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Lost in Syria
A troubled Army vet clandestinely joined the fight against Assad. Then an adventure turned into a tragedy.
In December, 2012, an itinerant American named Eric Harroun checked into a youth hostel in Istanbul. A thirty-year-old U.S. Army veteran with sandy-blond hair, Harroun had left the service in 2003, and since then he had travelled everywhere from Lebanon to Thailand. He was living out of a…
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This is one interesting man. Got caught up in a revolution that wasn't his but fought like it was.
This is "American Jihadist" Eric Harroun's story in his own words.
Eric Harroun Interview
In July of 2013, American Eric Harroun traveled to Syria to fight against the regime of Bashar Al-Assad. He would wind up arrested by the FBI on terrorism-related charges. This is Eric's story in his own words.
He was labeled the “American Jihadi" for his actions in Syria, but Eric Harroun just wanted to fight for freedom — and his right to party.
Read the whole story at VICE News.
Eric Harroun, US Army Veteran. Volunteers to fight for the Syrian Rebellion, for the secular causes of freedom and democracy. Gets slapped with terrorism charges by the FBI, which were later found out to be based on a mistranslation of video "evidence". Shameful failure of American foreign policy, and justice.
