Video Link>>>>>>> Syria's protest movement has promised a day of demonstrations on what is being called 'Great Friday'.
It comes in spite of the lifting of draconian emergency laws which should have heralded a new era in human rights.
Syrian President Bashar al Assad has issued decrees ending nearly five decades of emergency law and abolishing state security courts.
State TV said citizens would be allowed to protest peacefully – but the pledges looked hollow after new pictures emerged on the internet of a brutal crackdown in the city of Homs.
It is believed they were filmed in the early hours of Tuesday morning after demonstrators tried to stage an Egyptian-style sit-in of the main square.
The security forces fired on protesters with live rounds.
Emergency law was imposed in Syria when the ruling Baath Party seized power in 1963.
It restricts many civil liberties, including public gatherings and freedom of movement, and allows the "arrest of anyone suspected of posing a threat to security". Read More
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Pro Assad supporters, there are Millions of you in Syria last week you came out in force and the protest was one of success, howver, it is essnetial that mass pro supporters of H ASSAD join and rally in peace with respect and integrity,there will be a 5 million man march in syria in the comming weeks to support the work of ASSAD over the past 10 yeras, a peaceful protest with prayers and thanks
to B, ASSAD
hurt you they can't
try to, we dare them
love you, we do
be you , they wish
envy you, they should
defend you, we will
protect you, any time
pro assad supporters in syria mass peace gatherings in Dam, Hom, LAt, etc
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