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  1. 2006/06/16
    1976. 6.16: 남아프리카..
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  2. 2006/06/16
    네팔뉴스 #38..
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  3. 2006/06/15
    'Hadji Girl', 美군인 "노래"..
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  4. 2006/06/15
    美, 2005年 KATRINA..
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  5. 2006/06/15
    2006 독일월드컵 #6
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  6. 2006/06/14
    평택 투쟁.. #9
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  7. 2006/06/13
    反평화 Pal.<->Israel #3
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  8. 2006/06/13
    팔레스티나(안쪽으로)..
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  9. 2006/06/13
    네팔뉴스 #37..
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  10. 2006/06/12
    反평화 Pal.<->Israel #2
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네팔뉴스 #38..

First of all the latest news by BBC World(6.16, 4:30pm, CET):

"The parliament is to dissolved. A interim parliament is planned, including CPN-M(Communist Party of Nepal-Maoist, the bourgeois media just call them 'Maoists')."

 

Maoists poised to join Nepali government
(Guardian, 6.16)

 

The leader of Maoist rebels in Nepal was meeting the country's prime minister on Friday for historic talks that could see the Maoists joining the government and the two sides deciding to hold elections later this year.

In a highly significant political development which could formally end a bloody decade-long internal war, Maoist leader Pushpa Kamal Dahal, better known by his nom de guerre Prachanda (Fierce One) met the prime minister, Girija Prasad Koirala, this morning amid heavy security at his official residence.

 

They were joined by their negotiating teams, and a source in Kathmandu maintained that the two sides had taken ground-breaking decisions affecting the political future of the nation.

It is expected that the Maoists will join the government and elections will be called for the Constituent Assembly which will adopt a new constitution and decide whether or not to retain what has now been virtually reduced to a ceremonial monarchy.

A solution may be imminent also for the tricky issue of what to do with the arms possessed by the insurgents in the period leading up to the elections.

The Maoists have been demanding that they should be treated on par with the Royal Nepalese Army, with whom they have engaged in bloody battles for more than four years. But the Maoist rebels may agree to surrender their arms under UN supervision providing the international body also monitors all army activity during the elections.

One external stumbling block for this proposal could be objections from India, which has always been opposed to any UN intervention in its neighbourhood. But New Delhi is said now to have agreed to make an exception in Nepal's case, since the political instability in the Himalayan nation has wider ramifications in the region.

Nepal had been trapped in an extended political crisis until April this year, when King Gyanendra reluctantly agreed to reconvene the country's sacked parliament, appoint a new, seven-party government and surrender his powers.

But the vexed question of bringing the armed Maoists into the political mainstream and ending the insurgency still remains unresolved, with the rebels pushing hard for a new constitution and an end to the monarchy.

"A lot of groundwork has been done before today's meeting between GP [Koirala] and Prachanda, and the two leaders appear to have an excellent rapport," said the source from Mr Koirala's ruling Nepali Congress party. "There's broad agreement on major issues, and some solution will also be found to break the deadlock on the monarchy question."

Some of these decisions were taken at the second round of talks between government and Maoist negotiators held in the capital on Thursday. In an effort to boost the peace process, it was decided to adjourn parliament for 18 days, meeting halfway Prachanda's demand for its dissolution.

Thursday's talks at a hotel in Kathmandu, when the Koirala-Prachanda 'summit' was also announced, had apparently been preceded by several secret meetings. The two sides appear to be following a shrewd strategy, thrashing out differences in secret and appearing in the media glare for formal "talks" only when they have something concrete to announce.

The Koirala-Prachanda meeting appears to have been similarly planned. Even though the media believes this is the first-ever "historic" meeting between the two leaders, they are said to have quietly met at least once earlier, and got along well enough to be able to trust each other. As a result, even the sharp differences over the future of the monarchy between the two leaders may find a resolution.

"In any case, though GP believes Nepal needs a ceremonial monarchy, he is ready to accept whatever decision the Constituent Assembly takes on this issue," said the party source.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/international/story/0,,1799362,00.html

 

 

eKantipur reported this today afternoon:

 

Govt-Maoist summit talks conclude with an eight point agreement

The Summit talks between the Seven-Party Alliance (SPA) government and top Maoist leaders held in the Prime Minister's Residence at Baluwatar has concluded with an eight point agreement.

Addressing the press conference after the talks, Home Minister and chief government negotiator Sitaula said that the two sides have reached a historic eight point agreement.

"I hope this agreement will be helpful in resolving the poblems the country is facing," Sitaula said.

Maoist leaders Prachanda, Dr. Baburam Bhattarai, members of the Maoist talks team are present with Home Krishna Prasad Sitaula in the conference.

Civil society leaders Dr. Devendra Raj Pandey, Damannath Dhungana and Padmaratna Tuladhar  and top SPA leaders are among others present in the conference.

 

Please read the full article here:

http://www.kantipuronline.com/kolnews.php?&nid=76801

 

 

Nepal's Maoist rebel leader meets the prime minister for talks in the first such meeting between the two sides.(BBC World, 6.16)

 

Nepal PM and rebel leaders meet

(Washington Post/Reuters, 6.16)


Nepal's Maoist rebel chief Prachanda began talks with Prime Minister Girija Prasad Koirala on Friday in a bid to iron out differences before holding landmark elections and drafting a new constitution. The talks in Kathmandu between Koirala, who heads a multi-party, interim administration, and Prachanda was the first known high-level meeting between the rebels and the government since the revolt began 10 years ago.

"The main agenda for the meeting is to discuss early elections for the constituent assembly and solve the political hurdles for this," rebel spokesman Krishna Bahadur Mahara said.

Prachanda, whose assumed name means Awesome, has led a bloody war against the monarchy in the impoverished Himalayan nation in which more than 13,000 people have been killed.

Speaking to Reuters in a rare interview in western Nepal on Thursday, he said peace talks with the government which started in May were largely back on track after initial troubles.

But differences remained over a Maoist demand for the dissolution of the reinstated parliament before elections for a special assembly to draft a new constitution that would decide the future of monarchy, he said.

On Friday, Prachanda flew into Kathmandu in a private helicopter and drove straight to Koirala's high-security official residence in the heart of the capital.

He was accompanied by his second-in-command, Baburam Bhattarai, and Home Minister Krishna Prasad Sitaula as they arrived at Koirala's house.

Soldiers behind sandbag bunkers kept vigil while dozens of Maoist guerrillas in plainclothes, and apparently unarmed, prevented media cameramen from taking pictures.

The government and the rebels are observing a ceasefire for more than a month after weeks of street protests in April forced King Gyanendra to end his absolute rule and hand power back to political parties.

 

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/06/16/AR2006061600104_pf.html

 

Nepalese leader and rebel chief meet for talks

(IHT/AP, 6.16)

The elusive leader of communist rebels in Nepal flew to the capital Friday and held an unprecedented meeting with the prime minister aimed at resolving the country's decade-old insurgency, an official said.
 
