Al-Qaman and surrounding areas
A dark war had occurred planned by Bashriyya's elite Fedayeen in occurance with their Muslim Brotherhood proxies.
Thousands of protestors took to the streets, many of them being accused by the local media of being Islamists, chants could be heard throughout the streets, as men marching with Palestinian flags and Black standard flags the marches were long and were massive anti-secular protests and advocated for Sharia law.
"We want Sharia, we want Osama, we want Jihad!" shouted one particularly radical protestor another followed him "Al-Qaman will be run by sharia, nothing else, the kuffar's laws have no meaning here."
In one bloc, a group of protestors harassed local women for not wearing a full veil, a few gays across the area were being beaten by groups of Islamists, and stores caught selling Alcohol were being burned down by violent Islamists with Molotov cocktails.
one group of protestors began to burn cars, others tossed rocks and Molotov cocktails at a court building burning it down, the violence began to get very unstable, protestors began to block roads causing problems in traffic, and were burning tires and dousing cloth in gasoline to stop traffic.
In one area local police would find themselves being ambushed by armed assailants and snipers using the roof tops for cover, many locals who are against the protests are blaming the Bashriyyans, claiming Nashid's intelligence agency is agitating the violence and trying to start a civil-war similar to the ones in Lebanon and Iraq.
the violence was agitated by an assortment of Muslim Brotherhood front groups, think tanks and NGOs, it was popularized by #HatayanSpring on twitter that spread among Islamist circles, it paid tribute to the Free Syrian Army, Hamas and other Muslim Brotherhood affiliated groups.
It was further agitated when a radical professor from Al-Qaman, had four his students attack local police using pipe-bombs, the police was forced to defend themselves and fired on the four students and the professor killing them. and it has caused massive protests to happen all over Al-Qaman.
Protestors began marching through-out the city, the day of rage had come.
