Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Macello in Siria

Assad sta usando Hezbollah per sparare sulla gente.
Sembra che i morti siano giï¿œ piï¿œ di 100
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4047276,00.html
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 Sembra che i morti siano gi� pi� di 100
dio che bastardo quanto sepro gli facciano la pelle...

 dio che bastardo quanto sepro gli facciano la pelle...
Lo dice la Botteri, siamo alle solite puri forse si dice, come le
fosse comuni di Bengasi, i bombardamenti aerei sui civili inermi.
Altro idiota ebraico.
Chi mettete a governare in Siria un fratello di Sarkazzo?

 dio che bastardo quanto sepro gli facciano la pelle...
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/c4fc0330-560f-11e0-8de9-00144feab49a.html#ixzz1HXzs9Wjl
Thousands of people marched on Thursday in Deraa, southern Syria, where 
at least 44 people are thought to have been killed in a week of protests.
Angry crowds turned out for the latest funerals amid a huge security 
presence.
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Mar-23..Witnesses heard chants of “The blood of our martyrs is not spilt 
in waste!” and “God, Syria, freedom!”
Most of the deaths appear to have been on Wednesday. Witnesses said 
protesters were gunned down in the streets, and that the Omari mosque 
was stormed in the early morning.
However, Buthaina Shaaban, a political and media adviser to Bashar 
al-Assad, told reporters that the president had not ordered the security 
forces to fire on protesters.
Ms Shaaban has also said that a committee will be formed to consider 
raising living standards and scrapping the emergency law.
Hospital officials in Deraa, reported receiving 37 bodies, according to 
Reuters news agency. Several funerals had already been held after 
security forces cracked down on protests inspired by the uprisings 
sweeping the Arab world.
Human rights groups have suggested that the death count could be as high 
as 100, although this has been impossible to verify.
Nadim Houry, a Human Rights Watch researcher, said security forces had 
shown a “criminal disregard for the lives of their fellow citizens”.
Activists in Syria said the Ba’athist regime, which has held power since 
1963, appeared determined to crush the protests – as it had done with 
previous demonstrations. An uprising by the Muslim Brotherhood in the 
northern city of Hama in 1982 was brutally suppressed by Hafez al-Assad, 
the late president, resulting in tens of thousands of deaths. Under his 
son, the current president, a crackdown on a 2004 Kurdish uprising in 
Qamishli, in the north-east, left dozens dead.
Arrests have been stepped up in recent days. Reuters reported that Mazen 
Darwish, a leading rights activist, had been held. But the government is 
also trying to appear conciliatory.
Ms Shaaban said the demands of Deraa’s people were “justified” and under 
consideration. “The coming period will witness important decisions on 
all levels,” she said, without elaborating.
Protesters’ demands have so far focused on greater freedoms and an end 
to corruption, as well as the removal of local administrative figures.
The Syrian state news service SANA confirmed on Thursday that the 
governor of Deraa, Faisal Kolthoum, has been removed from his post by 
presidential decree.
Observers said a combination of ruthless repression and apparent 
attempts at dialogue reflected rifts at the highest levels of the 
government.
“It’s very clear now there is a struggle under way inside the regime,” 
said Ayman Abdul Nour, a dissident former Ba’ath party member living in 
Dubai, who knew President Assad before his exile.
“The first faction wants direct action, as we have seen, and the second 
wants to support reasonable demands.”
Mr Abdul Nour said the president, who he knew before his exile, would 
not be taking sides.
A businessman in Damascus with close links to the regime said the 
authorities were extremely nervous about developments in Deraa.
Protesters have called for big demonstrations on Friday.
It was unclear whether the demonstrations would spread beyond Deraa and 
its surrounding region. So far, only small protests have been reported 
in Damascus and other big cities.
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Namib
"I should never have switched from Scotch to Martinis"
(ultime parole di Humphrey Bogart)

 Chi mettete a governare in Siria un fratello di Sarkazzo?
Ma senti questo. Quando si svegliano, questi arabi, bisogna dirgli che 
facciano il culo anche voi stalinisti, che li avete voluti schiavi e 
bombardati dalla propaganda quanto gli altri.
E' ora che facciano un po' il culo a tutti, gli arabi...stai attento, che 
rischia di cambiare il capro espiatorio.
Vi č andata bene che fosse Israele per decenni.
Mo' se cambia il vento e capiscono che li hanno presi per il culo i loro 
satrapi, voglio vedere... 

 satrapi, voglio vedere...
Hai trovato lo stalinista, ma mettetevi d'accordo che fino a ieri mi
davate del nazista.
Guarda che i giornalisti embedded della BBC sono targati Botteri.
Poi con tutte le troiate che si son sentite dai media occidentali in
questi ultimi venti anni, nessuno piu' li caga.
Tranne te ovviamente.
Da Timisoara alla fossa comune di Bengasi, proprio dei falsi
costruiti.
Spiega al pubblico con quale logica Assad da ordine di sparare alla
folla, oggi, coi jet che cercano Gheddafi.
E' stanco di vivere?

 facciano il culo anche voi stalinisti
Diego stalinista?
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 Assad sta usando Hezbollah per sparare sulla gente.
il figlio del boia di Homa ha bisogno di hezbollah?

 davate del nazista.
facciamo nazista di sinistra, cosě ci capiamo

 fosse comuni di Bengasi, i bombardamenti aerei sui civili inermi.
non avevo dubbi che avresti difeso anche il regime siriano... 

ha bisogno di hezbollah?
Così pare
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recoil is insignificant when there is a tiger on the head of your elephant