The rebel leader, Prachanda, and a deputy were escorted into the residence of Prime Minster Girija Prasad Koirala in Katmandu under heavy security, a Koirala aide said on condition of anonymity.
 
It was the first meeting between Prachanda, whose real name is Pushpa Kamal Dahal, and the country's top leader since the insurgency began in 1996.
 
Reporters and photographers who were camped outside Koirala's house were not allowed near the cars transporting the rebels. It was not clear how long the meeting would last.
 
"The meeting between the prime minister and Prachanda will center on settling major political issues," Tourism Minister Pradeep Gyawali, who is also member of the government peace talks team, had said before the meeting.
 
Government and Maoist rebel negotiators had met Thursday for a second round of peace talks.
 
"We have decided that there will soon be a meeting between top Maoist leaders and leaders of the seven-party ruling alliance," Home Minister Krishna Sitaula said after Thursday's meeting. "They will decide on the major issues."
 
Prachanda used to be rarely seen, and only then in the remote villages controlled by the rebels.
 
At the two-hour peace talks Thursday in the capital, rebel and government representatives agreed to form a monitoring committee comprising peace activists and human rights workers, with help from the United Nations.
 
The first round of talks to end the conflict took place last month when the two sides agreed on a code of conduct and said they would meet for talks again.
 
The new government in Nepal took office after King Gyanendra agreed to relinquish control in April following weeks of anti-monarchy protests and a general strike.
 
The unrest was organized largely by the politicians now in power and backed by the rebels - a bond that smoothed the way for the peace dialogue.
 
The new government has released hundreds of rebels from jail, dropped terrorism charges against them, and agreed to a cease-fire. It also has agreed to rewrite the constitution, a key rebel demand that crippled peace talks in 2001 and 2003.
 
The rebels, who claim to be inspired by the Chinese revolutionary Mao Zedong, began fighting to replace the constitutional monarchy with a communist state in 1996.
 
http://www.iht.com/articles/2006/06/16/news/web.0616nepal.php

 

 

Meanwhile just three days ago..

 

..Nepal scraps anti-terror laws

(CNN/AP, 6.13)

 

Hundreds of communist rebels to be freed from jails


Nepal's government has scrapped anti-terrorism laws and withdrawn cases against hundreds of jailed communist rebels after rebel leaders met with a government minister, officials said.

Several Maoist rebels had been freed since the government and the rebels declared a cease-fire and began peace talks in the past few weeks. However, hundreds had remained in jail charged under the anti-terrorism laws.

The Cabinet met and decided anyone arrested or imprisoned under a tough anti-terrorism law imposed by the previous royal government would be freed, Information Minister Dilendra Badu said told reporters Monday after the meeting.

Rebel spokesman Krishna Mahara confirmed that the government had pledged to free 350 of their jailed members and supporters starting Monday.

The Cabinet decision followed a meeting between Home Minister Krishna Sitaula, and rebel leader Prachanda and his deputy Baburam Bhattarai at a remote mountain village on Sunday.

"The meeting has cleared all doubts and confusion that appeared to have obstructed the peace talks," Mahara told reporters Monday in the capital, Kathmandu.

He said the two sides had been at odds since the first round of peace talks between the government and rebel negotiators last month -- the first since they declared a cease-fire.

Prachanda, whose real name is Pushpa Kamal Dahal, has accused the government and ruling seven-party alliance of focusing on minor issues rather than key elements of the peace process, such as creating a more inclusive interim government.

The anti-terrorism laws were enforced by the previous government of King Gyanendra to hunt down and prosecute rebels.

Many rebels had been charged with murder, kidnappings and crimes against the state under the anti-terrorism laws.

Weeks of street protests by the alliance of seven major political parties forced Gyanendra to give up powers, reinstate Parliament and appoint Girija Prasad Koirala as prime minister in April.

Since then, the new government and the rebels have declared a cease-fire and have been holding peace negotiations to end the conflict that has killed more than 13,000 people.

 

http://edition.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/asiapcf/06/12/nepal.terror.laws.ap/index.html

 


 

 

A BBC portrait for CPN-M chairman Prachanda(independent stuff about him is not to find until now..):

 
 
 
And finally  the 'official' web site of CPN-M is - unfortunately - reporting.. NOTHING
 

 

진보블로그 공감 버튼트위터로 리트윗하기페이스북에 공유하기딜리셔스에 북마크

'Hadji Girl', 美군인 &quot;노래&quot;..

Self-made "entertainment" by US Marines in Iraq

 

On 6.12 the Council of American-Islamic Relations, Washington D.C., published following:

 

'MARINES' CHEER SONG ABOUT KILLING IRAQI CIVILIANS
Song's lyrics: 'I blew those little f**kers to eternity'

The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) today called on the Pentagon and Congress to investigate a music video posted on the Internet that seems to show U.S. Marines cheering a song that glorifies the killing of Iraqi civilians.

CAIR said the four-minute video, called "hadji girl," purports to be a "marine in iraq singing a song about hadji." (A "Hajji" is a person who has made the Islamic pilgrimage to Mecca, but the term has often been used as a pejorative by U.S. troops in Iraq.) The song, posted online in March, tells of a U.S. Marine's encounter with an Iraqi woman. It has been viewed by almost 50,000 people.

The song's lyrics include: "I grabbed her little sister and put her in front of me. As the bullets began to fly, the blood sprayed from between her eyes, and then I laughed maniacally. . .I blew those little f**kers to eternity . . .They should have known they were f**king with the Marines." Members of the audience, not shown in the video, laughed and cheered wildly for these lyrics.

http://www.cair.com/default.asp?Page=articleView&id=2184&theType=NR

 

 

Here the shit is coming:


 

 

Here the entire "lyrics":

 

I was out in the sands of Iraq
And we were under attack
And I, well I didn't know where to go
Then the first thing that I could see
Was everybody's favorite Burger King
So I threw open the door and I hit the floor

Then suddenly to my surprise
I looked up and I saw her eyes
And I knew it was love at first sight
And she said 'Dirka dirka Mohammed jihad, sherpa sherpa.. blabla..'
Haji girl, I can't understand what you're saying
And she said 'Dirka dirka Mohammed jihad, sherpa sherpa.. blabla..'
Haji girl, I love you anyway

Then she said she wanted me to see
Wanted me to go meet her family
But I, well, I couldn't figure out how to say no
Cuz I don't speak Arabic, so..

