Syrians are organising campaigns on Facebook and Twitter which call
for a “day of rage” in the capital Damascus this week, taking
inspiration from Egypt and Tunisia in using social networking sites to
rally their followers for sweeping political reforms.
Like Egypt and Tunisia, Syria suffers from corruption, poverty and
unemployment, and all three nations have seen subsidy cuts on staples
such as bread and oil.
Syria’s authoritarian president has resisted calls for political
freedoms and jailed critics of his regime.
The main Syrian protest page on Facebook is urging people to protest in Damascus and other cities on March 25 in “a day of rage”, with the goal to “end the state of emergency in Syria and end corruption”.
The number of people who have joined Facebook and Twitter pages calling for protests on Friday and Saturday is still relatively small, and some are believed to live outside the country
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Humphrey King 26 months ago | reply
nice work
Omri Suissa 26 months ago | reply
Nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnice!!!
Audrey Headley 26 months ago | reply
wonderful work!
cocoesperanza 26 months ago | reply
Terrific work - reminiscent for me of the people of Latin America also....
I have been following all your posts -and agree with your words ----just taking it all in at the moment ...... the various layers which make the same old sandwich - but hoping it can help the real people...our humanity on a good day....
I'll be back as they say... : )) - respects for the output. !!
yamaha_gangsta 26 months ago | reply
Can you release this image under Attribution Creative Commons?
freestylee 26 months ago | reply
It's all good yamaha, lets rev up the revolution!
Respect to all you Massive, give thanks for stopping by. let's keep those on the front line of the revolution in our thoughts and hearts.
Arabi 26 months ago | reply
freestylee, what software did you use to create this image?
freestylee 26 months ago | reply
Adobe illustrator.
Claudinho Arts 26 months ago | reply
You're very good bro. Do you have facebook? Hugs.
Sonia Oddi 22 months ago | reply
Great work!
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thewritingreader 21 months ago | reply
Thank you for sharing this under Creative Commons. I have used it in my blog here www.thewritingreader.com/blog/2011/09/12/prompt-92-societ... with credit and links back.
sgaawc 20 months ago | reply
awesome work!
funkeecong 18 months ago | reply
Just too bad this is an Islamist uprising against a Socialist government. This poster is very mislading.
enricoerriko 15 months ago | reply
grande grafica e comunicazione militante!!!
kentclark333 12 months ago | reply
The CIA's Free Syria Army did the Houla Massacre.
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