Four Syrian women protest as brides in the Souk-- still remain missing

Shroud in wedding gowns and walking through the souk with signs calling for peace is apparently enough to make the Assad regime remove you from public eye; double standards on Free Speech; and Google shuts down Motorola in MENA.

Brides of Peace have disappeared since protesting the Assad regime.

Arab Saga [3]

Still no word on fate of Syria’s four bachelorettes

The fate and whereabouts of the four would-be “Brides in White” taken in by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s security agents in a Damascus souk last Wednesday remain unknown

Arab Crunch [4]

Congressmen Ask the FBI to Shut Down Hamas and The Mujahdeen Youth Movement Accounts on Twitter

This is a hypocritical move by those congressmen-- where is the freedom of speech? And why when it comes to insulting the prophet of God it is freedom of speech, but while tweeting a different opinion it is considered terroristic and should be banned?!

The Next Web ME [5]

Google shuts down dedicated Motorola Mobility sites for Asia, Europe, Middle East, and Africa

Soon after purchasing Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion, Google announced it would make deep cuts into the company’s staff, reducing headcount by some 4,000.

Jaraad [6]

The Thirteenth Amendment

The movie was amazing. I liked it but I am sure Americans would feel more than just enjoyment watching part of a great history in the making. The performance was outstanding by everyone.