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దేశగతిని మార్చేసిన 14 ఏళ్ల బాలుడు.. ఒక్క స్లోగన్‌తో 50 ఏళ్ల రాచరికానికి చెక్

Syria: సిరియాలో అంతర్యుద్ధం ముగిసింది. దాదాపు 50 ఏళ్ల పాటు నిరంతరాయంగా సాగిన అసద్ కుటుంబ పాలనకు చెక్ పడింది. అయితే ఈ పాలన అంతానికి ఒక 14 ఏళ్ల కుర్రాడు బీజం వేయడం గమనార్హం.

సిరియాలో అంతర్యుద్ధం ముగిసింది. దాదాపు 50 ఏళ్ల పాటు నిరంతరాయంగా సాగిన అసద్ కుటుంబ పాలనకు చెక్ పడింది. అయితే ఈ పాలన అంతానికి ఒక 14 ఏళ్ల బాలుడు బీజం వేయడం గమనార్హం. సుమారు 13 ఏళ్ల కింద ఆ కుర్రాడు ఇచ్చిన ఓ నినాదం స్ఫూర్తితో లక్షలాది మంది పోరాడారు. ఆ స్లోగన్ ఇన్‌స్పిరేషన్‌తో నియంతృత్వ పాలనకు చరమగీతం పాడారు అక్కడి ప్రజలు. ఇంతకీ ఎవరా బాలుడు? సిరియా స్థితిగతుల్ని అతడు ఎలా మార్చాడు? అతడు ఇచ్చిన నినాదం ఏంటి? అనేది ఇప్పుడు చూద్దాం..

అక్షరాలు మార్చేశాయ్

2011 సంవత్సరంలో మొదలైన అరబ్ స్ప్రింగ్ తిరుగుబాటు తీవ్రతను పాలకుడు అసద్ గుర్తించలేదు. అప్పట్లో నివురు గప్పిన నిప్పులా ఉన్న ఆ తీవ్రత కాస్తా దశాబ్ద కాలానికి ఉగ్రరూపం దాల్చింది. దీంతో ప్రాణాలు అరచేతిలో పెట్టుకొని దేశం విడిచి పారిపోయాడు. అయితే దీనంతటికీ 2010-11లో జరిగిన ఒక ఘటనే కారణం. ఆ ఏడాది ట్యునీషియాలో ఒక వీధి వ్యాపారితో ఓ అధికారి దురుసుగా ప్రవర్తించాడు. ఆ వ్యాపారి సూసైడ్ చేసుకున్నాడు. దీంతో ప్రజల ఆందోళనలు మొదలై నియంత అసద్‌ను గద్దె దించే వరకు సాగాయి. 2011 ఫిబ్రవరి 26న 14 ఏళ్ల మౌవియా సియాస్నే అనే బాలుడు ఒక రోజు స్కూల్ గోడ మీద ‘ఎజాక్ ఎల్ దూర్ యు డాక్టర్’ అని పెద్ద అక్షరాలతో రాశాడు.

13 ఏళ్లు అంతర్యుద్ధం

మౌవియా సియాస్నే రాసిన వ్యాఖ్యకు ‘ఇప్పుడు నీ వంతు వచ్చింది’ అనేది అర్థం. ఈ రాతలు అతడు ఆవేశంలో, బాధలో రాసినవి. తక్కువ సమయంలోనే అవి దేశాన్ని మార్చేశాయి. ఈ రాత విషయం అసద్ అనుచరులకు తెలియడంతో అక్కడ ఉన్న దాదాపు 20 మంది పిల్లల్ని దళాలు బంధించి తీసుకెళ్లాయి. ఆ పిల్లల్ని నిర్బంధించి చిత్రహింసలకు గురిచేశారు. పిల్లల పేరెంట్స్ ఎంత మొత్తుకున్నా కనికరించలేదు. దీంతో ప్రజలు వీధుల్లోకి వచ్చి ఆందోళనలకు దిగారు. వారిని జైళ్లలో వేయడంతో దేశం అట్టుడికిపోయింది. చివరకు 26 రోజుల తర్వాత ఆ పిల్లల్ని విడిచిపెట్టారు. అప్పటి నుంచి ఫ్రీ సిరియా ఆర్మీగా ఏర్పడి అసద్‌ కుటుంబంపై పోరాటానికి దిగాయి. దాదాపు 13 ఏళ్ల పాటు జరిగిన అంతర్యుద్ధం తర్వాత ఎట్టకేలకు నియంత పాలన నుంచి సిరియాకు విముక్తి లభించింది.

Profit From Free Ads Review: Is It Really Worth Your Time and Money?

