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international / animal rights / event notice Tuesday January 24, 2012 21:01 by meat-abolition.org
international / anti-war / imperialism / other press Tuesday January 24, 2012 14:34 by pat c  1 comment (last - wednesday january 25, 2012 06:19)
Effectively the EU have declared War on Iran. Sanctions are War by other means. There is now a risk of confrontation between Iran and the Imperialists in the Gulf of Hormuz. There is only one side to be on in such a confrontation: Sink the US ships! Sink the UK ships!
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European Union (EU) foreign ministers meeting in Brussels yesterday imposed far-reaching economic sanctions on Iran, including an embargo on Iranian oil imports that will come into full force in July. The embargo is an act of economic war that heightens the danger of a slide into military hostilities in the Persian Gulf. read full story / add a comment
international / anti-capitalism / other press Tuesday January 24, 2012 14:22 by pat c
The Romanian people fight back against austerity. The Irish could learn a few lessons from them. Full text at link.
As protests in Romania enter their second week, workers are facing increased pressure and threats from the ruling elite. The first demonstrations were triggered by the forced resignation of Dr. Arafat, a member of government who had publicly opposed a health care bill that would privatise the Romanian public health system. President Traian Basescu, who personally championed the bill, quickly tried to ease tensions by withdrawing it on Friday, January 13, the first day that demonstrators gathered in Bucharest to protest outside the Presidential Palace read full story / add a comment
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