News #Syria Why I'm risking my life to treat protesters secret network of doctors treating wounded pro-democracy activists in clandestine clinics in the Syrian capital Damascus.

Euisul Hwang  -  6:03 AM  -  Public

More than 8,000 people have been killed in Syria since the uprising began a year ago
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Why I'm risking my life to treat protesters

The secret network of doctors treating wounded pro-democracy activists in clandestine clinics in the Syrian capital Damascus.

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5 comments  -  timothy burdine, Hasan Cheaib, and Mamoun Khateeb

Hasan Cheaib  -  +timothy burdine ikr, that whats annoys me, i mean serously, i know we syria needs a better government but are the people soo stupid enough that they resolve to this bloody war which will go no where, but a destroyed useless country that america and other western countries will take over and take over their resources such as oil, americas most favourite things after corruption. I guess syria will turn out to be like iraq, libya and egypt. all of them are damaged. The arab people need to get there heads fixed.

6:13 AM   

timothy burdine  -  +Hasan Cheaib That part of the country doesn't believe in our western ways of life , if you take a mans horse , put him in a box on a corner , change his / her religion make him /her have one only wife , and and beg for food . why not fight at least they have a 50/50 chance :/

6:17 AM   

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