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national / consumer issues / other press Monday December 13, 2004 22:08 by io
all those years of careful economic management, the UNION with Europe, the cetlic tiger, the equal pay for men and women, the great education opportunities, the Piggies back of Ansbacher, the glory of the outer Blaskets, the death of Veronica, the epitaph. read full story / add a comment
international / miscellaneous / other press Monday December 13, 2004 21:13 by Simon
Arthur may have had views on these worldly things; I don’t know he never said, too late now I guess, because he’s dead. In the inner city west, just a park bench when wet or under a tree when fine a homeless man without a postal address. read full story / add a comment
international / anti-war / imperialism / other press Monday December 13, 2004 13:17 by DG
Iraq Instant Weight Loss™ Program U.S. Soldiers have lost thousands of pounds overnight using this proven system! read full story / add a comment
international / politics / elections / other press Monday December 13, 2004 12:33 by pat c
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George Galloway's decision to stand for election in east London has been criticised by Ken Livingstone. Mr Galloway, who was expelled from Labour for comments about the Iraq war, is to contest the seat in Bethnal Green and Bow for the Respect coalition. The mayor said by standing against sitting politician Oona King he was simply targeting the wrong politician. read full story / add a comment
international / worker & community struggles and protests / other press Monday December 13, 2004 11:52 by iosaf with one of his little hats on, hurling in the ditch.
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a reminder that the exploitation of children by using them as workers, is ILLEGAL not only in Ireland but in Holy Ulster as well, (where until only thirty years ago they weren't even allowed use a public park on sunday) but throughout the European Union and the world at large. Millions of children around the world miss out on their childhood as a result of poverty. Poverty deprives them of the capabilities needed to survive, develop and thrive. It prevents them from enjoying equal opportunities. It makes children more vulnerable to exploitation, abuse, violence, discrimination and stigmatization. read full story / add a comment
international / anti-capitalism / other press Monday December 13, 2004 05:17 by Stefan Christoff
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international / anti-war / imperialism / other press Saturday December 11, 2004 22:56 by Yoshie
The opium export today accounts for more than 60% of Afghanistan's Gross Domestic Product. read full story / add a comment 
international / arts and media / other press Saturday December 11, 2004 20:41 by by having no hats, save those with letters on
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Burlusconi has been acquited again. Here are two pictures of him, one taken in 2003 the other taken in 2004. Whereas the leader of the World Orange Revolution makes Rashers from Strumpet City look like novice alcholic who's just spent six months campaigning in a nuclear fall out zone, Mr Burlusconi is only rumoured to have had little eye tucks exactly one year ago, to help them twinkle all the more. read full story / add a comment
international / eu / other press Saturday December 11, 2004 12:48 by iosaf
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The majority of Europe's constitutions specify the seperation of Ecclesiastic or Theocratic authority from that of the Judiciary, Executive and other State elements. In France the legal seperation is based on "Loi 1905" In Spain it is based on the accord signed between the Vatican and post dictatorship regime in 1979. In Ireland (under the Eire constitution a special place is mentioned for the RC church) in Northern Ireland religious ministers look in the XXI century for photographic evidence of conflict resolution. read full story / add a comment 
international / anti-war / imperialism / other press Saturday December 11, 2004 04:57 by Brian Vernon
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Im finding it hard to say anything about this it's so horrific. How can the God loving American people say that this is for the greater good of their nation? Get them out now!!!! read full story / add a comment
international / rights, freedoms and repression / other press Friday December 10, 2004 18:09 by pc
27th November 2004: Chief Superintendent Bill Donoghue and Detective Superintendent P.J. Browne of Pearse St. Garda Station Dublin Ireland have been appointed by the Assistant Commissioner of Operations Al McHugh to investigate allegations against Chinese Vice-Premier Huang Ju that he conspired to commit torture against Falun Dafa practitioners. Criminal Complaint Against Chinese Official Huang Ju Presents an Opportunity for the Irish Judicial System read full story / add a comment
international / anti-war / imperialism / other press Friday December 10, 2004 12:03 by Declan Gallagher
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Eminem has put out a new version of his video for his anti-war/anti-bush track "Mosh". Where the first version was to sway voters to atleast get out and vote, This new version urges americians to get out and fight. Check it out. http://launch.yahoo.com/video/default.asp?vid=1131071 read full story / add a comment
international / rights, freedoms and repression / other press Friday December 10, 2004 02:55 by Sisyphe
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In an unprecedented gesture, around thirty personalities known for their social and political commitment asks the government of Canada to reject the decriminalization of prostitution claimed by certain groups and to take immediate measures to to put an end to the harassing of prostitutes and to the sexual trafficking which is practised in Canada. read full story / add a comment
international / worker & community struggles and protests / other press Thursday December 09, 2004 23:57 by hs
On the 30th of November in Italy there was the fifth general strike against the Berlusconi government. It stopped the country. Lazzaro Bortolotti, cwi Italy read full story / add a comment
international / consumer issues / other press Thursday December 09, 2004 22:04 by gavel?!?!