Profit From Free Ads Review: Is It Really Worth Your Time and Money? If you're looking for a way to earn income through online advertising, you might have come across Profit From Free Ads (PFFA). This platform promises big commissions, solo ad opportunities, and a chance to build an email list—all through a membership that offers various ad packs. But is it really worth the hype? Let’s break down how it works, the benefits, the risks, and whether it’s a solid investment for your business. What is Profit From Free Ads? At its core, Profit From Free Ads is an online advertising platform designed to help users promote their business through solo ads, banner ads, and more. PFFA lets you purchase different ad packs, each offering a mix of advertising tools and potential income opportunities. It also boasts a large user base, which could offer a significant audience for your ads. How Does PFFA Work? PFFA offers seven different ad packs, each with increasing benefits and costs. The idea is that as you level up by purchasing higher-tier packs, you unlock more advertising opportunities, better commissions, and more views for your ads. Here’s a quick rundown of how it works: Free Membership: With a free account, you can collect ad credits to promote limited text and banner ads. However, you can't send solo ads, earn commissions, or recruit new members to earn money from their ad pack purchases. Paid Membership: When you upgrade to a paid membership, the benefits really start to roll in. Depending on the tier you choose, you can: Send Solo Ads: Paid members can send solo ads to the entire PFFA network and to their personal sign-ups. Earn Commissions: You’ll earn commissions for each ad pack sale, with higher-tier packs offering better rates. Get Ad Views: The higher your pack, the more views your text and banner ads will get. Give Away Ad Credits: Higher-level members can give away unlimited free ad credits to encourage new sign-ups and grow their list. Each ad pack includes all the benefits of the lower-tier packs, so upgrading gives you access to even more perks. PFFA Ad Pack Options Here’s where things get interesting. PFFA has seven ad packs to choose from. The more you invest, the more benefits you get, including: More text and banner ads More ad views for your campaigns More solo ad opportunities Higher commission rates on ad pack sales More valuable ad credits to give away Each pack builds on the previous one, so higher-tier memberships can help you take your advertising to the next level. But remember, this also means you’re paying more upfront for the added perks. Is PFFA Legitimate? While Profit From Free Ads isn’t technically an MLM (Multi-Level Marketing) program, its structure can feel a bit MLM-like. Here’s why: You earn commissions by selling ad packs to other users, and part of your success depends on recruiting new members who will also buy ad packs. While the platform doesn’t officially call it an MLM, the commission structure does rely heavily on recruitment, which is a hallmark of MLM-style businesses. The Pros and Cons of PFFA Like any platform, PFFA has its upsides and downsides. Let’s take a look at both. Pros: High Earnings Potential: With commission rates reaching up to $584.50 per sale on higher-tier ad packs, there’s a lot of money to be made if you’re successful. Exposure to a Large Audience: PFFA boasts a sizable membership base, which could give your ads significant exposure. Solo Ad Opportunities: Paid members can send solo ads to the entire PFFA network, which could help drive more traffic to your offers. List Building: By giving away free ad credits, you can encourage new sign-ups and grow your email list. Cons: High Membership Costs: While there’s a free membership, it’s pretty limited. The paid memberships can get pricey, especially the higher-tier packs. MLM-Like Structure: The focus on recruiting new members to earn commissions raises some red flags for those wary of MLMs. No Guarantees of Success: As with any online business, your success with PFFA depends on a lot of factors—your marketing skills, the quality of your offers, and how well you promote the platform. What Do Users Say About PFFA? PFFA features testimonials from users who claim to have had positive experiences. Many report success with getting more sign-ups, boosting their business, and seeing an increase in their advertising effectiveness. However, it's important to remember that testimonials are often subjective. What works for one person might not work for another. Success in this platform depends largely on how well you execute your marketing efforts. Conclusion: Is PFFA Worth It? So, is Profit From Free Ads worth your time and money? It could be—if you’re comfortable with its structure and ready to invest in higher-tier ad packs to unlock the full potential of the platform. While the opportunity to earn substantial commissions and advertise to a large audience is real, there are a few things to consider first: The cost of membership can be steep, especially at the higher levels. The platform’s MLM-like structure might not appeal to everyone. Success isn’t guaranteed, and you'll need to put in solid effort to see real results. Before jumping in, it’s important to weigh the potential rewards against the risks. Do your research, understand what you’re getting into, and decide if this aligns with your business goals. If you’re ready to dive in, PFFA could offer you some exciting opportunities to boost your online advertising and build an email list—just make sure you’re clear on the costs and expectations.

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'I worry every second': Mother of only British hostage in Gaza fears for her life

Mandy Damari tells the BBC she is increasingly concerned for her daughter Emily, who has been held for more than 400 days.

Tragedy chanting arrests at Liverpool v Man City

Police say nine men were arrested at the Liverpool vs Manchester City game on Sunday at Anfield.

Fianna Fáil emerges as largest party in Irish election

The party has won 48 seats, with Sinn Féin second on 39 and Fine Gael third on 38.

Starmer: UK does not need to choose between US and EU

The PM says he will follow Attlee and Churchill in supporting allies, including Ukraine.

Israel strikes Lebanon as Hezbollah targets military post

Both sides accuse each other of violating last week's ceasefire aimed at ending 13 months of conflict.

Georgia’s moment of truth: Protesters demand Western path not Russian past

The ruling party denies any Russian link, but its actions raise questions about Georgia's path to the EU.

Ex-spy Skripal was a 'sitting duck', inquiry told

The final day of evidence in public hears more about the Novichok nerve agent attack.

Gregg Wallace apologises for 'middle-class women' comment

And, President Biden pardons son Hunter.

Queen Camilla to miss start of Qatari state visit after chest infection

A Palace source says the infection Queen Camilla has had in recent weeks is lingering, leaving her with diminished reserves of energy.

She fled Israeli bombing four times. It still found her

Rihab Faour's long journey to safety, from her small village in southern Lebanon, ended in the death of her young family.

Losing your mind looking at memes? The dictionary has a word for that

The term captures concerns about the impact of consuming excessive amounts of low-quality online content.

Bowen: Syria's rebel offensive is astonishing - but don't write off Assad

The country's president has already shown he is prepared to go to brutal lengths to save his regime.

How Liverpool mixed best of Klopp & Slot to beat Man City

Liverpool's perfect mix and match of Jurgen Klopp's heavy metal and Arne Slot's symphony destroyed Manchester City, writes Phil McNulty.

Gregg Wallace accusers criticise his response to allegations

The TV presenter earlier branded his accusers a "handful of middle-class women of a certain age".

'Hundreds of millions' - Ecclestone to sell car collection

Former Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone is to sell his collection of race cars driven by motorsport legends including Michael Schumacher, Niki Lauda and Nelson Piquet.