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Exactly 5 years ago on this day, June 8th, Abdel Basset al Sarout died.
          
          He went from playing football to leading the Syrian revolution. He was a brave man who didn’t fear the regime. He was a man who did everything for his people.
          
          Sarout was strong and brave. He never gave up and always fought for our freedom, standing up for what was right. His bravery inspired others, including mine. <33
          
          Oh how I wish to see him proudly leading the Syrian revolution again! Sadly not much has changed— the ongoing struggle for justice, basic human rights, and freedom still remain. But we will not give up, we‘ll do EVERYTHING in our power to have our freedom, justice, and basic human rights.
          
          The day we went protesting on the 15th of March 2011, was the day we proclaimed that we refuse to be treated as slaves and non-human beings.
          
          We Syrians see him as a hero because he truly is. He will forever remain in our hearts.
          
          May he rest in peace. ❤️️
          
          
          xx
          
          
          

Today, 17th of April, 
          
          is a day we remember our brave people who defended their beloved homeland with their blood and flesh, and fought against the French occupation who tried and miserably failed taking control over Syria and colonizing it. The French's ego got destroyed by the Syrians because there was NO ONE who stopped them doing it and ACHIEVED it but US. This is the anniversary of Syria's independence from France. 
          
          May Syria be free, free from the Assad family, may this day come, and all ''our people'' who slaughtered us one by one, who still use the bloody red flag made by the French and the ones who buried us alive in Hama, have the highest punishment. May they burn in Jahanam for their doings against their own people. You traitors deserve hell, and hell is what you're getting. Rot in hell. 

Happy 13th year of the strongest revolution the world has ever witnessed. 
          
          Today, my dear people, marks the day THE Syrian Revolution started, 13 years ago, on 15.3.2011. 
          
          
          
          Let's dive deeper into the story. Since the Assad family arrived in Syria and took control, the country has never seen a peaceful day. The Assad family, not even fully Syrian (of Iranian origin), has been destroying Syria since. This family, which ruined an entire country and even gave away parts of it for nothing, is still controlling Syria. 
          
          
          
          Since the Assad family took control of Syria, it has been one massacre after massacre. This family shows no mercy, neither does their army, whether you're a child or not, they won't hesitate for a moment to pull the trigger on their own people, betraying them for someone who believes he is almighty, as if he is the creator of us all. What a shame. 
          
          
          
          But we couldn't turn a blind eye. We started protesting for our basic human rights. We yearned to live in peace, to live as humans, not as sl4ves. We wanted freedom, so we began fighting for it. 
          
          We deserve peace. 
          
          
          
          We thought our Arab brothers and sisters would help us, just as we had helped them. However, we were wrong. They turned a blind eye to our suffering and even supported the leadership of Syria, not daring to help. They betrayed us, forgetting that we never turned a blind eye to their suffering and offered them help. 
          
          
          
          

Ramadan Mubarak everyone !! May Allah accept our fasting Inn Shaa Allah.
          
          
           Wishing you all a blessed year !!
          
          
          Let's not forget our brothers and sisters who are going through hard times and are still fasting in Ramadan. Let's keep them in our prayers.
          
          
          xx

          No need to explain, just a simple 
          Free Palestine and Free Syria. 
          
          That's it, dear people. Learning and educating yourself about history is very important—it's a must. How do you even dare to say Free Isr*al without knowing anything? Just how? Tell me, please. Talking bvllshit without knowing anything, what a shame. Really. 
          
          Today is Human Rights Day, right? But remember, "Human rights don't apply to all humans, especially if you're a Palestinian." 
          
          Isn't it sad? Isn't it heartbreaking to see kids suffering, yearning for freedom? Kids who should be playing and laughing are dy1ng. Not just kids, every Palestinian is being brutally k1lled by Isr*al and this dear people, for 75 years. A genocide is happening, and the world is doing absolutely nothing. They won't even bother for a ceasefire.