To the people of Syria--I visited your country and was met by nothing but kindness. I am so very sorry for the terrible sufferings you have endured. My prayer is for many blessings for you all in the days ahead. May you have peace in your hearts, prosperity, and happiness in your life. Sending love and care from the USA.
I lost my brother in this hellish prison in 2013, he was 17 years old and we know nothing about him. My mother wishes she could at least get his body so she could bury him in a grave and visit him but we know nothing about him
14:20 Cells were typically overcrowded with prisoners. Even solitary cells were so packed that there was no room to sleep-prisoners could only crouch or stand. This was a common practice in all of Bashar al-Assad’s facilities, not just limited to Saydnaya.
@@HeidiHundelt ty.. Life is not always fair and we learn that lesson so we stay focused on how to find this lil happy moments to keep fighting it “Fighting the life not the happy moments 😅”
16:20 No one really knew what was happening-not even their families. Bashar’s agents would either storm their homes in the dead of night, and they would simply vanish without a trace, or they would be detained at checkpoints, only to disappear off the radar. The agents would first confiscate their cellphones to prevent them from alerting their families about their whereabouts. If the families tried to search for them, the regime would deny that their loved ones were held at any of its facilities, even though they were there. Imagine, their families could be just steps away from their children’s cells, possibly even speaking to the very torturers of their loved ones, and none of them would know. It’s like a scene straight out of a horror movie.
thank you for covering this. the world needs to know what happened here. it's so wild to see so many different youtubers traveling through the middle east recently, do y'all ever coordinate these things or travel together? I'm glad that there are independent creators on the ground in these places, documenting the truth!
So far no collaboration.. I guess it’s when countries are interesting, like Syria right now with the fall of Assad it’s natural people want to go to explore.. I have had Syria on my list for 2 years.. but when Assad jogged on I was really keen to see what that was like soon after his departure.. it’s a major change in the country and I loved being there to see the new year in alongside Syrians
There was a problem with the translation. Civilian court is not civilian, although the words are similar in Arabic ميدانية and مدنية. but they are totally different. The actual translation is Field Court (although it's not actually in the field but in prison). In Syria, it's a court that lasts only 3 seconds, and the judge sees you, frames you, and sentences you to death.
@@carriepatsalis Unfortunately you have NOT Seen everything, The Salt Room, The Acid Room, The Compressor. It's not only about justice and wrongful imprisonment but also about the horrific ways of torture that no one can dream or think of doing. from beating, to raping a women in front of her husband, to stomping prisoners to death and many many other HORRIFIC methods. The stories that came out of Saydnaya and many other prisons like it in Syria will haunt Syria for generations.
Just can't imagine why the world left such thing all that time ,I mean imagine after seeing all that ,such thing happened everyday ,every month,every year all over 50 years from Al Assad rule 😕
the international community don't give a shit about us. we toppled Assad ourselves, and yet the international community is still blackmailing us to remove sanctions. its crazy
I miraculously got out of that prison in 2013. I was imprisoned in the white prison there. I spent 8 months there. It was a very terrifying nightmare. Death was better than living there. I suffered from depression for years. To return to my normal life, my exit from there was a miracle. After that, I fled to Turkey, and I am still there.
I love you so much. I'm waiting for your video to drop and I watch every second of it. I hope you make more and more videos in Damascus, and I hope to meet you, but the reality of all love ❤️❤️
Thank you for showing the world how the Syrian people were living during the Al Assad era! This is why millions of Syrians migrated to Europe seeking help! Otherwise, they will die in such prisons. Thanks to the UK and the whole European countries for helping us
thank you for this vlog, espeically the last sentence people need closure and there are people out there who can do the right thing and break their silence
Oh please don't dramatize too much,... Syria was a great country until 2011,... multi-cultural, multi-ethnic, multi-religious,... mother of all nations,... until "murica" started timber sycamore operation. What Syria became after 2011 (due to western interests!!!!) is documented and the informations are publicly available,... maybe Carrie should talk about the events between 2011 and 2024 before going to this prison.
@@lilidezman624 this is about the human stories of what happened in the prison. You can check out a variety of news channels if you’re looking for an overall political documentary. And if you think it’s overly dramatic, perhaps you should go and meet Ahmed yourself and explain to his face that it’s all fine.
