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Have you heard? They are dying of cold in Syria? (2)
Have you heard, O have you heard?
Posted in Alisar Iram: art of ruins, Exposure to the elements, Freezing weather, Rfugees, suffering, Syria, Syrian people, Syrian refugee camps
Tagged Alisar Iram's art, Bearing witness, Exposure to the cold, Extreme weather conditions, Human Rights, humanity, image, Refugee Camps, starvation, Syria, Syrian people
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Never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee and for Syria
This morning my sorrow for Syria can only be assuaged by the great English poet and writer John Donne. I am choosing the following extracts from his Meditation: Alisar Iram
Posted in Alisar Iram's art, Humanity, John Donne, Syria
Tagged Alisar Iram's art, humanity, John Donne, Mankind, Meditation, Syria
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What does it mean to Syria and to the world if Assad stays
1. Breaking the spirit of Syria and destroying its will. 2. Putting the seal of approval on the claim that all has been in vain, that all is lost: the dreams, the idealistic aspirations , the quest for emancipation and … Continue reading
Posted in Alisar Iram's art, Alisar Iram: articles and notes, Bashar Al-Assad, Freedom, Human Rights, Humanity, Humanity and human values, Super powers, Syria, Syrian people, Syrian regime, The Syrian Revolution, The world, Tyranny
Tagged Al-Qaida, Alisar Iram: articles, Alisar's art, Arab Spring, Bashar Al-Assad, Death, freedom, history, Human Rights, humanity, Morality and ethics, politics, suffering, Super powers, Syria, Syrian Revolution, The Syrian people, unspeakable acts, violence
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Out of the Chrysalis
Sometimes I close my eyes and try to recollect the person I was before the coming of pain, before my life became an open register of suffering, not my own suffering but the suffering of others, which inevitably took on … Continue reading
Posted in Alisar Iram's art, Alisar Iram: articles and notes, Civilization, Crimes against humanity, Healing, Humanity, Images, Love, Reflections, Starvation, suffering, Syria, Syrian people, The suffering of the Syrian people, Uprooted people, Visionary poem
Tagged Alisar's art, Alisar's notes and articles, Civilization, destruction, Grace, Human Rights, Human spirit, humanity, Love, Revolution, spirituality, Syria: a crime against humanity, Syrian people, The dispersion of the Syrian peopl, The failure of humanity to help the Syrian people, unspeakable acts, violence, Visionary writing
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Starvation: I accuse you world, I accuse you Obama, I condemn you Putin: Look at the image of Syrian childhood turning into stone under the gaze of the Medusa of hunger
O no, I am not going to warn you and apologize for the painful disturbing pictures of starving children, for I wish you you to gaze at them and keep a place for them in your hearts and perhaps do something about it. … Continue reading
Posted in Aid agencies, Alisar Iram: articles and notes, FSA, ICRC, Images, Mouadhamiya, Obama, Refugees, Russia, Starvation, Starvation and malnutrition in Syria, Starvation in Syria, Starving Syrian children, suffering, Syria, Syrian army, Syrian people, Syrian Red Crescent, Syrian regime, Syrian Revolution, The Ghouta of Damascus, Thew Children of Syria starve, Uprooted people, Victims, Video, Yarmouk Refugee Camp
Tagged Aid agencies, Alisar's notes and articles, annihilation, Chemical attack, Children of Syria, destruction, Eastern Ghouta, humanity, ICRC, Images, Moadhamiya, Starvation and malnutrition, Starvation in Syria, suffering, Syria, Syrian children starve, syrian government, Syrian people, Syrian Red Crescent, Syrian Revolution, Victims, Videos, Yarmouk Refugee Camp
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Syria for Sale: سوريا للبيع
They are selling Syria for thirty pieces of silver: the chemical weapons. They will get their chemical weapons or the promise of them then wash their hands off the blood of the Syrian people like Pilate, leaving Christ alone to … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Alisar Iram: articles and notes, Annihilation, Anti-war Movement, Chemical weapons, civilians, Civilization, Crimes against humanity, Freedom, Syria, Syrian people, Syrian regime, Syrian Revolution, Uprooted people, Victims
Tagged Alisar Iram's articles, Chemical attack, Chemical weapons, Civilization, Cradle of civilization, destruction, Human Rights, humanity, Obama, Russia, Security Council, suffering, Syria, Syrian heritage and antiquities, Syrian people, syrian regime, Syrian Revolution, United Nations, unspeakable acts, violence
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To strike or not to strike
I am posting this article again as it appeared in Therepublic, a courageous, independent, enlightened and leading platform, for voicing opinions and commentaries on Syria and its struggle for freedom and fight against tyranny http://therepublicgs.net/2013/08/31/to-strike-not-to-strike-or-how-to-strike/ To strike, not to strike, or … Continue reading
Posted in Alisar's notes and aerticles, Chemical weapons, Children of Syria, civilians, Destruction, Morality, suffering, Syria, Syrian regime, Syrian Revolution, The Ghouta of Damascus
Tagged Civilization, Human Rights, humanity, suffering, Syria, syrian regime, Syrian Revolution, The Syrian people, unspeakable acts, Victims
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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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How can they forget geopolitics and remember humanity?
We are, it seems, the twenty three millions of us or so, terrorists and siren gas wielders. We are the ones who are using the chemical weapons, not the regime who made them stored them and remains in sole custody … Continue reading
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