Priceless
 

Most Syrians struggle to even read Arabic, much less have a clue about English.
So, how does a group of Syrian protest leaders create the most impact with their signs by having the standard 'Death To Americans', etc. slogans printed in English?

Answer: They simply hire an English speaking civilian to translate and write their statements in English.

Unfortunately, they were unaware the "civilian" insurance company employee hired for the job was a retired US Army sergeant. Obviously, pictures of the protest rally never made their way through the Arab TV network, but the results were 'Priceless'.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2132/...ed1c5b.jpg?v=0

I call Photoshop Shenanigans.

aye, phautauxshoppe

Yeah I posted this in the humor thread because I didn't think it was real, just a joke folks, likely in poor taste, but a joke none the less.

And no I'm not the creator, not that good with photo editing SW.

What were they actually protesting?

Well it's photo shopped so they could be doing anything. My guess is they're in line to audition for Syrian Idol.

LOL, drums should sound after that line...

All that Photoshop trouble and there is a typo in "anti". Tsk tsk.

you also missed bus fare...