video report: the regime in bahrain brutally kills a 16 yr old child
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on friday night the child martyr husam al-haddad a 16-year old from muharraq had been killed by the regime forces039 bullets he was shot from a close range tearing his body inhumanely then the martyr child was cruelly beaten by the regime-backed armed militiasdespite the fact that he was bleeding this inhumane act caused many bruises and serious injuries which led to his death with cold-bloodmartyr al-haddad was wounded with shotgun pellets in the back this position proves that the regime forces intentionally attempted to kill himmany pro-democracy protesters have been killed due to the excessive use of birdshots an internationally-prohibited shotgun the lethal weapon caused hussam serious injuries in different parts of his body mainly his back chest head and hand people shouted from rooftops then took to the streets in unplanned protests just a few hours after his death was announced the regime forces have blocked the only three causeways which link bahrain areas with muharraq to prevent the mourners from participating in the martyr039s funeral

bahrain english report: opposition back to streets
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pro-democracy masses broke the official banbahrain: opposition back to streets days before geneva session huge masses took into streets en masse this afternoon friday 31st august 2012 at the west of the capital manama demanding liberty and democracythis massive march takes place days before the geneva un human rights council session in mid-september 2012 where the situation of human rights in bahrain will be discussed among the universal periodic review sessions revengeful human right violations perpetrated by the regime against pro-democracy activists will be revealedthe opposition in bahrain is back to streets with its huge pro-democracy masses which were continuously organized since the revolution erupted these masses have broken the more- than-two-month official decision of banning such huge marchestoday039s march was big enough to fill all over the two sides of the march039s route between jannusan and saar with an active participation of women men from all sectors and age groupsthe national flags were waved and chants were emphasizing on the popular legitimate pro-democracy demands raised by bahraini people since february 14th 2011 protesters also demanded the fall-down of the current government and elect another in which the will of people is politically representedsome protesters were holding pro-democracy signs and pictures of the detained political figures kids women among hundreds of prisoners of conscience demanding for their immediate release : 31 2012 2012 2 14 2011 18

tens of thousands rejecting the regime039s constitutional reforms
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amazing: hundreds of thousands refusing bahraini saudi union
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hundreds of thousands of protesters march through manama to voice their refusal and anger over the proposed bahraini-saudi union thousands upon thousands from across bahrain have taken to the streets on friday marching along budaiya highway located to the west of the capital city of manama to voice their dissent against the union plot with the neighboring state of saudi arabia titled quotmy country here i am at your servicequot and organized by the bahraini opposition blocs the rally has been peaceful with the masses chanting loudly slogans like quotno union without our consentquot quotwe won039t sacrifice our sovereigntyquot quotaway with the governmentquot and the like size-wise the protest has been estimated to be exceeding 300000 participants nearing the record-breaking rally of march 9 which bahrain has never seen before wrapped in bahraini flags and chanting quotwe don039t want to sell our homelandquot the protesters wanted to convey a clear message that it039s not the will of the monarchy to hand in their homeland to another country whatsoever and that the people should have their say on such a change of sovereignty furthermore protesters waved bahraini flags symbolizing their independence and carried banners that read phrases stressing their self-determination their basic universal human rights and political reforms all protesters despite their sects shared one sentiment that is rejection and only rejection to any form of political and military unity with any country no matter what it took protesters also took advantage of the rally to express their solidarity with ayatollah sheik isa qasim who had been targeted by the regime with inflammatory references ayatollah qasim has been the safety valve that balanced the rhythm of the public in the country with his moderate discourse 300 18 2012

