Alternative way to keep up on events in Syria

I have been watching various news channels, reading, of course here on ATS, However, I have recently started getting on the RSOE site every day, to see if there are any new happenings over there.

The RSOE site today stated that someone dropped a "napalm" like bomb in a school yard in Syria. Yesterday morning. And a lot of people were hurt. I would link to it, but I am copy and paste challenged......not a cop out, just a fact. So if anyone can put a link here, I'd appreciate it.

I have my own thoughts on the situation, but, I believe that that belongs in the rant category.

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hisz.rsoe.hu...

There you go.

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Thank you Chamberf, IMO, It would be a better news source that anything we see here on tv. Considering that it is based in Budapest Hungary, It, to me would be unbiased. Just my opinion. Thank you again.....


I'm really surprised that this new development isn't on the first ten threads on here.

Non-categorized event in Syria on Friday, 30 August, 2013 at 07:11 (07:11 AM) UTC.

Description Incendiary bomb in northern Syria kills more than 10 children and leaves others horrifically burnt. Footage has emerged of a horrific incident in northern Syria which reportedly shows the aftermath of an incendiary bomb being dropped on a school playground, leaving scores of children with napalm-like burns over their bodies. Witnesses told a team from the BBC's Panorama programme that a fighter jet had repeatedly flown overhead, as if searching for a target, before dropping the bomb. The attack killed more than 10 pupils and left many more seriously injured, the BBC said. Footage showed adults and children, their clothes burned from their bodies, being treated on the floor of a basic hospital. Many had burns to more than 50% of their bodies, it was claimed. Many were badly burned, shaking uncontrollably and left caked in a white substance, injuries which the BBC said suggested the bomb contained something like napalm or thermite.

In RSOE there is exclamation mark next to each incident.. through that you can enter in page where you find description of what happened etc.

This is another source of information (real-time streaming tweets) for the Syria topic. Also has a topic cloud and photo gallary streamer for real-time images. www.earthtrace.com...

Its kind of new and in testing... concept really. Let me know if you like it or find it valuable at all.

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That site is interesting in that it shows the trends, but it doesn't give much detail or specifics.

For instance I saw a tweet saying "I'm going for a walk".