She took me down an old dirt trail
And she pulled up to a sod shanty
She threw open the door and I hit the floor
Cuz her brother and her father shouted:
'Dirka dirka Mohammed jihad, sherpa sherpa.. blabla..'
They pulled out their AK's so I could see

And they said
'Dirka dirka Mohammed jihad, sherpa sherpa.. blabla..'
So I grabbed her little sister
And I put her in front of me
As the bullets began to fly
The blood sprayed from between her eyes
And then I laughed maniacally

Then I hid behind the tv
And I locked and loaded my M-16
I blew those little fuckers to eternity
And I said:
'Dirka dirka Mohammed jihad, sherpa sherpa.. blabla..'
They shoulda known they were fuckin' with a Marine

("dirka, dirka mohammed jihad" that phrase came from Trey Parker's and Matt Stone's puppet movie "Team America: World Police")

 

You should follow the text very seriously, especially after 'So I grabbed her little sister ..' and combine it with the reaction of the "audience".

 

 

Finally - I think - there's no further comment necessary!?

 

 

PS.(6.16):

Meanwhile in the last 24 hours or so the 'ruling forces' are trying to downplay or just excuse the issue. Of course the Ministry of War in the USA, but also the 'leading' press.. Like the German magazine Der Spiegel: they wrote today that the song was just 'funny meant', 'marine strnge humor' and especially the last parts were just 'misunderstandings'. Spiegel justified this bullsh.. with the sentences: "..the marine(soldier) accompanied the girl home. But there the young woman was shot cold-bloodedly by her father and brother: 'And she threw open the door / And I hit the floor... / Cuz her brother and her father shot her.'"

http://www.spiegel.de/politik/ausland/0,1518,421649,00.html 

But this 'interpretation' is complete f.. sh.. because - as I wrote before - when you listen the 'song' and read the 'lyrics' seriously, without any problems,  you are able to follow this shit and you can check out what's correct or not...

 

No matter if it is the US govt or in the Geman press - they try everything to protect the(allied) mass murders in Iraq(and of course everywhere)!

진보블로그 공감 버튼트위터로 리트윗하기페이스북에 공유하기딜리셔스에 북마크

美, 2005年 KATRINA..

WOW, THE BEST - OR BETTER - THE ONLY ONE DEMOCRACY, IN THE WORLD..^^

 

 

"Fraudsters steal $1bn of Katrina funds


(Guardian, GB, 6.14)

 

About $1bn in relief meant for victims of Hurricane Katrina was lost to fraud, with bogus claimants spending the money on Hawaiian holidays, football tickets, diamond jewellery and Girls Gone Wild porn videos, the US Congress was told on Wednesday.


The fraud, exposed through an audit by the Government Accountability Office, found a staggering amount of abuse of the housing assistance and debit cards given out by the beleaguered Federal Emergency Management Agency as a way of granting relief to those who lost their homes to Katrina.

 

Testimony presented to the house committee on Homeland Security yesterday revealed that Fema paid housing assistance to people who had never lived in a hurricane-damaged property - including at least 1,000 prison inmates - and made payments to people who were living in free hotel rooms. In one instance it paid out on a property damage claim from a cemetery in New Orleans - to a person who had never lived in the city. In another it paid compensation for a vacant lot.


"Fema paid over $20,000 to an inmate who used a post office box as his damaged property," Gregory Kutz, the GAO's director of audits, told the committee.

 

The extent of the fraud was uncovered the day after the first tropical storm of this year's hurricane season landed near Tallahassee, Florida. Concerns remain that despite the torrent of criticism and soul searching after Hurricane Katrina, the agency remains ill-equipped to deal with coming storms.

 

Predictions that this year will bring another season of severe storms has raised tensions along the Gulf coast, where, nearly one year after Katrina, tens of thousands of people continue to live in Fema trailers, their homes still in ruins. "It is key that Fema address weaknesses in its registration process so that it can substantially reduce the risk for fraudulent and improper payments before the next hurricane season arrives," the GAO report said.

 

The audacity of the fraud exposed shocked the congressional committee yesterday. As much as 16% of the relief distributed by the agency was lost to fraud, the auditors said. They also said it was likely they were underestimating the scope of the fraud.

"We expected it, but we didn't expect it on this magnitude," Michael McCaul, the Republican chairman of the house homeland security investigations panel, told reporters. "It's an assault on the American taxpayer."

 

During the audit investigators filed their own bogus claims and used other undercover methods to discover that most of the improper payments occurred because Fema failed to verify the identity of those making claims, or to confirm their addresses.

 

In the largest instance of abuse by an individual, Fema made 26 payments to someone who submitted claims for damaged property at 13 different addresses in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama, using 13 different social security numbers. Only one of the social security numbers was valid, and a search of property records revealed that the individual had never lived at any of the 13 addresses. In addition, only eight of the addresses actually existed.

 

Fema also paid rental assistance to people who were already enjoying luxurious hotel accommodation - footing an $8,000 hotel bill in Hawaii for someone who simultaneously received $2,358 in rental assistance.

 

Fema debit cards also turned out to be an easy mark for those bent on fraud. Among some of the charges the GAO found unnecessary to satisfy legitimate disaster needs were $3,700 on a diamond watch, earrings and ring, a one-week all inclusive holiday in the Dominican Republic, $200 of Dom Perignon champagne, fireworks, $1,000 for a Houston divorce lawyer, and a considerable amount for adult erotica.

 

Fema recovered some of the mis-spent funds. However, the agency remains unable to account for 381 debit cards worth about $760,000."

 

http://www.guardian.co.uk/katrina/story/0,,1797513,00.html

진보블로그 공감 버튼트위터로 리트윗하기페이스북에 공유하기딜리셔스에 북마크

2006 독일월드컵 #6

THE UGLY SIDE OF GERMANY

(uhuu.. is there any non-ugly side in G..??)

 





 


 

"Mr. President: 'Give Flag Freedom.. The Right to Carry Our (the German) Flag!'

Berlin Police is Demanding in BZ" [BZ, 6.14 (BZ is the main, yellow press, newspaper

in Berlin)]


 

 

국가주의(애국심) 박살내자!!


 

harrharr, it goes much better..

German "anti-german communists"(with Israeli flags) were protesting with

German patriots(nationalists) against the participation of representatives

of the Islamic "Republic" Iran during the World Cup

(Nuernberg, 6.11, I wrote about it already here:

http://blog.jinbo.net/CINA/?cid=4&pid=729)

 

 

 

In only a short while the game between Poland and Germany is beginning..

Already since the beginning of the WC Germans(even "ordinary" people) are running around with t-shirts "1939 we defeated Poland  in 36 days - 2006 in 90 minutes".

 

(Sept. 1, 1939, with the attack against Poland, the Germans began the WWII with the final result, in 1945, of at least 50 million slaughtered people in Europe.. 6 million Jewish.. millions of people from the Soviet Union, Poland, Yugoslavia, Greece, France, Belgium...)

진보블로그 공감 버튼트위터로 리트윗하기페이스북에 공유하기딜리셔스에 북마크

평택 투쟁.. #9

HUNGER STRIKE AGAINST USFK AND THEIR ACCOMPLICES/COLLABORATORS(THE S.K. GOVT)..