419 mohamed amp bechir el-gharbi - intro et improvisation dans le mode quotassbamquot
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english report about 300000 bahrainis protest against the bilateral union
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300000 bahrainis protest against the bilateral unionaround 300000 took to the streets in a huge rally on the outskirts of the capital manama to protest against the bilateral union the protest which was organized by opposition parties alongside the youth organizations and village committees stretched along more than 45km on budaiya streetprotesters of different sects and political parties considered the proposed union as an infringement to the sovereignty and independence of bahrain a matter that is exclusive to the bahraini people to decide on through self-determination according to all international treatiesthe people of bahrain once again prove that their patriotic revolution will go on until their rightful political demands are metthe protesters also demonstrated their solidarity with prominent opposition figures refusing harassment practiced by the regime against all figures particularly sheikh issa qassim the most popular religious and political leader in the country

empire - social networks social revolution
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youtube facebook and twitter have become the new weapons of mass mobilisation are social networks triggering social revolution and where will the next domino fall

egyptian revolution jan 25th 2011 - take what039s yours
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facebook link: http:wwwfacebookcomvideovideophpv=10150092449954510 violent clashes between police and demonstrators as over ten thousand gather on the streets of cairo the egyptian population has endured a tyrants rule for far too long millions struggle each day to find where their next meal is coming from january 25th 2011 marks the day when the people rise and take back what039s rightfully there039s this isn039t the end but hopefully the beginning to a long awaited regime change send to everyone and let them knowsong: quotinto the firequot - thirteen sensesthanks to the following news sources for their footagedaily news egyptthe guardiancnnnew york timesal masry al youmthe video was posted on reddit and has gained momentum continue spreading the word the more support we get the betterhttp:wwwredditcomrredditcomcommentsf9bw9to_all_egyptians_on_reddit

face to face shoting in bahrain- alwefaqtube
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13 2011 bahrain clashes bahrain protests manama protests manama riots bahrain riots bahrain video violence shot dead egypt protests cairo tunisia iran police fire bahrain gunfire bahrein killed injured crackdown army pearl square

breaking: video benghazi falls to the revolution
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it is being reported that a commando unit in benghazi libya joined the protesters earlier today and attacked the mercenaries units benghazi is now reported to be officially free and owned by the people and not gaddafi video of people celebrating in the streets of benghazi nowthis video was released less than half an hour ago

a year of rebellion a year of hope
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2011 was a year without precedent for the peoples of the middle east and north africa region it was a year in which millions of people of all ages and backgrounds especially the young and often with women to the fore flooded on to the streets to demand change often they continued to do so in the face of extreme violence meted out by the military and security forces of those who claimed to govern -- and who had continued to enjoy and to squander the fruits of power -- in their very nameit was a year like no other when the whole region shook as ordinary people summoned up the courage to provide a demonstration of quotpeople039s powerquot such as the region had never seen before and incredibly to sustain it even when the might of the repressive state and its security forces were deployed against them

tvebiomovies 2011 - drops of hope
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this film is shortlisted for the tvebiomovies 2011 film competition the winning film will have the most views and so if you like this share it with others the deadline is 1 february 2012 inspiring change for the environment

bradley manning - american hero cenk uygur on fire at occupyla
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private bradley manning has been imprisoned and tortured for challenging our government the mainstream media have either ignored manning or condemned him as a criminal even though or because he did their job better than they do at a speech to occupyla on july 14 2012 cenk uygur of the young turks explains why manning should be considered an american hero calls for his release and explains the failure of the mainstream media in questioning power and authority

