Showing posts with label Arab revolution. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Arab revolution. Show all posts
Thursday, April 12, 2012
Saturday, April 07, 2012
Friday, April 06, 2012
Friends or Foes: Christoph Hoerstel on situation in Syria
On the Other Side: views to consider (true journalism) How does one weigh the reality of what we hear today from the media?
Turkey Syria Protest 1/4/2012
There are many Syrian refugees in Turkey, this is a protest pro-Assad and against Assad in nearby Turkey.
Syrian Army Mocking Dead Civilians
This reminds me of a video that was released regarding some U.S. soldiers. This must happen in every war where there are brutal killings. Maybe this is a way of handling the mental crisis when it comes to killing people?
Thursday, November 17, 2011
Syria's 'bloodiest day' leaves scores dead
Syria's violence has increased, and has not stopped. Russia is providing the Syrian government (Assad) weapons. It is those that sell the weapons for violating human rights, are also the countries that support the violence, deaths, in spite of the international laws. These weapons are used for war crimes, and a large profit is made for the countries that supply the weapons. I call this blood money.
مسائية قرية الجرذي. 16/11/2011
Don't forget Syria. Does this look familiar? It is the same as occupy, at least in this video, but in a different language. They have not given up. The Syrian revolt has been ongoing for 8 months and the pressure is now on Assad, from the Arab League.
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Uprising in Egypt Continues, while the media says nothing
With three killed and more than 1,000 injured in street clashes with police near the Israeli Embassy in Cairo, the Egyptian government has promised to keep embassies in the country safe. But journalist Mohamed Abdelfattah believes it will be hard.
"I hope they can deliver on their pledge. But we have to understand why hundreds of thousands of angry Egyptians gathered last night outside the embassy. There is a lot of anger at what Israel did recently. They basically crossed the border from Israel into Egypt, killed a number of Egyptian soldiers, promised an investigation and nothing has yet been delivered," he explained.
Demonstrators in front of the Israeli Embassy were demanding that the Egyptian government expel the Israeli ambassador from Egypt. This is not the first time Israeli troops have killed people or soldiers in the border area.
"The Egyptian government has not responded to the will of demonstrators. They have not been serious enough to respond," added Abdelfattah.
The US defense secretary Leon Panetta called the leader of the interim military government in Cairo as soon as the unrest broke out and told him to step up the protection of the Israeli Embassy. According to Abdelfattah, the US reaction to what happened in front of the Israeli Embassy was much quicker than the reaction to what happened to their embassy in Syria.
"I would just like to see the US being a fair player in the region, not just supporting Israel at the expense of other parties," he maintained.
As Abdelfattah told RT, the Military Council which is in power in Egypt today has been promising to hold parliamentary elections in late November, but it is the Egyptian people that have to take everything into their own hands.
"After that they promised to hold presidential elections and finish the transfer of power. But these promises have been very vague. There is no tight schedule for any of them and there has been much doubt they are actually going to do that at all. The only guarantee for us to make sure the promises are delivered is to stay in the streets. As long as there are people in the streets pressing the Military Council to leave power, we will succeed," he concluded.
Thursday, September 08, 2011
Global Protests & Uprisings Maps Time-Lapse
A great view of the increase in global concern over governments, economy and our leaders.
The Movement: Occupy Wall St.
Resources:
Occupy Together
Twitter: @occupywallst
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Making Sense of the Bank of America Mortgage Fraud
Making Sense of the Failing Economy and U.S. Downgrade
Debt Plan Fact Sheet
Our Tax Dollars at Work
Satellite View of Foreclosures
American Struggling Middle Class (Video)
Global Confidence in Economy Collapses
Crime Against Humanity
Examples of US Financial Corruption
Presidential Candidates Response to Occupy Wall Street
One Example of Wall Street Corruption
Occupy Wall Street - Proposed/Unproposed List of Demands
What is Wall Street?
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
مقطع خطير الأمن السوري يطلق الرصاص على آلاف المتظاهرين في إدلب 7 8 2011
Dangerous section of the Syrian security forces firing on demonstrators in the thousands of Idleb
Rage Rising: 'Egypt wants revolution, Mubarak exit just the start'
As our eyes were on the debt crisis, there were more demonstrations in Egypt.
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