 

16 Activists Join Hunger Strikes for Release of Kim Ji-Tae

 

Mun Jeong-heon(a Christian activist against war), one of the leaders of the KCPT, the umbrella organization working in solidarity with the communities of Daechuri and Doduri to resist the expansion of USFK Bases, continues to hunger strike in front of the Blue House (Cheongwadae, the residence of the S.K. president), now with the support of 2 free activists, and 15 activists who remain in police custody from actions on March 15th, April 7th, May 4th and May 5th. Father Mun stated, "The reason why I started [this] hunger strike is to follow our chairperson [to give support in his suffering] and to ask our government to be honest."

 


All began their hunger strikes to demand the release of Daechuri villiage main representative Kim Ji-tae. Kim Ji-tae surrendered himself as a condition for resumed talks between the residents of Daechuri and Doduri and the S. Korean government. The activists thought and believed that he would not be arrested or held, only interrogated. However, on June 6th, it was announced that Kim Ji-tae would not be released. Residents withdrew from talks with the government and held a protest at the Pyeongtaek police station. Solidarity vigils are held throughout S. Korea and in Gwanghwamun in central Seoul nightly at 7pm.
After being denied bail at a review hearing on June 7th, Kim Ji-tae continues to be held in prision while awaiting trial on alleged illegal protest activities.

 

어제부터 내린비로 기온이 상당히 많이 떨어졌습니다. 단식이 일주일이 되어가면서 신부님의 체력이 급격히 떨어지셔서 큰 걱정입니다. 그래도 대추리에서 주민들이 찾아오셔서 힘을 내어보십니다.

▲문정현신부님 단식 6일째 대추리 주민들이 방문하셨다. 김지태이장님의 어머니 황필순 할머니는 신부님을 보자마자 울음을 터트리셨다.

 

For more about the latest news(in Korean) please read this:

6/11 문정현신부 단식6일째 청와대 농성

http://www.antiwar.or.kr/maybbs/view.php?db=antipabyeong&code=board&n=7352&page=208

..and

"청와대에 평택쌀 전하러 왔다"

(Voice of People/민중의소리)

 

For more informations(in English) please check out:

http://saveptfarmers.org/blog/

http://www.antigizi.or.kr/zboard/zboard.php?id=english_news

http://www.saveptfarmers.org/

 

진보블로그 공감 버튼트위터로 리트윗하기페이스북에 공유하기딜리셔스에 북마크

反평화 Pal.<->Israel #3

Just few minutes ago intl. news agencies reported another deadly attack by the Israely military against "resistance fighters" but, once again, also against civilians in Gaza.

 

source: Isreali tv

 

Here the latest by Ynet

 

Gaza: IAF missiles hits car, 9 killed

 

At least nine Palestinians killed, among them two children, and 20 others were wounded as IDF chopper fires at least two missiles at vehicle carrying Islamic Jihad members. IDF: Passengers were on their way to fire Qassams at Israel..

 

Palestinian sources said that in the initial incident a chopper fired a missile at a vehicle, killing three Islamic Jihad members. According the sources, another missile was fired as people were approaching the scene to assist the casualties, injuring many more Palestinians, among them children. (Wow, really a nice idea to fire missiles when people try to help!!)

 

Now, 15:35 local time, the text is different - updated. Like that:

Gaza: IAF missiles hit car, 11 killed

 

At least 11 Palestinians killed, among them two children, many others wounded as IDF chopper fires at least two missiles at vehicle carrying Islamic Jihad members. IDF: Passengers were on their way to fire Qassams at Israel..

 

..Palestinian sources said that shortly after 12 p.m. a chopper fired a missile at a vehicle, killing three Islamic Jihad members. According the sources, another missile was fired as people were approaching the scene to assist the casualties, injuring and killing more Palestinians, among them children...

 

read the full text here:

http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3262326,00.html

(Now there you can also watch a short video docu..)

You should read the "talkbacks", because it shows a lot about the way of "thinking" there..

 

 

Ynet also reported that paramedic and ambulance drivers among the death..

 

Al Jazeera:

Israeli missile strike kills bystanders 

 

Haaretz:

 

9 Palestinians die in IAF strike on

Islamic Jihad rocket crew

 

Nine Palestinians, including two schoolchildren, were killed Tuesday when Israel Air Force aircraft fired two missiles in Gaza City at the vehicle of an Islamic Jihad crew heading to fire rockets at Israel.

The rockets found in the vehicle were Katyusha rockets, which have a longer range than the homemade Qassam rockets usually fired from Gaza.

Several civilians were also among the dead, along with at least two Islamic Jihad activists.

http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/726378.html



 

AP reported following:

 

Hospital: 9 Dead in Israeli Air Strike

A failed Israeli airstrike Tuesday against a car carrying militants along a main road in Gaza City killed nine Palestinians, including two schoolchildren, Palestinian hospital officials said.

The Israeli military said the militants were on a mission to launch rockets at southern Israel. Palestinian witnesses said two missiles were fired, but they missed the car. The second missile came two minutes after the first, when a crowd had begun to gather around the scene of the attack, witnesses said.

Israel-Palestinian violence has escalated since an explosion on a Gaza beach Friday killed eight civilians. Palestinians have blamed the deaths on an Israeli artillery round. Israeli military officials said Tuesday the military's investigation shows the deaths likely were caused by a mine planted by militants from the Palestinians' ruling Hamas party.

Seven of those killed Tuesday in Gaza City were civilians, hospital officials said, and Islamic Jihad said the other two belonged to the ranks of its militant group.

Seventeen Palestinians were injured in the strike, three of them seriously. Gaza's Shifa hospital was overwhelmed by the large number of casualties, and some were being treated on the bloodied floor.

At the hospital's morgue, where the bodies were brought, angry women shouted, ``Death to Israel, Death to the occupation!''

An explosion was heard minutes after the Gaza City strike in the nearby town of Jebaliya. Palestinians said Israel had carried out another airstrike, but the Israeli army said it did not operate there, and no casualties were immediately reported.

 

http://www.guardian.co.uk/worldlatest/story/0,,-5882940,00.html 


Gazans supporting the relative of Palestinian

killed in an IAF missile strike in Gaza City on

Monday, in which seven civilians were killed.

(Reuters)


Palestinian doctors treating a youth wounded

in an IAF missile strike in Gaza City today.

(Reuters)



After the attack..


진보블로그 공감 버튼트위터로 리트윗하기페이스북에 공유하기딜리셔스에 북마크

팔레스티나(안쪽으로)..

They, the Palestinian organisations of so-called "resistance" - such as FATAH, HAMAS, PFLP, DFLP.. - are demanding(..screaming, yelling, fighting) for "national unity"..

 

And the final result, once again, is this:

 

Fatah Gunmen Attack Palestinian Parliament (Guardian) 

Hundreds Palestinian security forces loyal to President Mahmoud Abbas went on a violent rampage against the Hamas-led government Monday night, riddling the parliament and Cabinet buildings with bullets to protest an attack against their comrades in the Gaza Strip by Hamas gunmen.

