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category cork | anti-war / imperialism | news report author Thursday January 29, 2009 01:46author by gota hope - People against slaughter of inocents Report this post to the editors

It was a very wet and windy saterday, in cork . but despite this people were keen to express there outrage at the carnage being inflicted on a unarmed population in Gaza.
wet and windy but glad to  make a stand.daunt square
wet and windy but glad to make a stand.daunt square


Around 150 people of all ages met at Daunt sq, cork to express there outrage at the carnage in Gaza.
A carnage that somehow the Israeli media and propaganda machine justify as 'defensive'.How can the use of weapons of mass destruction being used on a civilian population be described as defensive........................................................
it cant! and every body knows.

so we marched down Patrick street , in terential rain and heavy gusts , and perhaps due to that and the on going and escalating situation in gaza we spontaniously entered the shopping center.
boycott israel, boycott israel ,
and freedom for palestine.

we were heard.
then after leaving merchnts key shoping center , marks and spencers
we continued to Tescos.by this point gards arrived
one over keen one arested
a very respectable and peaceful protestor.
so from there we headed to the garda station
.
and he was releasted without charges.
and of we went
satisfied that we had expressed ourselfes
and been heard.

if protests were llike this more ,
............................what a result?

into the shops
into the shops

marks and spensers , buisness not quite as usual.
marks and spensers , buisness not quite as usual.

an over keen garda.
an over keen garda.

picket outside  piggy station (sorry joke)
picket outside piggy station (sorry joke)

 #   Title   Author   Date 
   Gaza is not unarmed     maverick    Thu Jan 29, 2009 18:26 
   responding to mavrick     gota hope    Thu Jan 29, 2009 21:00 
   propaganda comes from both sides in any conflict     maverick    Fri Jan 30, 2009 12:51 
   On one side propaganda, on the other side dead kids     David L    Mon Feb 02, 2009 19:34 


 
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