CALL WHITE HOUSE INITIATIVE FOR SYRIA: Daily White House Call Initiative for Syria

Action:

Take no more than two minutes of your daily schedule to call the White House Comments line.

Message:

Express your concern about the situation in Syria and ask for President Obama to tell Bashar to leave so democracy can flourish in Syria.

Tell White House the World cannot standby idly while massacres and human rights violations are happening in Syria on a daily basis.

CALL 1-202-456-1111

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If you believe in the following expression;

"If All that is required for evil to prevail is for good people to do NOTHING”,

help us stop Syrian Regime's crimes by acting now.

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"Syria Twitter Trend Coalition"

STTC

Freedom For Syria

If contacting by phone, use these guidelines :

1. Please Contact by phone several times and in a frequency of once a day. But if you are very busy individual, then at least once or twice a week.

2. Be polite but assertive.

3. Use combination of these following sentences if using phone or on-line or by sending letter:

The Syrian Security forces have violated the basic human rights of its Citizens. Massive, beatings, mass arrests, tortures and murders were committed.
Has not allowed independent news network into the country.
The Regime has not allowed passage for Independent UN team to investigate incidents of mass killings claimed by the opposition in Dara’a.
Blocked entrance for Red Cross and other humanitarian aid organizations.
Total and roll-out of Internet access Blackouts.
Total and roll-out electricity supply blackouts after cities besieged.
UN High Commissioner report on Syria states Bashar Al-Assad hasn't responded three times for fact finding inside Syria for the alleged killings . May 6th , May 20th , June 7th of 2011.
Obama publicly said longtime US ally Hosni Mubarak had to leave power on Feb. 1, eight days after the Egyptian uprising began. It took the president 18 days from the start of the Libyan uprising to say the same about long-time US antagonist Muammar Qaddafi. Why Not to Bashar Al-Assad. (see links below)