@ This prison is strongly connected with the events that took place from 2011 onwards. And the people who were being "monitored" there, weren't there for no reason!!!!!!!!! And if you are still in Syria, I recommend visiting the Ghwayran prison in Hasaka; "stories" from the mentioned place would be very informative (!!!) for a wide audience.
Thank you Carrie for showing hell on earth. In 2012 and I just turned 17. I got arrested back then and stayed in one of the hundreds similar dungeons for 2 months, what I witnessed was terrifying and you would only think it is a horror movie. I was kept with around 50 people in a dark cell smaller that 25 squared meters, and there were tens of similar cells. You would get two meals a day, for breakfast, four olives and a quarter of the (round) Syrian bread, and for dinner you get a small boiled potato and the quarter Syrian bread... You were allowed to go to the toilet once every day and you had to run so you would get kicked fewer times by the guards and if you take more than a minute you were doomed, they'll lay you down to the ground and start hitting you with cables and all kinds of sharp objects. And you if you are not screaming because of torture you would hear others all day, especially the ones you would see laying around in the corridors naked or in boxers, they would pour cold water on them and hit them, so you see nothing because it is pitch dark and only hear the screams. I remember everything like it all happened yesterday.
Thank you very much for visiting our beloved country, Syria.❤ Syria welcomes you at any time or place💫 I want to tell you that there is what is called a human press in the prison. Executed prisoners are pressed to get rid of their bodies at a time when the Barada River is colored red because of their blood. The government lied and said because of the rain.😓
The story about the women in the prison is also scary, I can't imagine what they go through 😔😔 and I can't listen to all of it😔😔 because it hurts so much to hear it like it feels 😔 because I'm a woman too
13:27 Medication: Prisoners were denied medical treatment. Many died from tuberculosis because of malnutrition, mistreatment, and the cold, damp, unsanitary living conditions. They were never taken to hospitals for proper care-they were simply left to die. On the rare occasion a prisoner was sent to a hospital, such as for an operation due to injuries caused by torture, the surgery was performed without anesthesia. Moreover, even the doctors were nothing short of butchers, often collaborating in the abuse by physically & verbally assaulting the prisoners themselves.
I am so sorry for the Father of Mohammed what a Beautiful young Man😢 I have a son.He went to prison in the United States for not stopping for police. Any prison is horrible riots etc. I will pray for your Peace Sir❤❤❤❤❤
I like that you weren’t afraid to touch their clothes, and try to experience what it was like to be a prisoner. Also people definitely knew what was happening. They could hear the torture and the executions happening. They knew if you were sent to the red prison, you weren’t coming out again. Omar Alshourgi, a former prisoner there has said that they were forced to drag their cellmates dead body out, and they would turn their body to face the ground so that the food they were eating would come out, and another prisoner could eat that food.
We did not leave Syria because we hate our country, but we hated the people who rule our country, the Syrian, Iranian, Iraqi and Lebanese gangs, all of whom came to kill the Syrian people, while many think that we left out of hatred for this country, but the opposite is true. Imagine that it was difficult for you to speak freely about the previous regime, so what about in normal life now? We can rebuild our beloved country, but we need to lift the sanctions and stand by it. We have truly lost a lot in this war.
Please the new government should make a plan for tourists who want to visit Syrian prisons as it is clear that Mr. Rami has no idea what the prisoners here have been through in terms of the horrors of detention (the tour guide should be a former detainee or they should bring someone who was released a month ago to tell the horrors and Mr. Rami should translate for him Rami is a tour guide (for Syrian cities and food only) this is unfair to the detainees who have suffered the most severe forms of abuse against them 😢
6:46 These narrow cells were designed for a specific purpose during bath time. Prisoners were gathered in batches and sprayed with cold water using fire hoses. I was in another prison that had something similar, and it was used exactly for this purpose.
13:05 ⚠️GRAPHIC CONTENT: The prosthetic limbs were probably given to prisoners after their limbs were sawed off using the saw located on the bottom of the prison’s floors. On the same floor, where the piston is located, they would press live prisoners to death. In the same room, there are also acid holes for disposing of the dead bodies.
