Intro: "Syrian security forces have opened fire on anti-government protesters in the city of Sanamin near Daraa, killing at least 20 people, according to one witness. 'There are more than 20 martyrs.... they [security forces] opened fire haphazardly,' the witness told Al Jazeera."
Syrians gather outside the main courthouse in Deraa, which was set on fire by demonstrators demanding freedom and an end to corruption, 03/25/11. (photo: Khaled al-Hariri/Reuters)
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In a statement on Saturday, the coalition said that it was investigating the incident, but did not release the number of dead and wounded.
Nato said the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) had called in an air attack on the two vehicles believing them to be carrying a Taliban leader and his associates, but later discovered they were transporting civilians... USA - it is sick to invade another country and kill civilians.
And as Syria goes - when will Israel return Golan Heights?
Today protestors were beaten back in the streets of Great Britain. Please oh please miss Big Ben and Westminster Abbey when we start bombing there.
It the poor. children and women that always pays with blood, don't it?
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