Syria Protest Videos Online Despite Internet Cut

With the Internet cut across Syria, videos of protests are still finding their way online.
On Twitter, Hivos reports:

@Hivos: While #internetcutinsyria @ANA_Feed continues to bring the news: video from large demonstrations today in Aleppo: http://ow.ly/fHVhx

The link they provide leads to this AENNetwork video, posted on YouTube, which shows a protest in Aleppo held today [Nov 30, 2012]:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JfX9XBvJ8w4

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