The President in Syria is Al-Assad. They are asking him to step down!
http://www.cnn.com/2012/02/07/world/meast/syria-unrest/index.html?hpt=hp_t1
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ReplyDeleteI think that all of the countries in the Middle East need a change. A change of government, a change in their lives that allows them to have new goals and most of all they need new ideas to live on. People over in those countries are tired of living under the same circumstances for years and years. It is a clear message to the government and to the world. These communities, these families and individuals are in need for a new attitude towards the future. There is a reason why a year ago all of these conflicts burst out consecutively, these people are saying, “we need this to stop.”
ReplyDeletePower is a huge responsibility but it is also a dangerous thing to have and these dictators in the Middle East do not seem to get enough. It is depressive how they can stand firm on their positions knowing that the people who they should be taking care of are dying and suffering because of them. It is shameful to hear that children are dying and losing their parents. To hear that there are thousands and thousands living in the streets, injured and unburied. There is no way one can accept these events and there is no way we can let this keep happening.