Syria: Netizens say the countdown has begun Bashar

This post is part of the special coverage of the protests in Syria 2011 .

Twitter is on fire with news about the beginning of the end for the Assad regime after an explosion occurred in Damascus which killed three members of the inner circle of President Bashar Al Assad.

Arwa Damon CNN reported:

@ ArwaCNN [in]: the Liberation Army ‬ ‪ # syria says the attack was triggered with a remote control explosive device installed inside the meeting room.

The Saudi expert Sultan Al Qassemi said:

@ SultanAlQassemi [in]: Syrian Baathists kill tyrants, children are dropping like flies today.

Syrian blogger Yazan Badran spoke of his suspicions:

@ Yazanbadran [in]: Something strange is happening. Is finally implementing a solution? # Syria Anyway, I hope you never rest in peace.

The Syrian The 47th needs evidence:

@ The47th [en]: Just one question, does anyone actually heard the explosion in Damascus? A friend of my called Rawda said he had not heard anything.

Lina BBC Sinjab tweeted:

@ BBCLinaSinjab [en]: Residents in the vicinity of the building said they did not hear any explosion or fire, nor have been wounded being moved ‪ # Syria

and added:

@ BBCLinaSinjab [in]: I walk around the building of national security and did not see any signs of explosions, there were no broken windows, no strong security presence ‪ ‬ ‪ # # Damascus Syria

And Rafif Jouejati asked first:

@ RafifJ [in]: internal Elimination of potential defectors? ‪ # Syria

He then announced:

@ RafifJ [en]: The system is completely confused. NOW go to protest, celebrate, sing, hoisted the flag and shout Independent: YALLA IR7AL AND Bashar [Let. Salt Bashar] ‪ # Syria

And then he added:

@ RafifJ [in]: Let people off the streets en masse: IS HAPPENING! Do not expect to remember this day in 20 years thinking they were silent. ‪ # Syria

This video , uploaded by eldoghem on YouTube, showing celebrations on the streets of Damascus after the attack:

Hiba Sarraj is awaiting news on a more important goal - Bashar Al Assad. She tweeted [ar]:

The Libyan Ismael gave this advice:

@ ChangeinLibya [en]: People, if the Syrian state television broadcast a documentary on how to care for your home and how to cook, know that it's over. @ LibyanStateTV ‪ # Libya

From Bahrain, Ali Al Saeed asks:

@ Alialsaeed [en]: The Arabs or have general or crazy religious psychopaths as leaders. ¿There is somewhere in between!?

And the Jordanian Ali Hasani A summary of the labels to follow events on Twitter:

@ _AHA [en]: Tags to follow what is going on: # Syria # DamascusBattle # Damascus # AssadEnd # AssadCountDown

This post is part of the special coverage of the protests in Syria 2011 .

Posted by Amira Al Hussaini · Translated by Elizabeth Rivera · View original post [en] · Comments (0)
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