Whatever happened to Guevara?

Guevara was one of the first pop culture heroes who popped out of the so-called "Syrian civil war." She came out of nowhere to dominate pro-"rebel" propaganda for a few months.

Check out here and here. There's dozens of mainstream fluff pieces just like that to choose from.

That was such a compelling story. Too compelling. I caught the whiff of bullshit right away.

Then Guevara faded away... only to be replaced by the White Helmets fairy-tale, and Little Bana after that.

So why/how did she fade away?

Was her head blown off by a Russian sniper? If so, you'd think we'd have heard about it, because that's something that would have had immense propaganda value.

Maybe she found out her kids were still alive, and she didn't need to take revenge?

Or maybe, and I don't want to go all conspiracy here, but maybe, the narrative managers on her file realized the Sniper-Babe fable was so silly it was bound to be a liability in the long run. Once word got out that Guevara was entirely imaginary, the Clinton crowd feared their Syrian war-mongering could lose a lot of cred.

Those first responders, on the other hand, are the real thing. They actually exist. We know that because we've been funding them to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars.

Just ask Le Mesurier.

Oh, I forgot... he did an Epstein to prevent the shit from hitting the fan.


Anyway, that's speculation. I'm only wondering what happened to Guevara.

Speaking of fake news...

Whatever happened to Guevara, the world-famous-for-a-month "first female sniper of the Syrian Free Army?"

She was another overnight sensation who got saturation coverage in the msm. Maybe when al Nusra took over the SFA they put her in a managerial role?

Maybe not...

Lip-gloss and photo-ops; Syria's famous female sniper

Guevara's story is everywhere.

Depending on where you read it, she joined the fighters either after her own children were killed in a regime bombing attack, or because many of her students died in regime attacks. She's got You Tube videos and a taste for designer sunglasses.

The myth of the Syrian sniper babe sounds like propaganda from beginning to end. It's a catchy story designed to win sympathy for the anti-Assad forces by showcasing the prominent role women are playing.

The reality is that photo-ops aside, the war on Assad is being fought by hardened extremists who would not for a moment allow a woman into their ranks.

If and when these extremists win the country, Guevara will realize that insofar as she cares about the rights of women, she should have been fighting for the Assad regime and not against it.