Donnerstag, 26. Mai 2011

Allahu Akbar - The Silent Majority's "The People Wants To Topple The Regime"

People all over Syria are chanting "Allahu Akbar" from their homes right now, you can hear it on the streets, and in many places they're protesting too, giving security forces a really hard time on the very night they need be resting before suppressing the big protests.

Since the beginning of the revolution the protesters have been completely nonviolent, and the revolution has nothing to do with religion as the protesters are literally from every single little background... but the killing/arrests/torture has reached an unthinkable point of monstrous inhumanity and tomorrow is Friday...
 
Now, all the huge massive protests happen on Fridays because it's the weekend day where people can safely gather in mosques for the noon prayers (in this case people from all religions/non-religions) because it's the only place where they're relatively safe from the regime thugs, and then the protests emerge right out of the mosque doors at the end of prayers, and that is when the massacre begins against them.

So tonight apparently the silent majority has decided to break its silence and do something to encourage the protesters and wear out the security forces & thugs before the big day. Allahu Akbar is muslim-speak, so they can't be arrested for chanting it, but in arabic in general it's an expression used to renounce injustice, and has in this context nothing to do with religion. Worth mentioning is also that the very same phenomena happened in the Arab world during revolutions against colonial occupation, namely in Algeria, one could hear "Allahu Akbar" coming from every home in the capital at dawn, when the executions are carried out, so that the prisoners on their way to the gallows could literally hear the whole city chanting for them.

Allahu Akbar over injustice!

Donnerstag, 28. April 2011

The Night Before Rage Friday

An unarmed people under siege facing horror forces

A protester in the besieged city of Deraa, carrying a baby with "Hungry" written on his forehead.


4 days and counting and the Syrian city of Deraa is still under a ruthless siege by the Syrian army & security forces. Contact with the city is mostly impossible without the help of the few in the city who have cellphones on Jordanian networks or a satellite Thuraya connection. Water and medicine supplies as well as electricity are cut from the city and news have reported the security forces having threatened shop owners all over the city not to sell anything to the people. Many eye witnesses have managed to reach media reporters and human rights activists only to report the very same situation: dozens of dead bodies on the streets and a ruthless siege on the city. Yet the Syrian media is still lying shamelessly, blaming the killings as well as electricity and supplies cuts on what seems to sounds more like aliens than anything else. While the leaders of China and Russia veto against the UN taking any actions to stop the massacre in Syria, this very veto remains a testimony for the Syrian regime's evil, given the dark history of the 2 veto-abusive states.


 Video: Unarmed civilians in Deraa protesting in front of armed forces, calling for "Chivalry, chivalry, army!" and then chanting "The army is on our side!" in attempts to reach the human side of the soldiers. The soldiers still shoot at the protesters.

As with each Friday since the beginning of the Syrian uprising, tomorrow is the big day for the people to have their say. On each Friday in the past month, thousands of people, from all religious and social backgrounds as well as ages and genders, have taken to the streets in peaceful, nonviolent protests against the dictatorship. Tomorrow is the planned "Rage Friday". This week, however, he Syrian regime has taken its measures of armed violence an inhumanity against the unarmed civilians of its own people to a whole new level of insanity, just to keep the people silent in their homes tomorrow. Every Friday this past month, dozens of unarmed protesters were silenced forever with the regime's live ammunition, but what this regime has yet to learn is that each protester murdered has their own voice after their death, calling thousands more protesters to revolt the next Friday.


 
Video: Night sit-in in support for Deraa, in Syrian town of Inkhal, which has witnessed massacres by the security forces against its peaceful protesters in the past month.


4 days of siege on Deraa & many other towns fully occupied by the regime's armed forces, over 650 killed all over the country, several thousands injured and many thousands detained while any army officials or troops refusing orders to open fire on the unarmed civilians face the instant penalty of death themselves and tens of thousands still protest daily, day and night countrywide... Let's see how much these attempts at silencing Rage Friday tomorrow will succeed.


Video: A protest in support of the people of Deraa in Syrian town of Amouda. A banner at the front of the march is saying "Steadfast for Deraa".

Mittwoch, 27. April 2011

Syrianon Calling All Anonymous


Syrian Regime is Facing The People's Peaceful Unarmed Revolution with Tanks & Live Bullets

The Syrian dictatorship has crossed a new red line this week by mobilizing its army to attack its own unarmed people* in city of Deraa, the city where the very first protests happened**, and now in other towns and cities of Syria. Tanks have been bombarding civilian homes, and troops have been shooting at anyone on the streets with live ammunition. The soldiers refusing orders to open fire at the protesters are getting shot in the brains by security forces, and the regime keeps telling tragically hilarious lies, accusing the people of treason and crimes which its own thugs "El Shabbeeha" have committed.




This guy, the very first person ever seen to give an anti-dictatorship statement on video showing his face, faces  all kinds of dangers the minute they find him... his bravery can't go in vain... help us spread the word about the dictatorship's massacre in Syria, Anon!!!11


For updates in English on the peaceful nonviolent uprising against the murdering dictatorship in Syria, please check the following links:

http://community.icontact.com/p/syria/newsletters/round-ups
http://www.damascusbureau.org/
http://www.facebook.com/syrianuprising
http://www.facebook.com/SyrianDayOfRage
#SYRIA 

*This isn't the first time the Syrian regime has bombarded a city of its own people, for in 1982, the Syrian air forces bombarded city of Hama to the ground, in answer to the very first signs of a strong opposition movement, killing tens of thousands & arresting thousands with no trial, among whom many went missing forever, and many spent over 3 decades of their lives in the Syrian prisons, infamous for the inhumanity of their condition. The arrests were however completely random, and were not even based on alliance with the opposition... Many people were even arrested as members of the Muslim Brotherhood, while actually being christians or leftists or belonging to any other social background which contradicts greatly with what the Muslim Brotherhood is. Syria still uses severe torture in its prisons, and conscience prisoners still die under torture in Syrian prisons everyday.

**The very first spark of the the Syrian uprising happened when a few school kids from city of Deraa, wrote the slogan of the Tunisian & Egyptian revolutions' on a wall "The people wants to topple the regime". The kids were arrested and put into prison for weeks where they were tortured ruthlessly, which led the people to the streets. The protests were since the very start faced with grave violence by the security forces, opening fire at the unarmed peaceful protesters.



The protests have been stubbornly peaceful in all the Syrian cities, with protester checkpoints to make sure that nobody joining the protests is carrying any weapons. The protesters have been facing the live ammunition of security forces and army with nothing but their bare chests, chanting their now famous slogan "Selmiyeh, Selmiyeh (Peaceful, peaceful)" and often carrying roses & banners saying "We will remain peaceful even if you murder us with your bullets" and many variations of it.