As
Assad celebrated his 46th birthday, more killings and atrocities
were being perpetrated by his name in Syria’s cities. At 34, Assad stepped into
the limelight as a reformer, at 46, he is about to step out as a mass murder.
Sunday September 11,
2011
10 people were killed in
the continuing security crackdown throughout Syria, including 3 in Homs City, 2
in the Damascene suburbs, 2 in Saraqib in Idlib Province (women) and 3 in Albou
Kamal, Deraa/Hauran and Hama.
Bashar Al-Assad
celebrated his 46th birthday with more bloodshed and terror.
Three Alawite religious leaders
in Homs issued a statement distancing themselves and their community from the “savage
practices perpetrated by the Syrian regime against unarmed protesters demanding
their freedom and their rights.” The three clergymen, Muheeb Nisafi, Moussa
Mansour, Yassin Hussain, also denied reports of killing and kidnapping of local
Alawites and assured the members of their community that local Sunni leaders will
continue to stand against any such developments. After 6 months of revolution,
they concluded, it’s clear that this revolution is destined to succeed and that
the best way for self-preservation is to join the ranks of the peaceful protesters.
Links
The paper said Harmoush,
who appeared on al-Jazeera TV channel several times and announced the formation
of the "free officers brigade" allegedly to liberate Syria, has been
arrested, adding that Harmoush is responsible for booby-trapped Jisr
al-Shughour area in northern Syria in addition to many other operations that
targeted the Syrian army and security agents. Quoting unidentified sources at
the Idlib province in northern Syria, al-Watan said Harmoush was traveling for
some times between Syria and Turkey.
One Last Birthday?
Protesters
celebrated the 46th birthday of their fascist-in-chief by cursing
his soul and those of his family members alive and dead, and demanding
international protection.
But
another common chant that became popular among protesters these days: “God, we
only have you on our side.” Protesters are calling for international
protection, but they don’t expect anyone to listen, except God. But when people
pin their hopes solely on God, it’s usually the extremists that listen. But for
now, it’s the defectors who are listening http://youtu.be/BMtDU5kWsJs.
Let’s just hope that the international community steps in before the Jihadists
follow suit.
The Binnish Roadmap
While
mocking Bashar’s birthday, the people of the town of Binnish in Idlib
Province took the time to advertise their own roadmap for change in Syria, a
plan consisting of 7 points http://youtu.be/R3vqoNBJuL4:
1)
troops return to barracks, 2) security apparatuses dissolved, 3) Bashar and his
henchmen surrender themselves to be judged, 4) power passed to High Council for
the Revolution, 5) implementing drastic changes to the Constitution, 6) holding
free and fair parliamentary elections, and 7) an international delegation
should monitor the implementation of the above items.
The
only real difference that I can detect between this plan and the one proposed
by the Arab League revolves around the fate of Bashar al-Assad and his henchmen,
as we can see. The protesters understand the real nature of this regime and
they know where its power resides: they know that unless certain people are
immediately removed from power, including Bashar and other members of the Assad
family as well as their main henchmen in the army and security apparatuses, no
real change can be implemented. They will not be fooled. They will not accept
an Arab League Plan that calls on the very people who represent the essence of
the crisis in Syria to supervise reforms meant to drive them out of power, and
prefer to pin their hopes on their ability to:
1)
convince the Syrian opposition to put their difference aside and form a
transitional council that can represent the interests of the revolutionaries,
and 2) convince the international community to live up to its moral and legal
obligations and help them chart a path out of this impasse.
So
far both sides are failing the revolutionaries.
