One activist's chronicle of daily hell in Syria

This artical basicly describes the conditions in Syria- through the eyes of a citizen. He explains the horrid living conditions and the constant fear of  their building being hit by a bomb, or trying to flee and being shot in the process.

"If we get the airplanes here, bombard the regime. We want someone to do something about this. We're going to get killed. I'm sure I'll get killed tomorrow if the army gets in here. No one's doing anything about this. We don't want the monitors or the Arab League. They are going to do nothing about this. We want the U.N. to interfere, the U.N. to do something."

These people have barely enough food and water, and not even close to enough doctors for the wounded and sick.

http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2012/02/09/one-activists-chronicle-of-daily-hell-in-syria/?hpt=wo_c1