Syrian Uprising - Photos and Videos Thread - Read First post.. Excessive graphic warn

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[kalerab]

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[memfisa]

I am awed by the peacefully unarmed aura surrounding these guys.

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fake photoshop, there's no way people would put out a banner like that considering Syrians are opposed to intervention by western powers, thirdly these people don't look like Syrians i think these are different people

[Ought Six]

fake photoshop, there's no way people would put out a banner like that considering Syrians are opposed to intervention by western powers, thirdly these people don't look like Syrians i think these are different people

It has to be photoshopped because it does not fit your preconceived notions about the Syrian rebels? Interesting how they were able to photoshop the wrinkles in the fabric banner right into the 'transplanted' letters. Or perhaps you are just full of sh1t.

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fake photoshop, there's no way people would put out a banner like that considering Syrians are opposed to intervention by western powers, thirdly these people don't look like Syrians i think these are different people

It was published by Facebook opposition group along with hundreds, if not thousands of other photos. As for not wanting foreign involvement what were than Friday of No-Fly Zone and Friday of Buffer zone for?

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fake photoshop, there's no way people would put out a banner like that considering Syrians are opposed to intervention by western powers, thirdly these people don't look like Syrians i think these are different people

How about you point out which parts of the image were PS'ed by using the proper programs? Lemme guess, even the 'occuped' was deliberate....
FYI, part of the protesters and the rebels have already called for foreign intervention.
Finally, if these people, in your opinion, don't look like Syrians ... what do they look like? FYI², there are Arabs, Kurds, Turks and other ethnic groups living in Syria, so even the term 'Syrians' is not correct.