war. The United Nations and human rights organizations scour its descriptions of civilian killings for evidence in possible war crimes trials.
Major news organizations, including this one, cite its casualty figures.
Yet, despite its central role in the savage civil war, the grandly named
Syrian Observatory for Human Rights is virtually a one-man band. Its founder, Rami Abdul Rahman, 42, who fled
Syria 13 years ago, operates out of a semidetached red-brick house on an ordinary residential street in this drab industrial city.
Using the simplest, cheapest Internet technology available, Mr. Abdul Rahman spends virtually every waking minute tracking the war in Syria, disseminating bursts of information about the fighting and the death toll.
What began as sporadic, rudimentary e-mails about protests early in the uprising has swelled into a torrent of statistics and details.
All sides in the conflict accuse him of bias, and even he acknowledges that the truth can be elusive on Syria’s tangled and bitter battlefields. "
It's all propaganda all the time. And our western media are aware of this bullshit and foist it on us.
Rami Abdul Rahman’s Syrian Observatory for Human Rights