Fighting has broken out in the Libyan capital for the first time since rebels took hold of the city in August.

18+ Adults Only – Warning – Contains Graphic Images – Not for Shock – Documentary Evidence of Crimes Against Humanity Committed by Syria Dictator Bashar Assad as he orders his army to commit Ethnic Cleansing and Atrocities upon the Sunni Civilian population of Kharm al Zeitoun in Homs City — 47 local children, women and men were killed in a massacre today where the Assad forces chopped people up with knives, raped many of the women, killed children in front of their screaming parents and burned some of the bodies afterwards. (CNN) — At least 45 women and children were killed in the Syrian city of Homs late Sunday, opposition activists said, hours after the UN special envoy to Syria met with the country’s president in an effort to reach a diplomatic solution to end the violence. The killings occurred in the Homs neighborhood of Karm al Zaytoun, according to the Local Coordination Committees of Syria, an opposition activist network. Hadi Abdallah, a spokesman for the Syrian Revolution General Council, told CNN there were 47 victims — all stabbed to death and burned after “Syrian forces and thugs” stormed their homes. Life and death under Syria’s military onslaught The LCC described the killings as a “massacre orchestrated by the regime” of President Bashar al-Assad. CNN cannot independently confirm reports of casualties or attacks in Syria because the government has severely restricted the access of international journalists. The claims of fresh violence occurred the …

Bosra Sham Students in South Syria rally in the snow to show their support for the besieged City of Homs and for Baba Amr, which is being overrun by the fascist scum of Dictator Bashar Assad. Today, Syrians around the country are holding support rallies for the besieged City of Homs and especially for its Baba Amr District that is being overrun right now by over 7000 Assad Alawite Army and Iranian Repubican Guard Soldiers, backed by tanks and artillery and helicopter gunships. Many of The brave Freedom Fighters in the Free Syria Army have fought to the death and until they ran out of ammunition. Reports are coming in of the Alawites and Iranian Soldiers chopping up captured FSA soldiers with knives in the fields outside Baba Amr. This is only one battle of a long war to free our Syria Nation from the Assad Police State and we will be victorious in the end. صرى الشام مظاهرة طلابية نصرة لحمص رغم الثلوج .flvب

stopbloodshed11 Jan 30, 2012 www.youtube.com This family was slaughtered by Al-Assad’s thugs by knives, hatchets and bayonets Mohammed Turkey Al-Mohammed | The father Ibtissam Al-Khidir | The mother Asnaat Mohammed Al-Mohammed | A daughter Tahyat Mohammed Al-Mohammed| a daughter Ahmed Mohammed Al-Mohammed | A disabled son Amjad Mohammed Al-Mohammed | A son

From BBC News: Discussing the past tense few days, one of the Christian residents told me that Qusayr still had Christians who supported the uprising. About a dozen attended the big Friday protest. In solidarity with them, the entire demonstration walked off when some at the front grabbed the microphone and started shouting Salafi (Islamist) slogans. Everyone felt the town had come close to tipping over into serious sectarian bloodletting that week. Is that the future for Syria? Much depends on the character of the FSA. All of the fighters we met were Sunni. Perhaps that does not matter. The commander near Qusayr told me they were fighting for all of Syria’s religions and sects: Christian, Muslim, Alawite, Sunni, Druze, Shia. “We are experiencing freedom for the first time,” said Maj Ahmad Yaya. But his next words left no doubt, either, that for many, this is a religious – and Islamic – struggle against the secular Baath regime. “For the first time,” he went on, “we are able to proclaim the word of God throughout this land.” The official doctrine of the FSA is that it is there only to protect the unarmed demonstrators. In practice, the FSA is waging an escalating guerrilla war. We followed Maj Yaya’s group of fighters as they attacked an army base near the town. The attack was big, more than 60 men. In contrast to the fighters in Libya, they were trained, disciplined and followed a plan. One man said his brother was still serving in the area. “What if he was in the base …