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Saturday July 29, 2006 18:45
by Tommy Donnellan - Ireland-Palestine Solidarity Campaign
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Jump To Comment: 1 2 3Sheeeeet ! I though I rotated pic No 2 also 'journeyed' is mispelt or maybe I've just buggered up the noun 'journey'?.
Rogue state
Martin & Niamh
Mary
Coming out of O'Cuiv's office
Pity the Lebanese : Pity the Palestinains : Fuck Israel !.
three !
The Syrian/Irish man Abed Aldakar made a fine ex tempore speech to the demonstrators, Galway City Councillor (Lab), Collette Connolly is behind his right shoulder, Betsie is keeping the flag flying for GAAW.
Henrike (in purple top in R/H of pic) in saturnine mood ?, true, 'cos, sometimes, her smile outshines a thousand suns.
Well done, Galway! Here I am, feeling ever so slightly in exile, and I see familiar faces in the photos. I would be marching if I were there. Great to see that spirit there. The bombing in Cana will, of course, not force Bush and the android Condaleeza Rice to confront Israel; ' appopriate' forms of words will be discovered by which meaningless comments can be made. Israel's 'Al Ha'aretz' newspaper even carries a report today saying that the deaths at Cana were caused by the delayed explosion of hidden weapons inside the bombed houses! No doubt, any lie is good enough when you have to cover up a war crime. There is, of course, no question of bringing Israel to the Hague on war crimes charges, because the US, those protectors of democracy and freedom and justice throughout the world, wouldn't hear of it. It is interesting to see Bertie Ahern taking some sort of positive stance and saying 'No' to US requests to ferry arms to Israel through Shannon, in the light of word from the UK that basis in Scotland now may have been used for this. But he'll have to do more than take Condie's word for what goes on in Co Clare. French newspapers, even regional ones, are reporting well on the Middle East. God bless all and very well done. Fred Johnston