debt uncertainty driving concerns cnn: 6-02-2011
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subscribe for news updates every 10 minutes likedislike favorite comment embed on blog facebook share and tweet this video get the word out on this videoget an email once a dayhttp:tinyurlcomnewsemailupdateslike on facebook to get updateshttp:tinyurlcomnewsfacebookfollow on twitter to get updateshttp:tinyurlcomnewstwitter-thursday june 2 2011 2:05 amhttp:enwikipediaorgwikimobile_phonea mobile phone cell phone or hand phone is an electronic device used to make mobile telephone calls across a wide geographic area served by many public cells allowing the user to be mobile by contrast a cordless telephone is used only within the range of a single private base station for example within a home or an office a mobile phone can make and receive telephone calls to and from the public telephone network which includes other mobiles and fixed-line phones across the world it does this by connecting to a cellular network provided by a mobile network operator in addition to telephony modern mobile phones also support a wide variety of other services such as text messaging mms e-mail internet access short-range wireless communications infrared bluetooth business applications gaming and photography mobile phones that offer these more general computing capabilities are referred to as smartphones the first handheld mobile phone was demonstrated by dr martin cooper of motorola in 1973 using a handset weighing 2 kg in 1983 the dynatac 8000x was the first to be commercially available in the twenty years from 1990 to 2010 worldwide mobile phone subscriptions grew from 12 4 million to over 4 6 billion penetrating the developing economies and reaching the bottom of the economic pyramid the who released a report on 31 may 2011 classifying cell phone radiation as a 039carcinogenic hazard039radiophones have a long and varied history going back to reginald fessenden039s invention and shore-to-ship demonstration of radio telephony through the second world war with military use of radio telephony links and civil services in the 1950s the first mobile telephone call made from a car occurred in st louis missouri usa on june 17 1946 using the bell system039s mobile telephone service but the system was impractical from what is considered a portable handset today the equipment weighed 80 pounds 36 kg and the atampampt service basically a massive party line cost 30 usd per month equal to 337 33 today plus 30 to 40 per local call equal to 3 37 to 4 5 today in 1956 the world039s first partly automatic car phone system mobile system a mta was launched in sweden mta phones were composed of vacuum tubes and relays and had a weight of 40 kg in 1962 a more modern version called mobile system b mtb was launched which was a push-button telephone and which used transistors in order to enhance the telephone039s calling capacity and improve its operational reliability thereby reducing the weight of the apparatus to 10 kg in 1971 the mtd version was launched opening for several different brands of equipment and gaining commercial success martin cooper a motorola researcher and executive is considered to be the inventor of the first practical mobile phone for handheld use in a non-vehicle setting after a long race against bell labs for the first portable mobile phone using a modern if somewhat heavy portable handset cooper made the first call on a handheld mobile phone on april 3 1973 to his rival dr joel s engel of bell labs the first commercially automated cellular network the 1g was launched in japan by ntt in 1979 initially in the metropolitan area of tokyo within five years the ntt network had been expanded to cover the whole population of japan and became the first nationwide 1g network in 1981 this was followed by the simultaneous launch of the nordic mobile telephone nmt system in denmark finland norway and sweden nmt was the first mobile phone network featuring international roaming the first 1g network launched in the usa was chicago-based ameritech in 1983 using the motorola dynatac mobile phone several countries then followed in the early-to-mid 1980s including the uk mexico and canada the first 039modern039 network technology on digital 2g second generation cellular technology was launched by radiolinja now part of elisa group in 1991 in finland on t

rawhuge explosion at military base close to turkmenistan039s capitalashgabat 1382 people dead
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an explosion in a military depot outside turkmenistan039s capital ashgabat have killed more 1382 people according to chronicles of turkmenistan http:wwwchrono-tmorgid=3220 initially the government denied reports of any casualties or major damage caused by the blasts which were documented on video by abadan residents it took three days for the authorities to admit that 13 civilians and two military personnel had been killedaccording to eyewitnesses the explosions occurred inside a large military depot a government commission dealing with the consequences of the disaster found that quotfire occurred as a result of very hot weatherwhich led to detonation of fireworks and their spreading to a larger territory including an army warehouse with soviet-era explosivesquotsix days after the explosion of an ammunition depot in abadan turkmenistan residents cannot get answers from the authorities about their relatives feared killed in the multiple blasts they can still hear rockets exploding but they039re told this is just soldiers detonating any unexploded ordnance they find turkmen blogger serdar aytakov reportsaccording to reports by human rights activists 30 people including newborns died in a maternity clinic and 30 children who had gone to take a computer lesson at a school located near the power station were also killed only fragments of bodies remain in these cases making it hard to identify victims read further at http:wwweurasianetorgnode63870state television has begun providing daily reports about the situation in abadan but the coverage is limited to officials039 accounts on the recovery and rebuilding efforts