This video, recorded in London, England, says about itself:
Protesters Gather Outside Downing Street to Oppose Syria Intervention
From Tunis Afrique Presse (Tunis, Tunisia):
Tunisia: UGTT Cautions Against Possible Military Intervention in Syria
29 August 2013
Tunis — The Tunisian General Labour Union (UGTT) cautioned against the “disastrous fall-out” of a possible military intervention in Syria and its impact on the Syrian people and all peoples of the region.
In a statement released on Thursday, the labour organisation expresses support for the Syrian people in their struggle against any attack to preserve the sovereignty and independence of the country and the right of the Syrian people to self-determination.
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Many have started to protest. Many are clamoring for peace!! Please, listen!!
They live there … they know!
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Thank you, Dr Rex!
The Tunisian workers, who drove away “their” Ben Ali dictatorship with peaceful mass action, know that al-Qaedaism, weapons from the CIA, the Qatar dictatorship or the Saudi dictatorship, or NATO cruise missiles killing Syrian civilians are not the way to bring human rights and democracy.
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Then …. we should listen to them!!! They know their countries, their needs, their flaws!!!
Who say that America knows it all? Sounds arrogant to me …. as history has proven!! Let them deal with it!!!
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True indeed.
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started to protest. Many are clamoring for peace!! Please, listen!!
They live there … they know
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Hoping for an orderly retreat of Ennahda to avoid a return to the old regime
Tunisia was the starting point of the Arab peoples’ revolt. In the central countries of Egypt and Syria, however, the movement is threatened to subside in repression and violence. Again, it is Tunisia, which gives grounds for hope: Ennahda could withdraw from the government without violence paving the way for early elections. Thus the democratic gains could be saved from the threat of a counter-revolution on behalf of the old elites.
http://www.antiimperialista.org/Tunisia_out_of_impasse
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TUNISIA: The constituent assembly yesterday set parliamentary and presidential election dates for this October and November in a bid to go further down the rocky road to democracy.
The birthplace of the so-called Arab Spring has had a fraught journey to free voting but still impresses over and above its militia-wracked neighbours that have seen more direct Western intervention.
http://morningstaronline.co.uk/a-78d8-World-in-Brief-26062014#.U6v-yLHIzRk
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