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“Down with the regime, Down with the opposition

Down with the Arab nation, Down with the Islamic nation

Down with the UN

Down with the world

Down with everything”

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Syrians will save Syria.

leaveobashar:

Thanks @Liiz12_

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“Houla don’t forgive us..

If we let the monsters stay our rulers”

the-syrian-blogger:

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 Camera of Activists against weapons of Assad’s regime !

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Kamera von Aktivisten gegen Waffen des Assad-Regimes !

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 We wanted it a peaceful revolution. but after all these massacres against us:

Peaceful, my ass.

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Fuck peaceful revolution.

Time for arms.

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 ”What did the Arab citizen do to his rulers to be treated by them this way?

He gave them his children, for their wars.

His elders, to pray for their glory.

His women, for cheering.

His clothes, for their banners and flags.

His food, for their feasts and conferences.

His balconies, as podiums for their speeches.

And asked, in return, for one kind of freedom: the kind that matches what the civilized world knows.

They gave him 20 scoops of ‘freedom’, without a match, civilized, or barbaric”

-Mohammad Maghoott (1934-2006)

ysalameh:

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  Solidarity with Syria, Flashmob in Leeds, England

lifeisliterallylimited:

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 Silence is Betrayal flash mob for Syria.

1. Just some of the signs that we had up
2. A mother grieving for her 13 year old son, Hamza Khateeb, who was kidnapped, brutally tortured and killed by the Assad regime.
3. The Silence is Betrayal banner which we stood still and pointed towards at the end of the flash mob.
4. A mother protecting her children.
5. Carrying away a wounded child as Assad’s soldier points a gun at them.

michelerandell:

raghdan:

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  موعدنا دمشق

Powerful images that speak volumes about unnecessary suffering and tyranny..

sosety:

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  مين قال انه الاعلام السوري كاذب؟

مين قال انه ملفق ويصطنع المشاهد؟

ههههههه

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Dunya TV, owned by Bashar ASSad’s family, airs fabricated terrorists confessions, arrives at the scene of terrorist explusions before they occur, and, here you have it: meets ordinary civilians praising Assad from the heart and in their own words.

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I don’t know whether to laugh or cry.

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Pray for Syria!