11th August, 2012
Rally in support of Syria organized by the Syrian Youth in Britain, rejection of new EU sanctions, continued FSA terrorism and soidarity with the people of Syria.
1pm to 4.30pm, Syrian embassy, London
Posted by seumasach on August 11, 2012
11th August, 2012
Rally in support of Syria organized by the Syrian Youth in Britain, rejection of new EU sanctions, continued FSA terrorism and soidarity with the people of Syria.
1pm to 4.30pm, Syrian embassy, London
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Posted by seumasach on August 10, 2012
1st August, 2012
MBABANE – Taiwanese legislators ordered the removal of 1 500 mobile phone masts stating that homes and schools must not be exposed to the risk of radiation.
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Posted by seumasach on August 10, 2012
5th august, 2012
Accurately described as bigots and hooligans, the 3 member musical band known as “Pussy Riot” is now on trial for “hooliganism motivated by religious hatred.” This came after they burst into a church in Moscow, disturbing the peace while mocking the beliefs of practitioners in an attempt to protest against Russian President Vladimir Putin. Had skinheads done something similar in a synagogue in the West, surely they’d have long ago paid steep fines and begun their lengthy jail sentences for “public insults based on origin, religious affiliation, race or ethnicity” (and here).
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Posted by seumasach on August 10, 2012
9th August, 2012
On 7 August 2012, following a meeting with the Foreign Minister of South Africa, Maite Nkoana-Mashabane, Hillary Clinton who was asked about the situation in Syria had this to say:
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Posted by seumasach on August 10, 2012
Thierry Meyssan
9th August, 2012
La presse occidentale décrit l’« Armée syrienne libre » comme une organisation sunnite conservatrice, par opposition à Al-Qaeda (et sa branche locale le Front de soutien au Peuple du Levant) qui serait, elle et uniquement elle, extrémiste.
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Posted by seumasach on August 10, 2012
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Posted by seumasach on August 10, 2012
10th August, 2012
The leader of Turkey’s Felicity Party, Mustafa Kamalak, has warned that his country is the main target of the campaign against neighboring Syria.
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Posted by seumasach on August 9, 2012
9th August, 2012
The UK’s biggest trade deficit since modern records began 15 years ago prompted calls last night for the government to provide more help for exporters struggling to cope with weakening global demand for their products.
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Posted by seumasach on August 9, 2012
7th August, 2012
For all those pundits in our strategic community who religiously take the word from the Council of Foreign Relations in New York as the Bhagavad Gita, this must come as a terrible shock — an argumentative piece by a senior fellow of the CFR justifying the logic of using the Salafist fighters as instrument of US policy to bring about ‘regime change’ in Syria. The argument runs like this:
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Posted by seumasach on August 9, 2012
9th August, 2012
Both Russia and China have decided to move on with life and leave the Syrian killing fields open to the brave lads — or idiots, depending on how you look at life — from Turkey, United States, Saudi Arabia and Qatar. The Russian and Chinese assessments are strikingly similar, namely, that a civil war has commenced in right earnest and the outcome of it, if at all, will only be known in the fulness of time.
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Posted by seumasach on August 9, 2012
Kaveh Afrasiabi
10th August, 2012
August is a crucial month in Iran’s diplomatic calendar for 2012. If it plays its cards right, Tehran could see big dividends for its counter-sanction and regional strategies.
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