Miss Cari maybe Rami couldn't show you the human press room? which is a machine used to compress corpses, making their body smaller... This prison also contains a room for tanks of sulfuric acid and acid for dissolving human corpses and bones.. تحية الك من سوريا وشكرا لك على زيارة بلدنا أتمنى، ابقي بخير ❤🙏🙏
It wery sad what horror have happen there 😢 They have planing to use Sednaya as a museum to tell people who visit Syria what has happen there. If god will ❤
The person you are having in min 2:03 used to defend Assad and justify his crimes. Really wanted to watch your video but I couldn’t because of this shit.
13:11 There were no beds for the prisoners. The beds were reserved for the criminals who committed these atrocities against the poor, innocent people held in such inhumane conditions. Now imagine-real criminals have constitutional rights, yet these innocent human beings were subjected to unimaginable torture. Just think of the immense injustice that the mere existence of such facilities has brought into the world.
I would like to thank you for this visit and report ,please after you saw this prison and heard painfully stories about Syrian died or missed in such prison or others ,I need from you to describe if Assad regime has any relation with humanity ? Moreover you as western journalist you should highlight in your country or others eastern countries how Syrians are very peaceful people they like to live in peace same other nations but that criminal regime has been stolen everything's from them for his own benefits only.thx
The people's revolution has triumphed over the dictator. The revolution has triumphed over the criminal. Rejoice, Syria. Rejoice, O Syrian people. There is no more Sednaya. There is no more Al-Khatib prison. Long live free Syria💚💚
10:26 If you look closely, you’ll notice that the walls are all made of metal and connected to electricity. It’s said that at night, one of the supervisors had a knack for suddenly powering up the walls to electrocute the prisoners.
That's wrong they changed it to metal after the taking over by the prisoners that happened in the nineties so the prisoners wouldn't be able to break the walls up
@ honestly Syria doesn’t deserve all that Syrian people are kind ,smart, lovely , I wanna thank you for your time to show the blind people what exactly happened there ( big love )
There are crimes I hope films will be produced about: 1. There were many mass graves discovered after the liberation of Syria. Many of the victims’ families believed that their children were in prison, but they were missing. I believe they were all in these mass graves. 2. Cases of women being raped and tortured in Basha al-Assad prisons. Some of them conceived children in prison as a result of rape crimes. 3. Maher al-Assad, commander of the Republican Guard, is Bashar’s brother. He was one of the largest drug dealers in the world. Many drug factories were discovered that were exported to many countries. 4. Orphanages were a place for Bashar al-Assad’s gangs. They would kidnap children and put them in orphanages, and when they grew up, they would be thrown into the Syrian army to kill their people. 5. Many Syrian cities and neighborhoods are completely destroyed. The Russians commit major crimes by their planes, as well as explosive barrels from Bashar al-Assad’s army and tanks. Mount Qasioun was a place for manufacturing explosive barrels that were thrown at the civilian population in systematic mass killing. Mosques and churches were not spared destruction from the senseless war pursued by Bashar al-Assad's army, Russian planes, extremist Iranian gangs, and Hezbollah. 6. Do not go to eastern Syria because SDF is also a gang and is committing crimes against Syrian Arabs and may cause a revolution at any time.
yup, they wanted this to happen. that's a pattern we noticed in every former French colony. they dont leave peacefully. but you shouldn't blame everything on the Allawite, many people were benefitting from Assad. his wife who stole all our economy was Sunni.
@ nope, Assad, the soviets then russians, post revolution Iran, Israel, the US, and many other actors were benefitting from keeping syria like this (weak and poor and ruled by a dictator that doesnt represent the majority of the citizens). but now everything changed with the fall of Assad. hopefully to the better for the syrians.
Welcome to Syria I hope you will see my beautiful city, Idlib. It is the great city that enabled its people to overthrow this dictatorial rule and restore freedom to great Syria❤
I love how so many people want to make videos on the suffering off the Syrian people now. Where was the outcry before the fall of Assad. Most these videos are just for UA-cam hits and revenue.
I saw you comment and have to say most people were afraid to go there before and I am sure still are I am sorry for everything that has happened here. The world does see this because of the internet 😮😢❤
10:56 actually there wasn't a need for heater because all the cells were crowded we used to be in underwear during the winter because it was very hot from the breathing of the prisoners I were there for two months
Without the sanctions imposed by Europe and America, the Assad regime would have remained strong and perhaps killed millions of people. Therefore, we thank everyone who helped the Syrian people obtain their freedom.
