Please spread the Word http://www.facebook.com/pages/ywm-alghdb-alswry/147151028676674?ref=nf The "Popular Action" page, with 1,000 members http://www.facebook.com/pages/nhw-hrak-shby-fy-swryt-ywm-alghdb-5-shbat-2011/... Page titled "Syrian Revolution against Bashar Al-Assad" http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=136763013004194#!/Syrian.Revolution Calls to join the "Day of Rage" Facebook groups and participate in the protests were also spread via Twitter: Twitter account dedicated to Syrian Day of Rage: http://twitter.com/AngrySyriaDay Special Facebook pages have also been created for users to confirm their participation in the protests. For example, a page titled "Syrian Day of Rage – Popular Action in Syria," calling for demonstrations in Syria and abroad, includes 127 confirmations, and a page advertising a planned demonstration in Sa'd Allah Al-Jabiri Square in Aleppo has 194 confirmations. "Popular Action" page, with 127 confirmations http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=175308452510885#!/event.php?eid=149985825055327 Page dedicated to demonstration in Aleppo, with 194 confirmations http://www.facebook.com/pages/dd-wqft-5-shbat-w-dd-ywm-alghdb-alswry-w-swrya-...!/event.php?eid=175308452510885 Communiqué Circulated on Facebook: The Day of Rage – an Apolitical Protest to Transform Our Bitter Situation A communiqué posted on various Facebook pages and websites, titled "Syrian Day of Rage on February 5, 2011," stated: "The protests staged by the other Arab peoples were not motivated by a will greater than our own or [enabled by] capabilities greater [than our own]. The regimes [in Egypt and Tunisia] are no less cruel and violent than the regime in our country, but the [Egyptian and Tunisian] people raised the banner of liberty and honor, and stuck to their course. The Syrian Day of Rage is a national call that has nothing to do with any particular political bloc or stream. It [expresses] the will of the people, which aspires to freedom and wishes to rise up against its bitter situation and transform the poor economic situation that is deteriorating from day to day." The Facebook pages called to spread the communiqué on as many sites and platforms as possible. The communiqué http://www.facebook.com/pages/ywm-alghdb-alswry/147151028676674 Ad calling for demonstrations: "On Saturday, February 5, [Protest] throughout Syria, in every street, against oppression and corruption" http://www.facebook.com/pages/ywm-alghdb-alswry/147151028676674?ref=nf#!/photo.php?fbid=147362948655482&set=a.147230262002084.27852.147151028676674 Day of Rage Profile Picture As in previous protest campaigns, many Facebook users adopted the special profile picture designed for the occasion, consisting of the Syrian flag and the legend "Syrian Day of Rage – February 5, 2011." "Day of Rage" profile picture http://www.facebook.com/pages/ywm-alghdb-alswry/147151028676674?ref=nf#!/photo.php?fbid=147230265335417&set=a.147230262002084.27852.147151028676674 Numerous members use the special profile picture:
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