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Syria: Revolution and Calcification

Written (عربي) byرامي الهامس
Translated (English) byMohamed ElGohary
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Translation posted 8 May 2012 13 years ago

Lebanese blog Beirut Walls has written about [ar] the accusations made against the Syrian revolution in a new light. “Maybe hard water, which is very common in Lebanon, is calcifying the mind. There is no other obvious explanation for the recent trend of inhuman or illogical accusations against the Syrian revolution. Let's try to find a reason that justifies this judgmental and offensive way of thinking.”

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Written (عربي) byرامي الهامس
Translated (English) byMohamed ElGohary

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