Carrie help me understand, Assad's regime collapsed on december 8th 2024, so how come that prison looks like is has been deserted for years and years, because it can't get to be so dilapidated in just two months
عدد المفقودين اكتر باضعاف وليش ما تصور ماكينات التعزيب يلي موجودة المكان يلي صورت في افضل مكان بل سجن انا بقترح يا تعطي فكرة صح يا لا تصور والدليل السياحي يلي معها يا مو فهمان شي يا عم يخبي اجرام النظام قال 4000 الف شخص انا من مينتي لحالها في فوق ال 4000 الف شخص
Do you know the scenes of Jigsaw when a pig kidnapps someone and he find himself locked or trapped?that's how you can picture yourself going to saydnaya...you simply watch yourself there💔💔💔
This is how we lived throught out the years and that is the punishment for saying what you think thank you for showing the world the truth of what we've been throught❤❤
@carriepatsalis thats true but all we can do now is starting the reconstruction programme and pray for those who lost thier lifes while defending their people
The stories from Sednaya Prison are haunting. What do you think happened to the 3,700 missing prisoners?
They killed them
500,000 missing
Maybe a huge number of people are missing, we can't say the exact numbers
They were killed and buried in mass graves near the prison, 1.5 km north.
@@unitedummah_sahabiyat I suspect so too
To the people of Syria--I visited your country and was met by nothing but kindness. I am so very sorry for the terrible sufferings you have endured. My prayer is for many blessings for you all in the days ahead. May you have peace in your hearts, prosperity, and happiness in your life. Sending love and care from the USA.
And I also love you all, your friend from Syria ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
Welcome in syria❤and thank you very much❤
Syria will hopefully always be your second home.
شكرا لتعاطفك . أنا من العراق
I lost my brother in this hellish prison in 2013, he was 17 years old and we know nothing about him. My mother wishes she could at least get his body so she could bury him in a grave and visit him but we know nothing about him
I am so sorry for loss, it’s truly shocking and I can completely understand the need for information
Our country was a prison
We don't deserve this because we are a people who deserve life and happiness. Thank you for showing our suffering.
Syrians definitely do not deserve this
Thanks for coming to Syria to show the world what has happened to the people for many years
Great video, please share it so it reaches everyone . ❤
14:20
Cells were typically overcrowded with prisoners. Even solitary cells were so packed that there was no room to sleep-prisoners could only crouch or stand. This was a common practice in all of Bashar al-Assad’s facilities, not just limited to Saydnaya.
It’s awful to think about
Thank you for making This Video to let The world knows what happened in Syria 🌹🌹🌹
هكذا كانت حياتنا منذ العام 2011
كنا جميعا في سجن كبير يدعى سوريا
This was our life since 2011 we all have been in a big prison called Syria
I was so sad to hear the stories and the fact no-one could freely talk without fear..
Actually since 54 years ago
I am so sorry you have had to live like this We are praying for you😮😢❤❤❤❤❤❤
@@HeidiHundelt ty.. Life is not always fair and we learn that lesson so we stay focused on how to find this lil happy moments to keep fighting it “Fighting the life not the happy moments 😅”
@@samy-s8o يلعن روحو لحافظ يا صديقي
I'm Syria refuge, and I lost to onkel in this prison. Sednaya is a terror story 💔🌹
I pray for you and your uncles. From 🇺🇸
I am so sorry 🙏 😮😢 This looks like Hell on Earth😢 This President and Wife should pay
Thank you for visiting Syria 💚
كم أنتي أنسانه طيبه متواضعه في هاذا العالم اتمنى لكي السعادة وطريق السلام🌹🤲🏻🇦🇿
Thank you 🙏
Oh my God.. This is terrifying, the Syrians have endured so much pain.😢
This is so important 💚 thank u for spreading awareness about this
May it get easier & better for you guys in syria..sending well wishes to my brothers & sisters in syria.love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 🇸🇾
thank you for shedding light on my country♥♥♥
Thank you Mrs. Carrie for shedding light on this crime against humanity in my country Syria... How much pain those who died felt before their death
I hope this kind of behaviour stops all around the world.. it’s so medieval
16:20
No one really knew what was happening-not even their families. Bashar’s agents would either storm their homes in the dead of night, and they would simply vanish without a trace, or they would be detained at checkpoints, only to disappear off the radar. The agents would first confiscate their cellphones to prevent them from alerting their families about their whereabouts. If the families tried to search for them, the regime would deny that their loved ones were held at any of its facilities, even though they were there. Imagine, their families could be just steps away from their children’s cells, possibly even speaking to the very torturers of their loved ones, and none of them would know. It’s like a scene straight out of a horror movie.
