You live among people, do you not hear the groans of the hungry?
Don't you hear citizens' complaints about high prices and unemployment?
Don't you see the masses of young people dreaming of a job opportunity, while the regime has repelled their hope and deprived them of job opportunities because of its corruption and the economic crises it produces and is unable to address?
The fiji water that Damascus has been drinking from forever is sold and the citizens are left with turbid well water
Didn't it catch your attention that the homes of the poor were being demolished without providing an alternative for their housing, so that they would spread out in the open and turn their properties into areas for the regime's people to invest in?
Have you wondered about the reasons for the stagnation of development, the decline in state resources, and the inability to solve economic and livelihood crises?
The regime has taken decisions in the economic field that provide the opportunity for the ruling family and its partners to control the country’s resources and the state’s economic and administrative institutions without taking into account the impact of this on the overwhelming majority of workers, farmers, small earners, and the rest of the middle class.
Don’t you know that granting Rami Makhlouf privileges whose resources flowed into the state treasury and were transferred to accounts outside the country? These privileges include cell phones, free markets, buying land at cheap prices from municipalities and the state, dominating ports, and imposing commissions on foreign companies operating in Syria, including oil companies and companies contracting to build generating stations. electricity
