Iraq Newspaper Editor denied entry to ireland for scheduled IAWM Talk

by pc Tue Jun 08, 2004 18:12

?
is my first question

by dilseacht Tue Jun 08, 2004 18:57

dont understand

did he not foresee that a visa would be needed????

bit conspiratorial to drag this incident into the realm of big bad state oppression????

by iosaf Tue Jun 08, 2004 19:48

get a web cam.
borrow a PC monitor.
fo a link with him.
or else fly him to Northern Ireland someone drive him to the border.
If the place an exclusion order on him from within the UK so that he may not enter NI all the better agit-prop.
You surely can find a cheap flight to Belfast?
You surely can organise a IT connection?
milk this.

by milka Tue Jun 08, 2004 20:01

"by saving Iraq you save the World, without victory for the Iraqi People there will be darkness in the World".

Dr Allawi, Alghad newspaper
a pro-US/K statement made to the UK parliament select comitee. Do you do select commitees Mikey? Or do just do kettles?

Dr Allawi is well documented at this site :-
http://www.idao.org/public-meeting.html
( Iraqi Democrats Against Occupation )

This man is on the US wish list.
They like him. Yet the Irish authorities already attracting international criticism for a racist referendum "to close a loophole" which could easily have been covered by existing legisliation has chosen to refuse him access.

Mikey? what's up with you, where did the liberalism go? Dr Allawi spent most of his career in exile, seeking support from regimes like yours, he has (like many activists and unlike you Mikey) survived assasination attempts. Long after a dodgily made electronic transponder unit with certain kettle like software parts within was used in his country, he returned.
And now you will be responsible for barring "the successors to Saddam from Ireland of the welcomes"?

Oh dear, it looks like we're going to publish the kettle calling the pot black serial numbers next week complete with invoices and orders.

Is it the bolshevik connection to the invite that gets you?

by Phil Boylan Tue Jun 08, 2004 20:50

So does he actually have a Visa organised or had he one organised, or was he expecting to just walk into a foreign country without proper identification and essential items??

by Coney Island Tue Jun 08, 2004 21:40

This man is on a long CIA list of "non-approved" journalists. CIA operatives contacted the Irish govt and "requested" that he be denied a visa.

Until Ireland gets out of the clutches of the American imperialists it should be treated as a pirana state.

by yawn yawn Tue Jun 08, 2004 21:40

as of 19h30 your time.
according to unison.
ya esta.
we'll say nothing more about the kettles then.
I haven't read it, I'm not cookie-ing today.

by Eoin Dubsky Tue Jun 08, 2004 23:27

Noel Conroy, the current Garda Commissioner boasts on his CV that he attended some FBI school for European police stooges. He "graduated" with honors or something... they gave him his own collar with "America's best friend" on a shiny brass plate.

by Curious Wed Jun 09, 2004 17:06

What's the point of Mr Dubsky's last posting? Is this the best level of debate he's capable of?

by Deirdre Clancy Wed Jun 09, 2004 20:00

What's the point of Curious's posting? Is this snideness the only level of commentary he/she/it is capable of?

It is clear Dubsky was merely conveying a point of information about our policing hierarchy in light of the depressing news item above, rather than trying to engage in debate.