Thank you carrie❤❤❤
May God reunite them in a better place
thank you for covering this. the world needs to know what happened here.
it's so wild to see so many different youtubers traveling through the middle east recently, do y'all ever coordinate these things or travel together?
I'm glad that there are independent creators on the ground in these places, documenting the truth!
So far no collaboration.. I guess it’s when countries are interesting, like Syria right now with the fall of Assad it’s natural people want to go to explore.. I have had Syria on my list for 2 years.. but when Assad jogged on I was really keen to see what that was like soon after his departure.. it’s a major change in the country and I loved being there to see the new year in alongside Syrians
Thank you 😢💔
There was a problem with the translation. Civilian court is not civilian, although the words are similar in Arabic ميدانية and مدنية.
but they are totally different. The actual translation is Field Court (although it's not actually in the field but in prison).
In Syria, it's a court that lasts only 3 seconds, and the judge sees you, frames you, and sentences you to death.
That sounds horrific.. I understood there was no fair justice
@@carriepatsalis Unfortunately you have NOT Seen everything, The Salt Room, The Acid Room, The Compressor.
It's not only about justice and wrongful imprisonment but also about the horrific ways of torture that no one can dream or think of doing. from beating, to raping a women in front of her husband, to stomping prisoners to death and many many other HORRIFIC methods.
The stories that came out of Saydnaya and many other prisons like it in Syria will haunt Syria for generations.
Just can't imagine why the world left such thing all that time ,I mean imagine after seeing all that ,such thing happened everyday ,every month,every year all over 50 years from Al Assad rule 😕
It’s unthinkable
the international community don't give a shit about us. we toppled Assad ourselves, and yet the international community is still blackmailing us to remove sanctions. its crazy
هذا ما كتبه الله
I miraculously got out of that prison in 2013. I was imprisoned in the white prison there. I spent 8 months there. It was a very terrifying nightmare. Death was better than living there. I suffered from depression for years. To return to my normal life, my exit from there was a miracle. After that, I fled to Turkey, and I am still there.
You are lucky to be out I would say.. thank god
@@carriepatsalisThank you very much and thank you also for covering the atrocities there inside the prison.
I love you so much. I'm waiting for your video to drop and I watch every second of it. I hope you make more and more videos in Damascus, and I hope to meet you, but the reality of all love ❤️❤️
May peace be upon you sister Carrie
Without naming that prison as hell, I also recommend the story of the prison in Diyarbakir, Türkiye.
لا تنسوا نهر بردي يلي تلون بالدم من قبل
دم المعتقلين
Incredibly brave! A story that needed to be told. ❤
Thank you for showing the world how the Syrian people were living during the Al Assad era!
This is why millions of Syrians migrated to Europe seeking help! Otherwise, they will die in such prisons.
Thanks to the UK and the whole European countries for helping us
thank you for this vlog, espeically the last sentence people need closure and there are people out there who can do the right thing and break their silence
Great video!
The tragic history of people who were being executed and vanished with no reason was heartbroken.
How can humans be so brutal toward one another? 😰
I have no idea how people can do this.. and it has to be said.. how they don’t fear what’s coming their way in the next life.. it’s pure evil.
Oh please don't dramatize too much,... Syria was a great country until 2011,... multi-cultural, multi-ethnic, multi-religious,... mother of all nations,... until "murica" started timber sycamore operation. What Syria became after 2011 (due to western interests!!!!) is documented and the informations are publicly available,... maybe Carrie should talk about the events between 2011 and 2024 before going to this prison.
@@lilidezman624 this is about the human stories of what happened in the prison. You can check out a variety of news channels if you’re looking for an overall political documentary. And if you think it’s overly dramatic, perhaps you should go and meet Ahmed yourself and explain to his face that it’s all fine.
@@lilidezman624 Dramatize?? Are you a human being??? We are talking about human's lives, not numbers
@ This prison is strongly connected with the events that took place from 2011 onwards. And the people who were being "monitored" there, weren't there for no reason!!!!!!!!!
