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42:03Now PlayingAward-winning photographer and film director, Issa Touma famous for his short movie "9 Days – From My Window in Aleppo" which received several international awards believes after two years of stay in Sweden that Syrian extremists have free access to Western Media.
In an interview with Patrik Paulov, Issa says: "Something I asked myself during the first years of the war was how come the voices of the war fanatics were so loud in the West. I found the answer when I came to Sweden".
”In Sweden, oppositional Syrians could tell anything and get it published. No one checked if the things they claimed were true. The task of these Syrians was to clean up the dirty pages of the war, so that the fanatics in Syria would get the support of European politicians.”
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