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Added: Sep-15-2012 Occurred On: Sep-15-2012
By: chamber
In: Other Middle East
Tags: syria, army, rebel, attack, kid
Location: Syria (load item map)
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  • them fuckers need to line up and take a bath!!!

    Posted Sep-15-2012 By 
    razersharp09 (123.44)  

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    • @razersharp09
      Yeah, they do but why don't you instruct them how to bathe when someones water supply has been destroyed?. It's not like they can just walk to a store and buy water like us?

      Posted Sep-16-2012 By 
      MartiansArePunk (326.90)  

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    • @MartiansArePunk i have martian! I have been in that country! they are not as bad off as you think!!!

      Posted Sep-16-2012 By 
      razersharp09 (123.44)  

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    • @razersharp09
      I know they aren't living like cavemen(just acting like em). I didn't mean they don't have the ability to bathe or buy water. I meant that their water has been shut off at the mains in Aleppo and vendors aren't gonna open their shops to sell shit with bullets whizzing past.

      Posted Sep-16-2012 By 
      MartiansArePunk (326.90)  

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  • Good to see Bashar has managed to kill most of the Wahhabi snipers who normally be shooting on this demonstration.

    Bashar has made it possible for the very small group of misguided protesters to do so peacefully.

    Posted Sep-15-2012 By 
    DEADBEEF (4171.46)  

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    • @DEADBEEF
      I do find this odd. Aleppo slipped out of FSA hands and is not held by the FSA. So I have to wonder why these people suddenly feel safe to demonstrate in Aleppo where fighting still rages in the outskirts.

      Posted Sep-16-2012 By 
      MartiansArePunk (326.90)  

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    • @MartiansArePunk

      Despite my trolling comment you have a good response.

      What we usually see on the uploaded clips does not match the ground truth.

      Life in Syria is a lot more stable than what the FSA and MSM would have us believe.

      Demonstrations are common and non-violent.

      Posted Sep-16-2012 By 
      DEADBEEF (4171.46)  

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    • @DEADBEEF
      One thing I'd like to know, from the 20/20 interview w/ Assad after tensions between the gov. & protests. He said that demonstrators would need to file for permits in order to amass in large groups or else they'd be broken up. Given the large scale demonstrations that are happening in the various towns and provinces. I'm wondering if they're still having to file for permits beforehand or if that went out the window once the FSA took shape?

      Posted Sep-16-2012 By 
      MartiansArePunk (326.90)  

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  • These days are hard on the children of the world. I cant even imagine what its like to grow up. The world has changed into hell on earth in the middle east. In the USA we already experienced the revolution and blood shed hundreds of years ago. I imagine things were much the same. If I was in charge I would completely withdraw any military presence around the world. We have technology that allows the world to communicate from within our own country,s. After all isn't it what we seem to have a pro More..

    Posted Sep-16-2012 By 
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  • the boy injured before,god bless them!

    Posted Sep-16-2012 By 
    huandy618 (42.20)  

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