And if you are still in Syria, I recommend visiting the Ghwayran prison in Hasaka; "stories" from the mentioned place would be very informative (!!!) for a wide audience.
اللهم صل على محمد وعلى آل محمد كما صليت على إبراهيم وعلى آل إبراهيم إنك حميد مجيد ❤️ 🌳 🌹
Thank you Carrie for showing hell on earth.
In 2012 and I just turned 17. I got arrested back then and stayed in one of the hundreds similar dungeons for 2 months, what I witnessed was terrifying and you would only think it is a horror movie. I was kept with around 50 people in a dark cell smaller that 25 squared meters, and there were tens of similar cells. You would get two meals a day, for breakfast, four olives and a quarter of the (round) Syrian bread, and for dinner you get a small boiled potato and the quarter Syrian bread... You were allowed to go to the toilet once every day and you had to run so you would get kicked fewer times by the guards and if you take more than a minute you were doomed, they'll lay you down to the ground and start hitting you with cables and all kinds of sharp objects. And you if you are not screaming because of torture you would hear others all day, especially the ones you would see laying around in the corridors naked or in boxers, they would pour cold water on them and hit them, so you see nothing because it is pitch dark and only hear the screams.
I remember everything like it all happened yesterday.
لا يتجمعون من اجل الدفئ بل يتجمعون من اجل التعذيب وكي يضيق المكان ولا يستطيعون الحركة
انه نوع من انواع العذاب 11:33
I know this Place very will ! i was there from 2004 to 2006. Sednaya is the Holocaust of the Earth.
Thank you Miss Carrie Batsalis.❤❤❤ Welcome to Syria 💚🤍♥️🤍💚
Thank you very much for visiting our beloved country, Syria.❤ Syria welcomes you at any time or place💫
I want to tell you that there is what is called a human press in the prison. Executed prisoners are pressed to get rid of their bodies at a time when the Barada River is colored red because of their blood. The government lied and said because of the rain.😓
The story about the women in the prison is also scary, I can't imagine what they go through 😔😔 and I can't listen to all of it😔😔 because it hurts so much to hear it like it feels 😔 because I'm a woman too
13:27
Medication:
Prisoners were denied medical treatment. Many died from tuberculosis because of malnutrition, mistreatment, and the cold, damp, unsanitary living conditions. They were never taken to hospitals for proper care-they were simply left to die. On the rare occasion a prisoner was sent to a hospital, such as for an operation due to injuries caused by torture, the surgery was performed without anesthesia. Moreover, even the doctors were nothing short of butchers, often collaborating in the abuse by physically & verbally assaulting the prisoners themselves.
I am so sorry for the Father of Mohammed what a Beautiful young Man😢 I have a son.He went to prison in the United States for not stopping for police. Any prison is horrible riots etc. I will pray for your Peace Sir❤❤❤❤❤
I like that you weren’t afraid to touch their clothes, and try to experience what it was like to be a prisoner.
Also people definitely knew what was happening. They could hear the torture and the executions happening. They knew if you were sent to the red prison, you weren’t coming out again.
Omar Alshourgi, a former prisoner there has said that they were forced to drag their cellmates dead body out, and they would turn their body to face the ground so that the food they were eating would come out, and another prisoner could eat that food.
We did not leave Syria because we hate our country, but we hated the people who rule our country, the Syrian, Iranian, Iraqi and Lebanese gangs, all of whom came to kill the Syrian people, while many think that we left out of hatred for this country, but the opposite is true. Imagine that it was difficult for you to speak freely about the previous regime, so what about in normal life now? We can rebuild our beloved country, but we need to lift the sanctions and stand by it. We have truly lost a lot in this war.
Please the new government should make a plan for tourists who want to visit Syrian prisons as it is clear that Mr. Rami has no idea what the prisoners here have been through in terms of the horrors of detention (the tour guide should be a former detainee or they should bring someone who was released a month ago to tell the horrors and Mr. Rami should translate for him Rami is a tour guide (for Syrian cities and food only) this is unfair to the detainees who have suffered the most severe forms of abuse against them 😢
6:46 These narrow cells were designed for a specific purpose during bath time. Prisoners were gathered in batches and sprayed with cold water using fire hoses. I was in another prison that had something similar, and it was used exactly for this purpose.
