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international / miscellaneous Tuesday November 24, 2009 17:25 by N.G.A.
The view of the National Graves Association on the wearing of the poppy. Related Links: National Graves Association | Royal British Legion website | Indy article (1) | Indy article (2) | Killing fields of WWI (independent article + pics) | The battle of the Somme | A potted history of Ireland during WWI | Another potted history of Ireland during WWI | Royal dublin fusilliers association | Shot at dawn campaign | Waterford county museum articles | G.A.A. site, bloody sunday | Wikipedia on WWI | WWI tourism | Alternative theory for causes of WWI (>10 mins in, watch it for a bit!!) :-) | The FinalCut - pink floyd (wikipedia)
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international / rights, freedoms and repression Monday November 23, 2009 15:48 by Sarah C
Raul with some of the Cards from Ireland
At the invitation of Guerrero based ´Tlachinollan Human Rights Centre´ I had the inspiring opportunity to witness an historic event last Wed (18th nov 2009): Two indigenous women, both former Amnesty International prisoners of conscience left their communities once more to make a trip to a Mexican Jail. This time however instead of being accompanied by their arresting officers, they went along with a group of local, national and international human rights organisations to make a solidarity visit to another indigenous activist and Amnesty International prisoner of conscience, Raul Hernandez.
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international / arts and media Saturday November 21, 2009 10:49 by Paula Geraghty
View of Mathare built in a quarry
The 21st of November marks the United Nations ‘World television Day’.
Slum TV: by Paula Geraghty
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national / worker & community struggles and protests Thursday November 19, 2009 14:19 by Workers Solidarity
1% of the population owns 34% of the wealth
It's time for THEM to share the pain. The rich remain rich and the rest of us are supposed to keep them that way. That’s why we get pay cuts, health cuts, education cuts, job cuts. It’s not as if dipping into the pockets of PAYE workers is the only way to foot bills. A mere 5% of the Irish population own 40% of the wealth. And a tiny 1% own most of it (34%). What pinko fantasist came up with these figures, asks the cynic. Well, it was that well-known radical outfit, the Bank of Ireland (in its Wealth of the Nation report).
A Rallying Call from the Anarchists:
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international / rights, freedoms and repression Sunday November 15, 2009 12:08 by José Antonio Gutiérrez
Hollman Morris
Hollman in a more Columbian setting
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