Beautiful bike…
September 30, 2009
January 11, 2009
Thousands in Paris protest Gaza violence
Scores of marches were held across France, the biggest of them in the capital, where policeestimated 30,000 people took part. Paris police scuffled with a small group toward the end.
January 9, 2009
Gaza UN
JERUSALEM – The U.N. suspended food deliveries to Gaza and the Red Cross accused Israel of blocking medical assistance after forces fired on aid workers, killing two, as the threat of a wider conflict emerged with Lebanon. With violence unabated in Gaza, key Arab nations and Western powers reached an agreement Thursday on a proposed U.N. resolution calling for an immediate and durable cease-fire between the two sides and moved for a vote late Thursday night.
Israel and Hamas are not party to the agreement and it will be up to them to stop their military activities. But the resolution — which would allow for the opening of border crossings to Gaza — was supported by the United States, Israel’s closest ally, and Arab nations with close ties to Hamas.
AP
January 8, 2009
War Crime
A Palestinian woman reacts over relatives moments after they were killed in an Israeli missile strike outside their home in Beit Lahiya, northern Gaza Strip,Thursday, Jan. 8, 2009. Five Palestinians were killed in the strike. (AP Photo/Khalil Hamra)
In Gaza City’s Zeitoun neighborhood, where the international Red Cross said it found four small children alive next to their mothers’ bodies in the rubble of a home hit by Israeli shelling. The neutral aid group says a total of 15 dead were recovered from two houses in the Zeitoun neighborhood of Gaza City.
January 6, 2009
Israel shells near UN school, killing at least 30
The civilian death toll in Gaza increased dramatically today, with reports of more than 40 Palestinians killed after missiles exploded outside a UN school where hundreds of people were sheltering from the continuing Israeli offensive. Two Israeli tank shells struck the school in Jabaliya refugee camp, spraying shrapnel on people inside and outside the building, according to news agency reports. The shelling Tuesday in the northern town of Jebaliya marked the second time in hours a U.N. school came under attack; three people were killed in an attack on another U.N. school in Gaza City on Monday night.
Refugees crowded both in a U.N. ran school and in the open around it were fired on by two tanks. It is not like they could not see who they were firing on. There have been widespread reports of concentrations of civilian refugees being fired upon openly in Gaza by Israeli forces, and of other refugee crowded schools being bombed or otherwise targeted. Since Israel had barred journalists from the strip for months, most war crimes unfolding in Gaza go unreported. In this one case there happened to be international observers and journalists present at the scene of this war crime.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/7814054.stm
June 11, 2007
Sarkozy drunk
The French President after a long discussion with Russian PresidentnPutine.
May 8, 2007
France looks to new Sarkozy era
Mr Sarkozy won a clear election victory over Socialist opponent Segolene Royal.
Mr Sarkozy has pledged to boost the economy by creating jobs.
Known as a divisive figure from his years as a strict interior minister, Mr Sarkozy appears intent on a tough approach to law and order.
Nevertheless, there were minor clashes with protesters in Paris and some other cities after the result was announced.
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May 4, 2007
Neocon Crusades – World According to Bush
Documentary(Part 1): Eyewitnesses, including former CIA officials, give their account on the radical White House fanatics who are running America into the ground, with virtual impunity.
Documentary(Part 2) Neocon Crusades – Who Pulls the Strings?
Documentary(Part 3) Neocon Crusades – Pin 9/11 on Iraq
Documentary(Part 4) White House CIA Leak – Story of Joseph Wilson
Oliver Stone directed new ad attacking Bush’s policy in Iraq
The Bush administration tries to call anyone who criticizes their policy in Iraq ‘anti-troop,’ but the interviews below show that ’supporting the troops’ does NOT mean supporting an endless war. The voices of these veterans and military families are missing from the debate in Washington. Together we can make sure they become a vital part of the national dialogue around ending the war.
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The two candidates in France’s presidential election…
Both candidates claimed victory in a fiery TV debate on Wednesday evening, their only face-off ahead of Sunday’s run-off election.
They clashed over employment, the economy and law and order.
The debate was watched by an estimated 23 million people, about half of the electorate, but neither candidate was thought to have landed a decisive blow, analysts say.
According to an opinion poll published on Thursday, 53% of voters found Mr Sarkozy more convincing than Ms Royal who scored 31%.
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