Amina Arraf, Missing Syrian Blogger, Has Identity Questioned After Photo Disputes (VIDEO)

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[Brewerstroupe]

03:17 PM on 06/09/2011

"The streets of parts of Damascus as late as two in the morning appear like Georgetown on a Friday night. Of course, it did not take long for an American acquaintan­ce to say precisely what I was thinking: “which American city would anyone feel as carefree and comfortabl­e meandering around at any hour of the day or night with no policeman in site, as in Damascus?! Not my city for sure!”....­Americans in Syria I spoke with, some tourists and a number of students studying Arabic are not alarmed by the ‘travel warnings’ issued from the US Embassy advising them to leave.....­"

http://www.thecanadiancharger.com/page.php?id=5&a=914

[gposner29]

04:10 AM on 06/09/2011

Trust no one from Syria...or Nigeria for that matter.

[js0860]

06:06 AM on 06/09/2011

Yeah, but I just got a letter from a General's wife over there about how I can share in a great fortune if I can just help them get it out of the country!

[leushino]

11:32 PM on 06/08/2011

The Syrian government is an evil entity which turns its guns on its own citizens and sheds innocent blood without caring. It will do anything to hold on to power.

[dadashark]

10:26 PM on 06/08/2011

It is sad when the serians are better a telling the difference between good and evil than we are.

[mrvnlimar]

11:30 PM on 06/08/2011

Where in the world is seria?

[gposner29]

04:10 AM on 06/09/2011

Just south of Diptheria

[somcheercoach]

10:02 PM on 06/08/2011

99% of the time these people do not exist... They are just creations to get people all crazed up... It's the only way to instigate an already existing problem...

[Xavia Applesauce]

09:15 PM on 06/08/2011

She is probably not real, but any discussion about her identity distracts from what's really important--an imaginary person is probably being tortured by the Syrian government. Way to go, Andy Carvin, for helping us to sort our priorities.