The security men shot out the windows of the parliament before storming the two-building Cabinet complex, where they smashed furniture, destroyed computers and scattered documents. No casualties were reported. But the mob set fire to one of the Cabinet buildings, causing heavy damage as flames quickly spread.

``Every time they touch one of ours in Gaza, we will get ten of theirs in the West Bank,'' said one member of the Preventive Security force, which is loyal to Abbas' Fatah movement. Dozens of gunmen from the Al Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades, a pro-Fatah militia, joined the security men.

The rampage followed an attack in Gaza early Monday by Hamas gunmen on a Preventive Security installation. The attack set off daylong clashes that left two people dead and 14 wounded.

Abbas has been locked in a bitter power struggle with Hamas since the Islamic group beat Fatah in legislative elections. Hamas now controls the parliament and Cabinet.

The power struggle has revolved around control of security forces. With most forces loyal to Abbas, Hamas has deployed its own private militia in the Gaza Strip, raising tensions between the sides.

Abbas was in Gaza at the time of the rampage, where he has been holding negotiations with Hamas in hopes of ending the political deadlock.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/worldlatest/story/0,,-5881297,00.html 

 

 

Abbas issues high-alert warning after deadly clashes kill 2 militants (Haaretz)

Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas warned all Palestinian security personnel to go on high alert Monday night, after two Palestinians were killed and another 15 wounded in deadly clashes between rival militant groups in the Gaza Strip town of Rafah.

The shootout began earlier Monday when Hamas gunmen, attending the funeral of a colleague killed in clashes with the rival Fatah party, opened fire on the offices of the Fatah-dominated security force. Officers fired back, hitting the Hamas gunman, who died on his way to the hospital.

Sympathizers of Fatah and Islamic Jihad marched to the security agency headquarters to demand an end to the standoff, and Hamas gunmen fired rocket-propelled grenades and anti-tank rockets on them in response, killing a Fatah militant, witnesses said.


 

Fatah gunmen set fire to Cabinet buildings in Ramallah

(Jerusalem Post)
          

Hundreds Palestinian security forces loyal to President Mahmoud Abbas went on a violent rampage against the Hamas-led government Monday night, riddling the parliament and Cabinet buildings with bullets to protest an attack against their comrades in the Gaza Strip by Hamas gunmen.

The security men shot out the windows of the parliament before storming the two-building Cabinet complex, where they smashed furniture, destroyed computers and scattered documents. No casualties were reported. But the mob set fire to one of the Cabinet buildings, causing heavy damage as flames quickly spread.

"Every time they touch one of ours in Gaza, we will get ten of theirs in the West Bank," said one member of the Preventive Security force, which is loyal to Abbas' Fatah movement. Dozens of gunmen from the Al Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades, a pro-Fatah militia, joined the security men.

At least two people were killed earlier on Monday when a fierce gun battle erupted in Rafah and Khan Yunis between Hamas militiamen and members of the Preventative Security Service.

Meanwhile, the power struggle between Hamas and Fatah moved to the chamber of the Palestinian Legislative Council, which held a stormy session on Monday to discuss Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas's decision to hold a referendum over a document drafted by some Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails.

The Hamas-led Palestinian parliament eventually put off the vote on the referendum plan until June 20. Hamas leaders said the move was aimed at giving ongoing negotiations with Abbas a chance to succeed.

Questioning Abbas's right to call a referendum, Hamas called for the PLC to hold an emergency meeting to determine whether the move was in accordance with the law. The PA's Basic Law does not make any mention of a referendum - a fact
that is being used by Hamas to justify its opposition to Abbas's initiative. Fatah, on the other hand, argues that the referendum is legal since there is nothing in the Basic Law that prohibits it.

Many of the Fatah legislators questioned the PLC's right to debate the referendum and called for canceling the session. "This is a black day for Palestinian democracy," said Fatah's Saeb Erekat. "All the Palestinian factions have
the right to resort to resort to various political methods to reject or support the referendum," he added. "But that has to be done within the frame of the law."

Erekat insisted that Abbas had the power to call a
referendum and that the PLC did not have the right to vote against it. "Anyone who opposes this move is entitled to challenge it in court," he said. "We are here to discuss a political issue, not a legal matter."

Erekat begged the speaker of the PLC, Aziz Dweik, to call off the session to avoid internal strife. He reminded Dweik that "75% of the Caliphs [Prophet Muhammed's successors] were killed at the hands of Muslims. Therefore, we must pay
allegiance to one Caliph to prevent dissension."

Fatah legislator Issa Karaki, also invoked Islamic history to justify the referendum. "The Koran and the sharia [Islamic religious law] mention the referendum and shura [consultation of the people in the management of religious and worldly affairs]," he said. "President Abbas's decision to hold a referendum is legal and is aimed at strengthening the status of the people."

Another Fatah legislator, Ibrahim al Masdar, said he saw no reason why the Hamas government should be afraid of a referendum. "The referendum won't affect the work of the government," he said. "In the absence of alternatives, the president has the right to call a referendum on the prisoners' document."

 

http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid=1150035836391&pagename=JPost/JPArticle/ShowFull

 

PLC employees surveying the damage Tuesday of a

rampage by Fatah supporters in Ramallah

 

 

AFP was reporting just few minutes ago following:

 

Palestinian parliament, cabinet offices torched

 

Palestinian factional rivalry erupted into unprecedented violence as followers of president Mahmud Abbas set fire to the parliament and West Bank cabinet offices while supporters of the Hamas government tried to storm a security compound in Gaza.


Militants loyal to Abbas's Fatah faction set fire to the ground floor of the parliament building in Ramallah where the flames quickly leapt through the rest of the complex.

Gunmen from the same Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades also torched the cabinet building in Ramallah after hundreds of security officers, staffed largely by Fatah followers, forced their way into the premises and opened fire.

Black smoke spewed into the night sky out of the fourth floor of the five-storey cabinet building as fire engines rushed to the scene but were prevented by militants from trying to extinguish the flames.

Protesting against deadly violence between Fatah faithful and loyalists of the ruling Hamas movement, which today controls government after beating Abbas's party at a January election, Fatah gunmen and security officers smashed windows, destroyed computers and tore up files.

In a bid to contain the situation, Abbas issued an edict placing the Palestinian security forces on a maximum state of alert.

Outside the burning cabinet offices, a masked Al-Aqsa leader who refused to give his name called the protests a "normal response to Hamas aggressions against        Palestinian Authority institutions and security service premises".

"We demand president Abbas sacks the government and appoints an emergency cabinet. We blame Hamas for this rift which risks provoking civil war," he told reporters.

In another sign of the anarchy blighting the Palestinian territories, two people were killed and at least 17 wounded in Rafah, in southern Gaza, where Hamas gunmen tried to storm the preventive security service headquarters.

Hundreds of security reinforcements were dispatched to Rafah after Hamas militants managed to smash their way through a wall surrounding the headquarters by firing rocket-propelled grenades.

