Dancing in Damascus as the country burns: Clubbers who are still enjoying life despite Syria’s civil war
Via WiscoDave
Around a dozen nightclubs remain open to revellers in the Syrian capital
Others enjoy nights out at salsa classes or Arabic karaoke nights
The 30-month-old civil war is estimated to have killed around 100,000 so farWhen night falls in Damascus, these days most people lock themselves fearfully in their homes.
But a few still venture out, on a mission to drown out the thunder of artillery fire with the boom of dance music.
Though
shells are raining down on suspected rebel positions in suburbs just a
few miles away, these determined revellers head to the Syrian capital's
night clubs to try to forget the war on their doorstep.
Is it just me missing something or are there only GUYS in that photo?
ReplyDeleteMust be the Blue Oyster Bar, Damascus branch.
I see one girl on the left and there are others at the link.
DeleteAhh, gotcha Brock, I see them now. It was the beards that threw me off ;)
Delete:) Well there definitely are more men, but I imagine that would be normal in Syria.
DeleteHad a friend that went on a trip to Egypt a few years back- they guide gave advice that wasn't followed and a person in the group ended up sodomizing a gay Egyptian in drag - he went home early after he was caught. Not sure even there how can you not know pink vs brown eye? I guess only Obama knows..
ReplyDeleteJust wonderful.........
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