From Al Jazeera’s (English) live Blog on Syria:People continue to take to the streets across Syria, where the uprising has escalated into what some are calling a buregoning civil war. The United Nations says more than 7,500 people have been killed since protests began in March last year.

From Al Jazeera’s (English) live Blog on Syria:

People continue to take to the streets across Syria, where the uprising has escalated into what some are calling a buregoning civil war. The United Nations says more than 7,500 people have been killed since protests began in March last year.

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Mar 12 2012 15,232 notes

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leaveobashar:

Hama Protest Graffiti - A Message to the World

Mar 6 2012 4 notes

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leaveobashar:

Another amazing banner from Kafarnabel, Idleb on Feb 17, 2012

Thanks: TheAtlantic

Mar 1 2012 6 notes

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theeconomist:

Tomorrow’s cover today: getting rid of Bashar Assad requires a united opposition, the creation of a safe haven and Western resolve.

Feb 10 2012 77 notes

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“It is the very success of capitalism (greater efficiencies, raised productivity etc) which produces unemployment, rendering more and more workers useless: what should be a blessing – less hard labour needed – becomes a curse.”

— Slavoj Žižek · The Revolt of the Salaried Bourgeoisie

Jan 16 2012 49 notes

More, however, were related to the content of the speech, to his detachment from reality, to his sophistry and lecturing style, to his bizarre concepts of governance, constitutional reforms and to the mere fact that he said nothing new in the speech, which caused some to say “the man has swallowed his previous speeches and threw them all up together”, or so we thought. (via Olives, Ironies, and civil war « Walls حيطان)

Jan 16 2012 7 notes

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Kafarnabel (Idleb) continues to produce the most creative banners of the Syrian Revolution

Jan 16 2012 20 notes

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Ruby Molotov

“It is the very success of capitalism (greater efficiencies, raised productivity etc) which produces unemployment, rendering more and more workers useless: what should be a blessing – less hard labour needed – becomes a curse.”