Shortly afterwards, a Hamas official was briefly kidnapped and then released in the neighbouring city of Khan Yunis by gunmen.

The clashes at the compound took place shortly after a Hamas supporter was killed in fighting that flared after a funeral for another Hamas follower who died from wounds suffered during a previous bout of infighting 10 days ago.

An AFP correspondent at the scene said the three-storey building in central Rafah was riddled with bullets and many of the windows had been shot to pieces.

Cars parked within the compound had also been shot up by the Hamas followers, their windscreens shattered and tyres slashed.

Yussef Siam, head of preventive security in Rafah, said around 20 of his men were in the compound when more than 100 Hamas followers launched their attack.

In the gunbattle that ensued, a 34-year-old deaf civilian, Suleiman Zanoun, was killed after being caught up in the crossfire.

Although the Hamas gunmen were not wearing the uniform of a recently formed paramilitary force, Siam said they were members of the unit.

"This is a force that acts beyond the realms of the law. If they start targeting the government institutions, this will be the end of the Palestinian Authority," he told AFP amid a mass of broken glass, rubble and bloodstains.

Witnesses said the clashes only broke up after hundreds of civilians massed at the scene and started chanting "Unity, Unity" as a sign of their disgust at the bloodshed.

The Hamas paramilitary force was deployed on the streets of Gaza last month despite having been explicitly vetoed by Abbas, who is responsible for security under the terms of the Palestinian basic law.

Although the force is meant to have been withdrawn from view in a bid to ease tensions between the two sides, Abbas's announcement over the weekend of a referendum on coexistence with        Israel has reignited the situation.

 

 

Fatah gunmen torch Haniyeh's Ramallah office (Ynet/Yedioth Ahronoth)

 

Fatah activists storm government, parliament buildings in Ramallah and set fire to office of Prime Minister and Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh 
 

Fatah activists on Monday set ablaze the Ramallah office of Prime Minister and Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, witnesses said.

 

Earlier a Hamas activist and a civilian were killed in exchanges of fire between rival Hamas and Fatah gunmen in the Gaza Strip. PA Clashes 
 
Hamas gunmen open fire at convoy of Fatah’s Preventive Security force chief as he attends funeral of fellow officer. Abu Shbak rushed from scene unharmed, but two others injured 

Gunmen opened fire at a building complex housing the Palestinian Legislative Council and government offices in protest at a series of attacks on Fatah officials in Gaza, which have been largely blamed on Hamas.

 

Under a travel ban imposed by Israel prime minister Haniyeh has no access to his West Bank office and is permanently located in Gaza.

 

Hamas on Monday blamed Fatah gunmen for the killing of one of its members during the funeral of a gunman killed in clashes on Sunday.

 

Fatah refuted Hamas claims that a sniper positioned on the roof of the headquarters had opened fire at Hamed Abu Jazer, a Hamas activist.

 

During Monday's clashes Hamas gunmen fired rockets at the Preventive Security Forces building in Rafah, near the border with Egypt.

 

Gunmen ignored orders by the Interior Minister to evacuate the streets of Rafah and clashes lasted few hours. A Palestinian civilian was killed in night clashes between the rival factions.

 

Palestinian security officials said Hamas gunmen tried to set on fire the Rafah headquarters of the Preventive Security Forces.

 


The latest escalations come a day after the failure of talks between President Mahmoud Abbas and premier Haniyeh in Gaza on Sunday.

 

Hamas refuses to accept a plan for peace with Israel which Abbas threatened to put up for a referendum.

 

Rantisi's brother kidnapped

 

In a sign of further escalation, Fatah gunmen in Khan Younis kidnapped Dr. Salah Rantisi, the brother of Hamas leader Aziz Rantisi, killed in an Israeli air strike.

 

The kidnapping was to avenge the kidnapping of a senior Fatah official by Hamas gunmen.

 

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And the Israeli govt., I"D"F, Shin Beth... are sitting, (perhaps) relaxing and watching the next developments...^^ (of course it is not funny, but what we can do..?)

 

 

 

 

진보블로그 공감 버튼트위터로 리트윗하기페이스북에 공유하기딜리셔스에 북마크

네팔뉴스 #37..

One of the most important developments on the way to democratization of the Nepalese society was decided by the pariament/govt. last week:

 

Nepal ends king's veto powers (Al Jazeera, 6.11)

 

Nepal's parliament has voted to remove King Gyanendra’s right to reject laws.

 

Saturday's decision to end the king's right of veto is the latest measure to reduce his authority after he was forced to end his absolute rule.

"This regulation has eliminated any and all authority the king had in parliament. From now on the parliament is independent to draft new laws and enforce them," said Subash Nemwang, the speaker for Nepal's parliament.

Members of parliament welcomed the decision.

"The concept of king in parliament has been abolished through law," said Ram Baran Yadav, a legislator of the Nepali Congress, the country's largest party.

"We are now free to criticize the king and the royal family members in Parliament," said Laxmi Shakya, an MP from the Communist Party of Nepal.

As well as losing his legislative veto, the king no longer has control of the 90,000 strong Nepal Army and cannot choose an heir to the throne.

King Gyanendra was forced to reinstate parliament in April after weeks of protests, organised by the political parties and Maoist rebels, against his absolute rule.

The political parties and Maoists have since observed a ceasefire and the government has met the Maoists' demand for elections to an assembly that will redraft Nepal's constitution.

The rebels want the government to move faster, including dissolving parliament and forming a new interim government that includes them.

 

http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/CC6C64DB-EE98-457F-8CAD-4E1CC935C897.htm

 

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About another positive development the Nepalese daily eKantipur reported y'day:

 

Govt to release over 350 Maoists

In a bid to make environment conducive for the ongoing talks with the Maoist rebels, the government on Monday assured the Maoists of releasing their comrades detained at various prisons and detention centres across the country.

"The government has assured us that it will release more than 350 Maoists detained at various prisons," Maoist Spokesman Krishna Bahadur Mahara, who also heads the rebel talks team said.

Earlier today, the meeting of the Council of Ministers decided to withdraw the cases filed under the Ordinance on controlling Terrorist and Destructive Acts and on not to move forward further investigation.

"Today's meeting has decided to withdraw cases under the TADO and all charges put on the rebels," State Minister for Information and Communications, Dilendra Prasad Badu told journalists after a cabinet meeting held at PM's residence at Baluwatar this morning.

The controversial ordinance, introduced by the erstwhile royal regime allowed the government to detain persons accused of terrorism for a year without any trial.

The government move follows a meeting between Home Minister and chief government negotiator Krishna Prasad Sitaula and Maoist chairman Prachanda in a village in Kaski district Sunday afternoon.

Mahara, who is also the coordinator of the rebel talks team said that Minister Sitaula and the Maoist chairman held informal talks for nearly two hours in which they discussed the recent political developments and the ways to move towards the constituent assembly elections.