More abuse by Army troops
Homs
– Baba Amr:
a man run over by a tank http://youtu.be/thJ4x5p52ko A man run over by an
armored vehicle http://youtu.be/HjwPJRRAF9A
Army troops torture a detainee by beating him with a stick on the soles
of his feet http://youtu.be/dE7B9hbyDh4
Leaked video of army troops celebrating in their own way after the storming of Tal
Kalakh on the Lebanese borders weeks ago http://youtu.be/I2_cP-qwPCU A newly
uploaded video shows security forces storming Homs University Campus http://youtu.be/kmrz5xGC9Dw A protester beaten
to death by security forces in Bayadeh Neighborhood in Homs http://youtu.be/GQSK5s-Vvcw
This
clips shows how mobile service providers in Syria disable sending any message
containing the word “Prayer” http://youtu.be/V8MEsQYCu80
HOMS
Homs City / Daytime
Security forces dig up the graves of martyrs
buried in Nakhleh Mosque in Safsafeh Neighborhood http://youtu.be/zEPCoz9rGZE Army troops
and tanks roams the city http://youtu.be/pQkqRUERWU0
Martyrs Satatm Mheini http://youtu.be/EFsG9o5cOtw Sattam and Muhammad
Youssef http://youtu.be/fBMFPgnBEAs Muhammad
Youssef’s body showing signs of torture http://youtu.be/SSNcy41Wcs4 The funeral http://youtu.be/gWKAioGlJMY Pubic prayers
for the two martyrs before their burial http://youtu.be/q3si4jV3Guw
Sultan Matini http://youtu.be/lihpmxqJTzA
Bassel Khaznadar (killed on August 26, but body only delivered today) http://youtu.be/3UqUraj40xI Nasser
Al-Saleh http://youtu.be/YEOf-L0OA4k
Tarek Al-Turkmani http://youtu.be/3tgZHTzNHYc
Shop-owners in Suq Al-Ajeej observes a
strike http://youtu.be/vc_dzzyhXpc Protest
in Dablan against Arab league Plan http://youtu.be/Vug5h0jgeOo
Homs City / Nighttime
Thousands come out at night in Khaldiyeh http://youtu.be/jU4sdl9NZE8 , http://youtu.be/mSxhU6ZqeiA Wa’er
http://youtu.be/lCFaB7Rw3gg Baba
Amr http://youtu.be/aEEB6dC84PE ,
http://youtu.be/wwy6-NvADd0 Qoussour
http://youtu.be/0osWYYzEUq0 Bayadeh
http://youtu.be/0J3eEWd-vU4 Insha’aat
http://youtu.be/8DP4i1dywBY Jouret
El-Shayah http://youtu.be/ea6XGYHcUhM
Al-Qarabees http://youtu.be/d3RYO8lbTRw
Only this video came out of the town of Talbisseh
in the last 48m hours, on account of ongoing random shelling http://youtu.be/96Cvv4PyMpQ (37 minutes of continuous shelling can be
heard).
People celebrate in Tadmor/Palmyra http://youtu.be/Mvx5sXz3T74 , http://youtu.be/MwNFzaoQepc Deir
Baalbah http://youtu.be/sFuWgQmf-HY
In Houleh, protesters advise Egyptians to throw away the Syrian
Ambassador before the Israeli one http://youtu.be/a6dcDer_IG8
IDLIB
Daytime
Jarjanaz http://youtu.be/28i3JNkK7k0
Kafroumah A funeral http://youtu.be/rr_2P1j8ZD0
Women take part in the procession http://youtu.be/GHMRD65Qh5o
the martyr http://youtu.be/m57IPt41v3U
Another martyr, the cameraman is decrying the insistence by opposition figures
on peaceful protests, pointing to the army’s role in the crackdown http://youtu.be/j6PgzXY9BgU A new body
of a local uncovered in Balshoun in Jabal Al-Zawiyeh http://youtu.be/t5plRmL6loE
A Chopper over the city of Saraqib http://youtu.be/AKPAS0E4sbU Thousands