13:05
⚠️GRAPHIC CONTENT:
The prosthetic limbs were probably given to prisoners after their limbs were sawed off using the saw located on the bottom of the prison’s floors. On the same floor, where the piston is located, they would press live prisoners to death. In the same room, there are also acid holes for disposing of the dead bodies.
OMG 😭🙏
😢
❤💚🖤🤍💯 *_Valuable footage._*
Why u did not visit saydnaya monastery ? It is really old and fantastic
Miss Cari maybe Rami couldn't show you the human press room? which is a machine used to compress corpses, making their body smaller... This prison also contains a room for tanks of sulfuric acid and acid for dissolving human corpses and bones..
تحية الك من سوريا وشكرا لك على زيارة بلدنا أتمنى، ابقي بخير ❤🙏🙏
I saw it but I didn’t see any evidence of human bodies being pressed.. and I looked hard… so I didn’t show it as at the moment it’s hearsay
Do you want to visit the ancient city of Palmyra?🥰💚
Yes when it’s safe to do so.. when I was there it wasn’t yet completely safe to visit.. hopefully next time ❤️
Is that Rami?? The tour guide??
Yeah that's him
It wery sad what horror have happen there 😢
They have planing to use Sednaya as a museum to tell people who visit Syria what has happen there. If god will ❤
7:27 these cells are made for the new prisoners.. They stood in naked holding their ID until they were called to the welcoming (beating) party.
Sounds hideous
The person you are having in min 2:03 used to defend Assad and justify his crimes. Really wanted to watch your video but I couldn’t because of this shit.
And the young guide girl doesn't say nothing ...If as she would be afraid for punition.
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There were no beds for the prisoners. The beds were reserved for the criminals who committed these atrocities against the poor, innocent people held in such inhumane conditions. Now imagine-real criminals have constitutional rights, yet these innocent human beings were subjected to unimaginable torture. Just think of the immense injustice that the mere existence of such facilities has brought into the world.
I would like to thank you for this visit and report ,please after you saw this prison and heard painfully stories about Syrian died or missed in such prison or others ,I need from you to describe if Assad regime has any relation with humanity ? Moreover you as western journalist you should highlight in your country or others eastern countries how Syrians are very peaceful people they like to live in peace same other nations but that criminal regime has been stolen everything's from them for his own benefits only.thx
The people's revolution has triumphed over the dictator. The revolution has triumphed over the criminal. Rejoice, Syria. Rejoice, O Syrian people. There is no more Sednaya. There is no more Al-Khatib prison. Long live free Syria💚💚
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If you look closely, you’ll notice that the walls are all made of metal and connected to electricity. It’s said that at night, one of the supervisors had a knack for suddenly powering up the walls to electrocute the prisoners.
That's wrong they changed it to metal after the taking over by the prisoners that happened in the nineties so the prisoners wouldn't be able to break the walls up
That’s horrible
It is indeed
@ honestly Syria doesn’t deserve all that Syrian people are kind ,smart, lovely , I wanna thank you for your time to show the blind people what exactly happened there ( big love )
This tour guide is soething else! He used to go with other youtubers previously and would speak exactly as the Assad regime would want him to speak
There are crimes I hope films will be produced about:
1. There were many mass graves discovered after the liberation of Syria. Many of the victims’ families believed that their children were in prison, but they were missing. I believe they were all in these mass graves.
2. Cases of women being raped and tortured in Basha al-Assad prisons. Some of them conceived children in prison as a result of rape crimes.
3. Maher al-Assad, commander of the Republican Guard, is Bashar’s brother. He was one of the largest drug dealers in the world. Many drug factories were discovered that were exported to many countries.
4. Orphanages were a place for Bashar al-Assad’s gangs. They would kidnap children and put them in orphanages, and when they grew up, they would be thrown into the Syrian army to kill their people.
5. Many Syrian cities and neighborhoods are completely destroyed. The Russians commit major crimes by their planes, as well as explosive barrels from Bashar al-Assad’s army and tanks. Mount Qasioun was a place for manufacturing explosive barrels that were thrown at the civilian population in systematic mass killing.
Mosques and churches were not spared destruction from the senseless war pursued by Bashar al-Assad's army, Russian planes, extremist Iranian gangs, and Hezbollah.
6. Do not go to eastern Syria because SDF is also a gang and is committing crimes against Syrian Arabs and may cause a revolution at any time.
