Agóid i gCoinne Aersheó na Gaillimhe

by Séainín Mon Jul 07, 2003 02:10

Faigh saol duit féin a bhréanthufóigín lofa agus ná bí ag cur isteach ar dhaoine atá ag iarraidh lá saoire taitneamhach a bhaint amach dóibh féin.

Nach bhfuil anam nimheach agat.

by Justin Morahan - Peace People Mon Jul 07, 2003 11:02

Molaim sibh a chairde.
Nóta do Sheainín: A mhalairt ar fad atá fIor. Anam uasal, cróga atá igceist anseo.
Nach uafásach an rud é, a Sheainín, gur féidir leat a bheith chomh maslaitheach i dhá theanga. Scrúdaigh d'anam féin. Cén fáth a bhfuil tú de shíor ag baint úsáid as an Idilíne chun maslaí den saghas is gránna a chaitheamh in aghaidh muintir na síochána?
Ba mhaith liom go mór labhairt leat go pearsanta mar creidim go bhfuil rud éigin ag cur as duit, nach droch-dhuine thú, agus dá dtuigfeadh tú i gceart an fáth atá taobh thiar de na hagóidí seo go léir go mbeadh tú níos tuisciní agus - cá bhfios? - b'fhéidir ar thaobh na n-agóidí.

by James McKenna Mon Jul 07, 2003 11:35

Seo cuid den obair a dhean an A-10 in Iraq.

Sunday July 6, 2003
The Observer

It was Rahad's turn to hide. The nine-year-old girl found a good place to conceal herself from her playmates, the game of hide and seek having lasted some two hours along a quiet residential street in the town of Fallujah, on the banks of the Euphrates. But while Rahad crouched behind the wall of a neighbour's house, someone else - not playing the game - had spotted her, and her friends; someone above. The pilot of an American A-10 'tank-buster' aircraft, hovering in a figure of eight. He was flying an airborne weapon equipped with some of the most advanced and accurate equipment for 'precision target recognition' in the Pentagon's arsenal. And at 5.30pm on 29 March, he launched his weapon at the street scene below.
The 'daisy-cutter' bounced and exploded a few feet above ground, blasting red-hot shrapnel into the walls not of a tank but of houses. Rahad Septi and 10 other children lost their lives; another 12 were injured. Three adults were also killed.

by iosaf Mon Jul 07, 2003 15:11

gurbh maith agaibh! Beir bua!

by Blue Block Mon Jul 07, 2003 19:23

The A 10 does not fire the daisy cutter. It is dropped from a C130..
It does not bounce...

by Seáinín Tue Jul 08, 2003 02:56

agus na daoine i bhíonn i mbun agóid. Chonaic me bhur leithead ag freastal ar an Ollscoil agus is fuath liom sibh. Níl splanc céille agaibh, ní chaitheann sibh nóiméad ag cíoradh an cheist ach bheith amuigh ag screadadh in aghaidh an 'establishment' mar a cheapann sibh é.

D'anam don diabhal a mhac agus gach cumannach nimheach in éineacht leat go hIfreann fuar libh.

by Justin Morahan Tue Jul 08, 2003 09:42

Cead cainnte agat labhairt mar sin - go hanathnaid, ár ndó.

by mr. aggro Tue Jul 08, 2003 23:57

Oh we have the cut of your gib alright Mr. Shauneen ... the way you're blatherin away there you sound like wan of dem fellas up in the pseudo-Gaeltacht of Erris drawin the easy money from the State for the ould coopla fogal when th'inspector comes around ..... and then the cheel of ya soundin' off about the "commies" - the bleddy hypocrisy of it ya subsidised toe-rag .....

If they cut out dem bleddy pseudo-Gaeltacht grants and ye fellas had to work for a livin' by Christ ye'd soon come to yeer senses ....

by Seáinín Thu Jul 10, 2003 04:10

That wasn't very nice. :-(