Forwarded from Syria Justice Archive
Protests have spread to Der Ez-Zor and Raqqa provinces.
Protesters in Eastern Provinces have blocked the routes in their regions and stopped oil tankers from going through, demanding the decision to increase fuel prices be reversed.
In Der Ez-Zor they blocked the highway which connects the province with Damascus and denied tankers coming from Iraq entry.
Situation continues to deteriorate as the economical repercussions are starting to reveal themselves with transportation and other services have increased up to 40% without any official statement, in addition to a rise in basic needs prices.
The MoE have also warned that another increase could be right around the corner depending on how the situation across the region develops, causing more outrage.
Protesters in Eastern Provinces have blocked the routes in their regions and stopped oil tankers from going through, demanding the decision to increase fuel prices be reversed.
In Der Ez-Zor they blocked the highway which connects the province with Damascus and denied tankers coming from Iraq entry.
Situation continues to deteriorate as the economical repercussions are starting to reveal themselves with transportation and other services have increased up to 40% without any official statement, in addition to a rise in basic needs prices.
The MoE have also warned that another increase could be right around the corner depending on how the situation across the region develops, causing more outrage.
Forwarded from Syria Justice Archive
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Church bombing in occupied Syria amid growing internal unrest:
Another church has been bombed inside occupied Syria, a familiar pattern whenever the rebranded terrorist leadership faces mounting internal chaos.
The rebranded terrorist #Julani has repeatedly used security incidents and staged narratives to project an image of control and reclaim lost legitimacy across the Syrian territories under his rule. As public anger grows, sudden explosions and “terrorist incidents” increasingly coincide with moments of political and economic crisis.
Today, protests erupted across Syria after the so-called Syrian government decided to raise fuel prices, triggering widespread demonstrations and road closures as anger over deteriorating living conditions intensified.
Major roads blocked during the protests included:
• Aleppo–Damascus international highway at Maarrat al-Numan.
• Idlib–Damascus highway.
• Azaz–Aleppo highway.
• Tal Tamr M4 international highway.
• Deir ez-Zor–Aleppo highway.
• Deir ez-Zor–Hasakah highway.
The protests expanded into new cities, while regime forces reportedly opened fire on demonstrators in an attempt to suppress the growing unrest.
Amid this escalating internal crisis, a sudden explosion struck a church in Hama.
An explosive device targeted a church in the Al-Madina neighborhood of Hama city, leaving multiple people injured.
Many believe the timing was not coincidental. The bombing is an attempt by the Al-Qaeda-led so-called Syrian government to divert attention from the rapidly expanding protests, create a new security narrative, and slow the momentum of the nationwide demonstrations against its rule.
@enemywatch
#Syria #HTS
Another church has been bombed inside occupied Syria, a familiar pattern whenever the rebranded terrorist leadership faces mounting internal chaos.
The rebranded terrorist #Julani has repeatedly used security incidents and staged narratives to project an image of control and reclaim lost legitimacy across the Syrian territories under his rule. As public anger grows, sudden explosions and “terrorist incidents” increasingly coincide with moments of political and economic crisis.
Today, protests erupted across Syria after the so-called Syrian government decided to raise fuel prices, triggering widespread demonstrations and road closures as anger over deteriorating living conditions intensified.
Major roads blocked during the protests included:
• Aleppo–Damascus international highway at Maarrat al-Numan.
• Idlib–Damascus highway.
• Azaz–Aleppo highway.
• Tal Tamr M4 international highway.
• Deir ez-Zor–Aleppo highway.
• Deir ez-Zor–Hasakah highway.
The protests expanded into new cities, while regime forces reportedly opened fire on demonstrators in an attempt to suppress the growing unrest.
Amid this escalating internal crisis, a sudden explosion struck a church in Hama.
An explosive device targeted a church in the Al-Madina neighborhood of Hama city, leaving multiple people injured.
Many believe the timing was not coincidental. The bombing is an attempt by the Al-Qaeda-led so-called Syrian government to divert attention from the rapidly expanding protests, create a new security narrative, and slow the momentum of the nationwide demonstrations against its rule.
@enemywatch
#Syria #HTS
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Sunscreens contain hormone disrupting chemicals
Ya think??
Look, it’s yet another thing conspiracybros have been talking about for years.
I mean, “HOMOsalate?” Come on, it’s right there in the name!
@AltSkull48
@TheParanormiesPresent
#sunscreen #safe #effective
Ya think??
Look, it’s yet another thing conspiracybros have been talking about for years.
I mean, “HOMOsalate?” Come on, it’s right there in the name!
@AltSkull48
@TheParanormiesPresent
#sunscreen #safe #effective
Forwarded from James Perloff
Construction of the Pentagon began on September 11, 1941, 60 years to the day before 9/11. There is too much numerology in 9/11.