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once upon a time, 63 years before the toppling of Saddam Hussein's regime and the popular embracing and hugging of plural democracy by the peoples of Iraq assisted by the coalition of the willing, despite all the nasty misfits, have a go types, intellectuals, teachers, and biographically scant men from the provinces of Ireland, Europe the Americas, Africa and Asia doing their best to stop it. A very pissed of Charlie Chaplin, composer, script writer, director, actor, comedian, satirist and genius saw fit to screen a movie about dictatorship and the limits of strong leadership and the evils of demogogues and the threat to civilised values in Europe. He had begun work on it in 1938, and when it was finished he chose to append a personal statement feeling "Hitler is a horrible menace to civilisation rather than someone to laugh at" rather than shelve it. He financed the movie himself, coz no-one else cared to annoy nice Mr Hitler. read full story / add a comment
international / consumer issues / other press Thursday December 09, 2004 21:20 by gavel?!?!
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once upon a time, 100 years before the Reclaim the Streets party 2016, a number of misfits, have a go types, intellectuals, teachers, and biographically scant men from the provinces of Ireland, paid Mr Christopher Brady a small and nominal sum of several shillings to their mate to print a few copies of their "proclamation". Their names were- Padraig Pearse, James Connolly, Thomas Clarke, Thomas MacDonagh, Sean MacDiarmada, Count Joseph Plunkett & Eamonn Ceannt They were very proud of it, and put their names in capital letters at the bottom. They died under suspicious circumstances later that year. It was the same year the Lord Kitchener saw the one milionth copy of his snappy "Your country needs you!" recruitment poster for the slaughter of the trenches printed. He was very proud of it, and it helped send many millions of young men to their death. He died under suspicious circumstances a year later. read full story / add a comment
international / miscellaneous / other press Thursday December 09, 2004 12:02 by pat c
"IT WAS A BIT OF A COCK-UP ..HE SOUNDED WHITE OVER THE PHONE " BNP members who mistakenly hired a black DJ for their Christmas party proved yesterday they were not just racist but STUPID. Official Bob Garner said: "There was a bit of a cock-up. The chap who booked him didn't realise. The DJ sounded white on the phone." read full story / add a comment
national / worker & community struggles and protests / other press Thursday December 09, 2004 11:17 by Liam
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"On behalf of our members we are to advise you that our members will not accept the manner or means by which your organisation have taken the decision to dismiss their colleagues." read full story / add a comment
louth / anti-war / imperialism / other press Wednesday December 08, 2004 22:41 by Brian Vernon
... But first back to Iraq. "Saddam sealed his fate when he decided to switch to the euro in late 2000 (and later converted his $10 billion reserve fund at the UN ... read full story / add a comment
international / rights, freedoms and repression / other press Wednesday December 08, 2004 18:28 by pc
Anti-war protestors are today celebrating a Court of Appeal ruling which
held that the police acted unlawfully in detaining them for 2½ hours without
arrests. read full story / add a comment |
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