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Syrians are on the Move (251)
The World is Rising. Many countries, like France, and organizations, like Amnesty, Human Rights Watch, Reporters without Borders and International Crisis Group, have risen in support of the Syrian people in their struggle for freedom and human rights. Thank you.
Homs. A Video (Not for the faint) taken on April 20 of Abdul Salam Bargash, 13-years old, shot through the shoulder with the bullet exiting the other side through his back.
Barak of Israel. The Minister of defense said that Assad is near the end of his term in Syria.
How Brave is Assad? Watch this Video of his armed thugs declaring victory over unarmed civilians.
Reporters without Borders. A Video of an organized rally in front of the Syrian Embassy where loads of blue ink was used to deface the Embassy walls. The slogan was: Ink flows, not blood. Good video to watch.
Intelligence Warning. An intelligence officer has warned the Syrian opposition on Facebook that the Assad regime intends to blow-up some buildings and sensitive centers in Aleppo and blame some armed Syrians for the violence in order to get public onion behind its operations.
The Muslim Brotherhood. In one of their PalTalk rooms, some of their members were caught directing venomous sectarian slurs at the regime. Assad intelligence recorded it and is spreading it across Syria to get support.
No Dollars. Syria is suffering from severe shortages of circulating foreign currencies like the dollar. The regime won’t release from its foreign reserve deposits for fear it will immediately take flight and will destabilize the Syrian Lira. As of Dec 31, 2009, Syria held about $5 billion in Forex and gold reserves.
Football. Syrian army plays a game against Faisali Jordanian club in the Abbasseen stadium in damascus. Plans are underway to demonstrate after the game.
The Dirty Game the Assads Play. Articles are being spread on the Internet to the fact that the Iranians are supporting Maher al-Assad for regime change against his brother. Why? That way the west keeps supporting Baschar al-Assad. The people support neither of you.
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