"Our Chairman Prachanda is positive about the ongoing peace process between us and the government," said Mahara, adding, "He (Prachanda) hopes that the high-level peace talks (supposed to be held between Prachanda and PM Girija Prasad Koirala) would be held soon."

Mahara also said that unlike in the past, they are ready to show maximum flexibility during the talks. "We expect that the government, too, will remain flexible to sort out serious problems by ignoring petty differences."

He also said that the next round of peace talks would be held within a few days. "I am hopeful that talks will be held within 3-4 days not exceeding a week."

Meanwhile, the government also decided to form a Recommendation Task Force in connection with constituting a High-Level Media Commission.

The task force formed under the convenorship of MP Radheshyam Adhikari has chiefs of the Federation of Nepalese Journalists (FNJ), The Nepal Press Union (NPU), The Press Chautari Nepal, Sancharika Samuha and Save  the Independent Radio Campaign, Central Struggle Committee as well as Chief of the Department of Information as members.

 

http://www.kantipuronline.com/kolnews.php?&nid=76388

 

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Here you can see a interview with the chairperson of the CPN-M:

KTV interview with Maoist Chairman Prachanda (Video)

 


Maoist cadres released from Nakkhu Jail in Lalitpur on

Tuesday chant slogans outside the prison. The

government has pledged to release all the Maoists

from across the country dropping various charges

against them.

 

진보블로그 공감 버튼트위터로 리트윗하기페이스북에 공유하기딜리셔스에 북마크

反평화 Pal.<->Israel #2

Hamas' armed wing vowed on last Friday(6.9) to renew attacks against Israel.. 

"The Israeli massacres represent a direct opening battle and that means the earthquake in the Zionist cities will resume and the herds of occupiers have no choice but to prepare the coffins or the departing luggage," a Hamas official said. "Soon Sderot will be a ghost town", he added.

 

The last developments reported today by Ynet/Yedioth Ahronoth:

 

Qassam barrage hits Sderot

 

Once again, town residents wake up to sound of Red Dawn alert system as four rockets land in open areas, following six rockets launched overnight; no injuries reported. Hospital officials: Man critically injured by Qassam on Sunday out of danger

 

Palestinians continue to bombard Sderot: Two Qassam rockets were launched at the southern town Monday morning at around 7 a.m., landing in open areas. Half an hour later, Sderot's Red Dawn alert system was activated once again after two additional rockets were fired at the town...

 

Read the full article here:

http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3261677,00.html

 

Peretz to IDF: Prepare to attack Qassam sources

 

Defense minister meets with IDF top brass for emergency security consultation on incessant Qassam attacks, turns down proposal to intensify action against Hamas, instead Peretz orders army to make all necessary preparations to hit ‘all elements involved in Qassam fire.’ IDF: Suicide bombings in Israel possible..

http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3261590,00.html 

 

Sderot declares hunger strike

 

Residents of Qassam-battered town gather opposite home of Defense Minister Amir Peretz to demand security; since Sunday morning 26 rockets hit Sderot area, one of which critically wounded elderly man. Peretz's wife to protesters: I understand your frustration; I too am a victim of this reality..

http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3261523,00.html

The so-called 'left liberal' Israeli daily Haaretz wrote today morning following:

'Haniyeh may be targeted if Hamas resumes terror'

Senior Kadima lawmaker Tzachi Hanegbi, declaring Monday that "confrontation between Israel and Hamas is inevitable," warned that if the ruling Palestinian party returns to terrorism, Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh and other Hamas leaders may be targeted for assassination...

http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/725849.html

 

 

IHT/AP(6.11):

Israeli attack follows Hamas rocket firings

 

 

Al Jazeera reported yesterday:

Israeli air strike kills two Hamas men 

 

 

 

진보블로그 공감 버튼트위터로 리트윗하기페이스북에 공유하기딜리셔스에 북마크

2006 독일월드컵 #6

First impressions.. about this f.. ugly event

 

Now since three days the streets of Germany are full with SCHWARZ-ROT-GOLD, black, red, gold - the "national" colors of Germany. Especially the mainstream press such as BILD, DIE WELT, BZ... are complete happy about the new "patriotic movement" in Germany.

 

..

 

You should imagine that in West Germany and especially in West Berlin until the "unification" of Germany in 1990 to carry around or even to show the German flag was just a "previleg" for the nationalist, right wing, fascist scene. Except in front of some public official buildings(by the govt, etc..) nowhere you were able to see this shit.

 

[In East Germany, the former German Democratic(^^) Republic, it was different: especially on official public, nationally holidays, such as Mayday or the Republic's birthday(Oct. 7) it was a kind of duty for everyone to hang the national flag - the same color(black, red, gold) like today, just added in the middle with hammer, circle and ears of grain - in front of the window. At least until I was living there(1984). (Ha, once - I think it was in 1983 - we created our own flag, just red with golden hammer an sickle in the middle and we were putting it on our balcony.. and just few hours later the cops were coming and arrested us...). So to show the national flag in the east was not uncommon..]

 

But nowadays.. everywhere you are forced to see this shit: one care - two flags, two windows - four flags...

 

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In about two hours local time(CET) the team of Mexico will meet the team of Iran in Nuernberg.

Right now, since 3 p.m. in the same city a demonstration is taking place to protest the presence of the Iranian Vice President Mohammed Aliabadi, who wants to support the Iranian team. The organizers and supporters of the demonstration are people from the (extreme) right - such as the Interior Minister of Bavaria Beckstein, who would like to deport nearly all "foreigners", especially asylum seekers - to the chief of the party Die Gruenen(the greens) C. Roth and so-called "anti-german communists"(who are strongly supporting the state of Israel)...

 

Well, here you can read their call and list of supporters for the demo:

 

No hospitality for agitators and warmongers!
Solidarity with Israel – against Ahmadinejad and his German neo-Nazi friends

Despite international protests the Iranian football team was permitted to participate in the World Cup 2006, because the international football association FIFA supposedly wished to keep out politics. At the latest, by the time it was announced that the president of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Mahmud Ahmadinedjad, might come to Germany to watch the matches of his team, the statements of the FIFA became empty phrases.

Sport was never free of politics. World championships and Olympic Games always served also as a political stage, not least in 1936 in Nazi-Germany. However, instead of showing Ahmadinedjad the red card, German Minister of Interior, Wolfgang Schäuble, announced: “We should be good hosts”. Contrary to this announcement, the signatories of this appeal demand a clear sending-off:

· No hospitality and no entrance ticket for an agitator, who has repeatedly denied the Holocaust, wants to wipe Israel from the map, calls for the extermination of Jews, finances terror, works on building up nuclear threat und threatens and mocks the whole civilized Western world.

· No hospitality for a man who – together with the regime of mullahs – is responsible for human rights violations, violence, oppression, and for the poverty of the population in Iran.

