If ever there was ever a time when you really the internet to be fast and free, it would be now. I am desperate for live news updates on Syria, and the slowest-in-the-world, pay-per-hour internet is just not cutting it. I've been watching al-Jazeera Arabic (and a few other Arabic networks) on the small tv I've rigged to work in my bedroom, but unfortunately the picture isn't clear and the newscasters speak so quickly that I only understand 70% of what is being said...
This does appear to be the beginning of the end of the Assad regime, but what comes next and when it comes is anyone's guess. I have so many thoughts and emotions running through my mind, but mostly I just feel sadness for all those suffering, and for the destruction of the city that I love, and for the pain I know will linger long after anything is "resolved".
This does appear to be the beginning of the end of the Assad regime, but what comes next and when it comes is anyone's guess. I have so many thoughts and emotions running through my mind, but mostly I just feel sadness for all those suffering, and for the destruction of the city that I love, and for the pain I know will linger long after anything is "resolved".
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