take to the streets in Binnish http://youtu.be/JnByc4RzWvo
Nighttime
Ma’rr Shmareen http://youtu.be/uQoe6PTfT6A
Saraqib http://youtu.be/AxcEq_e1ErA
Jabal Al-Zawiyeh http://youtu.be/T41ghu-HU-4
Idlib City http://youtu.be/y6MT0zTlhy0
, http://youtu.be/0zF8qKKi0Mo
Sarmeen http://youtu.be/iqUzsSLk6Ns
Hzano http://youtu.be/wcd8AKYAUAs
Kafar Nabbel http://youtu.be/R8T7Iv9tF58
DAMASCUS
Daytime
Ruknaddine a funeral for activist Ahmad Baghdadi http://youtu.be/DYLpvIlmXJE that naturally
turns into a protest http://youtu.be/vyvhkT2pO6U
Moadamiyeh locals want release of their detainees http://youtu.be/rBp6GRletVg
Daraya Choppers overfly the skies of the suburb http://youtu.be/2y9_FwQkpLg Daraya
the body of 17-year old Ahmad Ayrout killed during a funeral for
activist Ghiath Matar http://youtu.be/7v1M8ol6OkA
Ahmad gets his own funeral today http://youtu.be/Q1_BSfqrzAs
, http://youtu.be/mAIt9Gytmh4 A silent
all women demonstration in Daraya demands release of all detainees http://youtu.be/TzefrqIyFQc Shop-owners
later observe a strike in mourning http://youtu.be/g-Yl0JpITls
, http://youtu.be/vdnPI1_c31M
Nighttime
Kisweh burning the Russian and Chinese flags http://youtu.be/APfXQm1RJ8A Zabadani http://youtu.be/IVjjoONLNbU Madaya http://youtu.be/L4yA6ykdD8A Qarrah
http://youtu.be/THckkNFBlBg Douma
http://youtu.be/mCkUAV1kFRg , http://youtu.be/J8HjVjZ5Nfw , http://youtu.be/yyC9xfWOAdk Harasta
http://youtu.be/_GmoFREZiqI Mazzeh
(Mustafa Alley) http://youtu.be/mOYHjqco4I8
, http://youtu.be/wLi9_scNm5U Midan
(Zahira) http://youtu.be/72Bs71gvS8M Qaboun
http://youtu.be/y0_NtSzmg9o Zamalka
http://youtu.be/yYQZVVBgD4Y
DERAA/HAURAN
Daytime
Tanks
in Nawa http://youtu.be/BTLmny-7U2A
Funeral in Namar http://youtu.be/aE_fCIPJozU
, http://youtu.be/Hu9cLyPgE4g for the
child Ahmad Youssef Al-Mahmoud http://youtu.be/rtntdjwN3Zw
An all women demonstration in Deraa City http://youtu.be/p8N_-vxb0t0 An all
children demonstration in Abtaa http://youtu.be/zBQfVioAAZw
Men defy troops in Ankhel “the people want to bring down the President” http://youtu.be/woda7wa5fh8
Nighttime
Hraak http://youtu.be/vBsBY87MaBw Dael http://youtu.be/IVUrLwNcsVc Khirbet
Ghazaleh http://youtu.be/r-jZdIt4R7Y
Saidah http://youtu.be/Uf8bTs1G4FU
Taybah http://youtu.be/YUjRoIVjSeU
Ataman http://youtu.be/DGk8tOELgWA
Nawa http://youtu.be/_Q7_v9q0hUc
ELSEWHERE
Refugee camps in Turkey, protesters from Lattakia
organize a protest http://youtu.be/hUTMOP4cpfs
, http://youtu.be/gXkzOP6Alk8
Aleppo – Eizaz pro-Assad militias celebrate as they
roam throughout the streets of this protest community http://youtu.be/V-Azu_6t_jo
Hama – Karnaz http://youtu.be/UpzcPIe571E
Taybat Al-Imam http://youtu.be/Yg_sGwjJ1fk
Ellatamneh http://youtu.be/mU4X1Xx-ZBg
Hama City (Thakaneh) http://youtu.be/xxaSeYn7gt8
Deir Ezzor – Qouriyeh http://youtu.be/y6DsnLd1ZhA Deir
Ezzor - Deir Ezzor City http://youtu.be/RMrDympzt3A
Hassakeh – Qamishly http://youtu.be/mIB2sHgUVNA Amoudeh
http://youtu.be/4a2-aZY_6iI
Baniyas an all women protest demands “freedom” despite
the continuing siege http://youtu.be/nO8xU475sRI
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