· We express our solidarity with Iranians, who suffer because of the regime or who have had to escape into exile.

· We demand a refusal of entry for Ahmadinedjad and criminal proceedings against him because of incitement of the people and denial of National Socialist crimes.

· We demand that solidarity rallies planned by neo-Nazis for Ahmadinedjad and his regime, will be stopped.

Germany should support the democratic opposition in Iran and in other countries of the Middle East and should work towards a change in these countries. Germany should be less concerned about being a good host for somebody who openly calls for the murder of Jews. Instead Germany should take care that Ahmadinedjad will not get a platform here, but will be sanctioned internationally and will get to know his limitations.

Already at the beginning of this year, these points were demanded by the late president of the Central Council of Jews in Germany, Paul Spiegel, of blessed memory, when he called for demonstrations against the anti-Israeli incitement campaign of the Iranian president. We want to follow this call under the motto “NIE WIEDER! NEVER AGAIN!” We want to set a clear example and we want to show on a huge scale that this preacher of hate is not only not welcome, but that he and his accomplices must be stopped.

There will be protests against the Iranian regime on June, 11th at 3 p.m. at the Jacobsplatz (downtown) in Nuremberg..

This call for protest is supported, among others, by the following individuals and organizations:
Prof. Dr. h.c. Arno Lustiger, Ralph Giordano, Dr. Michel Friedman, Dr. Wahied Wahdat-Hagh (Iran-Experte - MEMRI), Efraim Zuroff (Simon Wiesenthal Center, Jerusalem), Henryk M. Broder, Prof. Dr. Micha Brumlik, Cem Özdemir (MdEP), Dr. Hans-Peter Raddatz (Orientalist), RA Albert Meyer, Nasrin Amirsedghi (Publizistin), Bärbel Bohley (Malerin u. Bürgerrechtlerin), Prof. Dr. Michael Wolffsohn, Dr. Daniel Pipes (Middle East Forum), Lutz Sikorski (Fraktionsvorsitzender der Grünen, Frankfurt), Jutta Ebeling (Stadträtin, Frankfurt), Pfn. Annemarie Werner (Vaterunserkirche), Tobias Jaecker (Journalist), Dr. Gudrun Eussner (Journalistin), Morten Friese (Journalist), Seyran Ates (Rechtsanwältin), Hannes Stein (Journalist), Dr. Matthias Küntzel (Publizist), Stadtrat Lothar Klein (ehem. MdEP, Vorsitzender Sächsische Israelfreunde e. V.), Frankfurter Arbeitsgemeinschaft der DIG, Harald Eckert (Israel Heute - Christen an der Seite Israels e.V.), Dr. Jürgen Bühler (International Christian Embassy Jerusalem), Anetta Kahane (Amadeu Antonio Stiftung), Ghodsi Hejazi, Klaus Faber (Staatssekretär a.D., RA,), Dr. Ruth Contreras (Scholars for Peace in the Middle East), Sacha Stawski, Daniel Hofmann, Gitta Mohrdieck - Honestly Concerned e. V., Rene Pollak - Vors. Zionistische Organisation Frankfurt, Martin Borowsky (Synodaler der Kirchenprovinz Sachsen, Vorsitzender DIG, AG Erfurt), Johannes Barth (Vorsitzender DIG Arbeitsgemeinschaft Rhein-Neckar), Prof. Dr. Andrei S. Markovits (University of Michigan), Dr. Hermann Kuhn (Vorsitzender Deutsch-Israelische Gesellschaft AG Bremen), Katharina Seewald (DGB Regionsvorsitzende Kassel), Dr. Klaus Thörner (Publizist), Prof. Dr. Heinz Gess (Fachhochschule Bielefeld), Jörg Fischer (Journalist u. Autor), Nea Weißberg-Bob (Autorin, Verlegerin), Chana Steinwurz (Standpunkte-Pädagogin), Dr. Martin Kloke (Politikwissenschaftler), Wolfgang M. Nossen (Jüdische Landesgemeinde, Erfurt), Thomas v. der Osten-Sacken (Wadi e. V.), Alternatives Jugendzentrum e. V. (Dessau), Jörg Rensmann (Redaktion typoskript), Steffen Andersch (Projekt gegenPart, Netzwerkstelle gegen Rechtsextremismus, Fremdenfeindlichkeit und Antisemitismus, Dessau), Bernd Fechler (Jugendbegegnungsstätte Anne Frank), Margitta Neuwald-Golling (VP European Council of WIZO Federations), Iva Svarcová (Filmregisseurin u. Produzentin), Ruth Sophia Nitz-Berthold (Rechtsanwältin), Jüdische Gemeinde Hamburg, Gesellschaft für christlich-jüdische Zusammenarbeit e.V. (Essen), ILI - I Like Israel e.V., Israelitische Kultusgemeinde München u. Oberbayern, IKG Nürnberg, B’nai B’rith München, DIG München, AmEchad n.r.V., Jüdischer Turn- u. Sportverein Makkabi, Zionistische Organisation in Deutschland (Z.O.D.), Frankfurt Loge B’nai B’rith, Wizo Deutschland e. V., Evangelische Marienschwestenschaft, Israelfreunde Hannover, Jüdischer Jugend- u. Studentenverband Hessen, Förderverein Ehemalige Synagoge in Hemsbach e.V., Freundeskreis Weinheim - Ramat Gan e. V., haGalil e. V., Prozionistische Linke Frankfurt, Redaktion Bahamas, Keren Hayesod Deutschland Vereinigte Israel Aktion e. V., DIG Aachen e. V., German Media Watch, Adass Israel Nürnberg, DIG AG Franken, Bündnis gegen Antisemitismus Leipzig, and approx. 4.000 other Jewish and non-Jewish organizations and petition-signatories (which can be viewed at
http://www.honestly-concerned.org ).

 

A report about the rally you can read here(Ynet/Yedioth Ahronoth):

 

World Cup: Jews demonstrate against Iran regime

 

Some 1500 Jews, supporters demonstrate in Nuremberg against Iranian regime ahead of country’s World Cup soccer match against Mexico. Bavarian Internal Minister: ‘Ahmadinejad a criminal’..

http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3261579,00.html

 

 

 

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Last but not least it was reported since today morning that for example Berlin-Friedrichshain, usually a city district, where more people are hanging around who are against fascism and rarcism, is more and more "visited" by aggressive acting people, who are possibly very close the the extreme right wing(fascist/racist) scene.

 

On 6.10 the magazine Der Spiegel published following experience by a German football fan who was later attacked by east germans(racists, fascists or what ever..). The text is just in German. If I will have some time.. I'll try to make a summary about it.

http://www.spiegel.de/panorama/0,1518,420657,00.html

 

 

 

 

All together: it's just f.. GERMAN INSANITY!!

진보블로그 공감 버튼트위터로 리트윗하기페이스북에 공유하기딜리셔스에 북마크

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    자본주의 박살내자!
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    no chr.!

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