I think the /Germanic/Saxon word "slaughterhouse" is a more fitting name for this prison than the sophisticated-sounding French "abattoir".
Is there something to be said about the fact that the Colonial French Administration imposed the Alawite minority on Syria?
Yes
yup, they wanted this to happen. that's a pattern we noticed in every former French colony. they dont leave peacefully.
but you shouldn't blame everything on the Allawite, many people were benefitting from Assad. his wife who stole all our economy was Sunni.
@@moabd7575 Can we blame everything on the French?
@ nope, Assad, the soviets then russians, post revolution Iran, Israel, the US, and many other actors were benefitting from keeping syria like this (weak and poor and ruled by a dictator that doesnt represent the majority of the citizens).
but now everything changed with the fall of Assad. hopefully to the better for the syrians.
Welcome to Syria I hope you will see my beautiful city, Idlib. It is the great city that enabled its people to overthrow this dictatorial rule and restore freedom to great Syria❤
20:27 btw
The date of death is the line above it.
I love how so many people want to make videos on the suffering off the Syrian people now.
Where was the outcry before the fall of Assad.
Most these videos are just for UA-cam hits and revenue.
I saw you comment and have to say most people were afraid to go there before and I am sure still are I am sorry for everything that has happened here. The world does see this because of the internet 😮😢❤
The Engineer of this building who fled to Germany a decade ago was interviewed recently and stated there are no hidden chambers underneath
اتمنى ان يذوق عذاب لا مثيل له
Luv your vidios Carrie you should have worn a mask😮😢 Be safe❤
Have you seen the machine that they used to compress bodies?
I saw the machine people are speculating about.. but no evidence of anything there..
10:56 actually there wasn't a need for heater because all the cells were crowded we used to be in underwear during the winter because it was very hot from the breathing of the prisoners I were there for two months
I can’t imagine how awful it must have been 😢
The only prison I can think is worse than Sednaya is israeli prisons
سجن فظيع فقدت اخي وابي وجدي واخوالي في هذا السجن اللعين
Believe it or not, if you pray Fajr, you will probably be arrested and sent to this hell.
I can't continue watching this 🤢🤮😢
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Not pneumonia, but to the point of tuberculosis.
You also die from pneumonia which often follows on, the medicine was tuberculosis
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Without the sanctions imposed by Europe and America, the Assad regime would have remained strong and perhaps killed millions of people. Therefore, we thank everyone who helped the Syrian people obtain their freedom.
Carrie help me understand, Assad's regime collapsed on december 8th 2024, so how come that prison looks like is has been deserted for years and years, because it can't get to be so dilapidated in just two months
Because when the opposition came in they broke it apart and Turkish teams dug the ground up to look for underground cells
عدد المفقودين اكتر باضعاف وليش ما تصور ماكينات التعزيب يلي موجودة المكان يلي صورت في افضل مكان بل سجن انا بقترح يا تعطي فكرة صح يا لا تصور والدليل السياحي يلي معها يا مو فهمان شي يا عم يخبي اجرام النظام قال 4000 الف شخص انا من مينتي لحالها في فوق ال 4000 الف شخص
He said 4000 just in the last week.. not in total
Do you know the scenes of Jigsaw when a pig kidnapps someone and he find himself locked or trapped?that's how you can picture yourself going to saydnaya...you simply watch yourself there💔💔💔
The present is much worse :( I don't think they showed you everything.
Je vis maintenant en France. Ils ont tué mon fils unique devant la caméra de télévision alors qu'il aidait les gens piégés par les bombardements.
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so this is one of the reasons why we hate a*ad
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This is how we lived throught out the years and that is the punishment for saying what you think thank you for showing the world the truth of what we've been throught❤❤
It’s awful when dictators try to control their people .. it shows what weak leadership is when they have to resort to this kind of violence
@carriepatsalis thats true but all we can do now is starting the reconstruction programme and pray for those who lost thier lifes while defending their people
welcome to sednaya🎉
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*"Hello everyone, how are you? There are houses that have been destroyed and need renovation. Who can donate some money for the renovation
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There is a chamber called the human piston. Did you see that?
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The number is much more than this over than 500k are disappeared most of them were in saidnaya why your guide is trying to minimise the number ?!!!!
He was talking about one week
Hi how are you very nice
You went to Saydnaya. You should have visited Saydnaya. It is very old and wonderful