Monthly Archives: August 2013
Inaction versus human values
I wrote the article below two days before the No vote in the British Parliament. The vote when it took place saddened me immensely, so I am posting my comments on the vote, hoping they will be read before the … Continue reading
Posted in Alisar's notes and aerticles, Article, Civilization, Crimes against humanity, Destruction, Human Rights, Humanity, Humanity and human values, Morality, Syria, Syrian people, Syrian regime, Syrian Revolution, The suffering of the Syrian people, Uprooted people
Tagged Alisar's notes and articles, Britain, british parliament, Children of Syria, Civilization, destruction, Human Rights, humanity, politics, Syrian people, syrian regime, unspeakable acts, violence
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The President and the man who would be King
Some thoughts and reflections on Syria and the world: The Price of International inaction They have let it brew and spawn and and fester till all hell was let loose. Let them face the concurrences now. Sometimes not to act … Continue reading
Read it please, read all of it: Assad’s Cold Calculation: The Poison Gas War on the Syrian People
Syrian Chemical Weapons Attack: Western Intervention Draws Nearer Assad’s Cold Calculation: The Poison Gas War on the Syrian People By Hans Hoyng and Christoph Reuter Evidence clearly suggests that Syria’s president has deployed chemical weapons. The latest poison gas attack should set … Continue reading
Chemical attack?what chemical attack? Sorry it is alleged and cannot be verified
Nothing but a gratification of the appetites and wishful, distorted, speculative,futile thinking: this sums up my opinion of the International Media in its reaction to the chemical attack in the Ghouta of Damascus which took place on 21 August and … Continue reading
Posted in Alisar Iram's art, Alisar's notes and articles, Chemical weapons, Damascus, Images, Massacres, Syria, Syrian people, Syrian regime, Syrian Revolution, The Ghouta of Damascus, The suffering of the Syrian people, Victims, Video
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Are they bombing cities or are they bombing our souls: the heroism of annihilating your citizens with Scud missiles
Cities of smoke Smouldering burning Blazing In a configuration Of stone concrete steel And human flesh Cities of rubble debris wreckage Of rubbish and broken homes Pasted with remains With the white bones of children Cities crackling baking … Continue reading
Destruction and the poet: The Garden of Gethseman
The Garden of Gethsemane What have I to do with pain and suffering I who was born to dance with the spheres? Yet in the garden of Gethsemane I find myself awaiting the inevitable, Praying to a silent remote God … Continue reading
Posted in Alisar Iram's art, Alisar Iram's poems, Alisar Iram: art of ruins, Annihilation, Images, suffering, Syria
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My art and poetry before the Syrian Revolutionm
My art and poetry before the Syrian Revolutionm.
My art and poetry before the Syrian Revolution
http://alisariramart.wordpress.com/ I have decided to start a blog for my art and poetry before the Revolution. My art in particular ,which was greatly inspired by Arab Islamic art and civilization is very relevant to this blog dedicated to the Syrian … Continue reading
لن تكون سوريا مملكة الموت
انا أحد ممثلي الجانب الادبي والفني في ثقافيات الثورة، هذا الجانب الذي يستقي عنفوانه من الابداع والخلق والجماليات الاخلاقية والعاطفية ويتعمق في معجم وترجمان الجانب الشعوري للانسانية. ولهذا سأناشد وأتكلم بصوت الحياة والبقاء فالموت، موت كل شيء حيٍ، صار أشبه … Continue reading
Posted in Alisar's art, Alisar's notes and articles, Civilization, Death, Destruction, Destruction of cities and habitats, Syria, Syrian Heritage, Syrian people
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