Added: Dec 13, 2011

From: Souria2011archives

Duration: 4:13

Long Live "Alexander Page" as we follow you on Twitter every Day. You have been found out by the Death Squads of the Dictator of Damascus and you had to flee for your life but you are now carrying on as a Syria Activist in Exile. In this interview, Alexander Page (Rami al Jarrah) Rami al Jarrah speaks to Al Jazeera about how Assad controls all media inside Syria and considers anyone who talks to the foreign media about what is really happening inside Syria as a spy. Inshallah, The tyrant Assad will soon be toppled and Alexander Page (ie: Rami) and the thousands of other Syrians in Exile will all be able to proudly return to our Syria Homeland. --------------------- More Martyrs 12-12-2011 Posted December 12th, 2011 The Local Coordination Committees in Syria. The number of martyrs killed by the security and regime army forces until now is 21, including 4 women and 13 children. Of whom, 13 martyrs fell in Homs, 3 in each of Hama and Damascus suburbs (Kanaker and Duma) and 2 in Idlib. Damascus Security forces raid the Religious High School in Midan district and assault on students and teachers by hitting and damages the school furniture before it randomly arrested many of the students and teachers Damascus Suburbs Douma Intensive shooting on the funeral at Huseyba Mosque and at the graveyard which lead to many casualtie Douma Omar Khashram, 60 years old, was killed today due to security forces' gunfire at martyrs' funerals. Douma Martyrdom of child Imad Maajoun (16 years old) from being shot by security forces Damascus Suburbs Artouz Intensive security presence in the city and Shabiha cars are driving through the city's streets Damascus Suburbs Kanaker Funeral of martyr Ahmad Wardeh, a soldier from Homs who was executed in Kanaker after his defection Kanaker Electricity cut off and wide alert of security gangs and Shabiha in the city Damascus Suburbs Daraya Heavy and widespread security; entrances to the town are blocked on the west side. Security forces are conducting close inspections on all passing vehicles. Damascus Suburbs Zabadany Reinforcement and intesify of the security barricades at Beirut junction,flour and gas cars are prevented from entering the city while all kinds of communications are still cut off in the city in addition to cut off electricity Homs A complete stike in all colleges where the amount of students didn't pass 10 percent in addition to Shabiha and security force intensive presence in the university campus Talbiseh Continuous shooting with heavy arms and machine guns for more than an hour in the Western area. Houses are targeted and there are at least 5 casualties among the local people. In addition there is a wave of arrests in the Southern Masjar district Homs Hawleh Electricity is cut off in large parts on the town after the continuous shelling from tanks and armored vehicles' machine guns until this moment Hawleh Intensive heavy machine guns firing on a protest in Basateen distric Hawleh Storming of Aqrab town amid heavy shooting and security forces and Shabiha are destroying the shops and breaking its contents in revenge on the participation of its owners in the strike Daraa Nahtah Random shelling in Nahtah village that caused one house to be destroyed and a whole family to get injured Hara The regime army destroyed and smashed Yousef Hammo for Trading shops that could be found all around the town as revenge for participating the strike causing losses estimated in millions Idlib Hubait Khalid Ahmad Al-Omar was killed and 7 others were injured some in critical situation because the security forces opened fire on the road connecting Hubait with Khafarnboudeh Aleppo Bab Security forces arrest more than 35 in the first two days of Dignity Strike. It's to be mentioned that Bab has fully participated in the strike with it's shops and schools and it witnessed more than 6 protests Security forces invade Daeel

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