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The Saker Indymedia Ireland is a volunteer-run non-commercial open publishing website for local and international news, opinion & analysis, press releases and events. Its main objective is to enable the public to participate in reporting and analysis of the news and other important events and aspects of our daily lives and thereby give a voice to people.
Public InquiryInterested in maladministration. Estd. 2005
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 Sunday December 08, 2002 16:25 by iosaf in the spirit of Punky Churchill. - the punky Churchill fan club. us at our dot net everywhere transantional and as free as the $.
 what´s going on like. well lots is going on. Yes the preliminary report is on it´s way. "Nous savons qu'un rapport doit être transféré sur le vol Lufthansa LH404 de 17 h 05 locales (16 h 05 GMT) à destination de New York", a déclaré ce porte-parole, sans être en mesure de confirmer que des inspecteurs de l'ONU accompagnaient le document. Yes Iraq. http://colombia.indymedia.org/news/2002/12/589.php we know lots is happening in Venezuela coz the interested neighbours in Colombia are telling us. Gallizia. Now incidently the submarine (leased from the French with black dolphin logo is also giving loads of data). There are thousands of volunteers on the beaches with proper protection and the TV is showing the navy getting involved now with proper protectin and that great sign of Western Civilisation´s ability to protect and serve. oh look more paper and data from Iraq to the US sorry UN. it´s all in french. http://www.lemonde.fr/article/0,5987,3218--301335-,00.html oh those venezuelans. shannon have in any flights from Iraq?¿?¿?¿? reuters teh Amercian news on the flights: At the same time as Iraq's arms dossier was handed over to U.N. inspectors in Baghdad Saturday, Saddam apologized for his country's 1990-1991 occupation of his oil-rich neighbor Kuwait. In his letter, however, he blamed Kuwait's leadership for precipitating the invasion. Kuwait rejected the apology and accused Saddam of using it as a pretext to incite attacks against U.S. troops currently training in the Gulf Arab state. now check out the British response: "None of them have been accurate or full disclosures. Normally, they have been a pack of lies." oh matilda..... oh dear don´t they know he´s shitting it? President Bush, who threatened war if Washington judges Baghdad has deceived the world, said on Saturday that the Iraqi declaration would be studied carefully. OH GOD it´s him. Well Mr Bush, I stood below Punky Churchill and watched indymedia activists walk through an impromptu garden built with haste yet care in front of "the mother of Parliaments" and I thought to myself, Isn´t it comforting to know neither Mr Bush nor Mr Hassein probably wouldn´t have a notion what it was we realised we had. And we still have it. and there is today and yesterday as sometimes it seems eternity. peace=siochain=shalom=saleem |
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With British and French help, and a US navy within helicopter shuttle distance but still off the visible horizon - EU citizens (and a few hangers-on) are going to Cyprus from Lebanon.
The image attached shows you the acession celebratory stamp issued by the regime of Bertie Ahern and Co. to welcome all those extra states into our Union. States like Cyprus. But the Irish postage people didn't put Cyprus in, they just moved Crete into the position Cyprus normally is.
Lebanon hasn't moved since Irish peace keepers were last deployed there. Like Cyprus & Ireland, the land of the Cedar tree is pretty much where it used to be. But Irish people have more fun stuff to take their minds off it.
The EU people in their orderly and patient queue out of Lebanon are not all going to find jobs, homes or even a decent night out in Cyprus. That wasn't planned for. But they will feel they are walking in historic footsteps as Lakuna saw the last internationally reputable and independent and tippy toppy qualified weapons inspectors pf the International IAEI atomic division touched down at 16 h10 local time : 14 h 10 GMT on route to Vienna from Iraq on the 8th of December 2003. They didn't say Iraq or anyone else in teh Middle East had or were building nuclear weapons. No-one wanted to hear that which is why they were all asked to write letters of resignation, and we never heard from them again.
Or they could be lefties and merely think the CIA ahs been accused of rendition through that very airport - & we never heard from them again either.
Nothing to do with Cyprus though.
Nor Lebanon.
This comment is just meant to use contemporary Irish Design & Foreign Policy Culture to drive home a point. All the Irish were not "got out" of Lebanon. Will they skip the queue too?
The 25 state accession stamp of Bertie's EU presidency - swapped Crete for Cyprus & left the balkans and Lebanon out.