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Feb 29 2008
Joint Israeli-Palestinian call for ceasefire

Due to the severe escalation in and around the Gaza Strip, Israelis and Palestinians started an emergency initiative of collecting signatures on a joint petition calling for a ceasefire and end to the bloodshed, as well as an end to the siege on Gaza.  The Israeli Coalition Against the Siege, and the Gaza-based Campaign 'End the Siege', which jointly  organised the supply convoy last month, are mobilizing to promote this petition.

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Tags:  Israeli-Palestinian
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Feb 25 2008
Shooting demonstrators on the Gaza border

Shooting unarmed demonstrators on the Gaza border would be a terrible and unforgivable crime

The Government of Israel has turned the Gaza Strip into a pressure cooker and the biggest open-air prison  in the world, through maintaining a siege in violation of International Law and depriving a poor populating of a million and half of gasoline and basic products.

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Feb 14 2008
NLG Condemns Senate Grant of Immunity to Telecoms

Responding to fear-mongering by the Bush administration, the Senate voted on February 12 to give retroactive immunity to the telecommunications companies that have turned over our telephone and Internet communications to the government.  These companies have violated several laws, including the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), Title III, the Communications Act, and the Stored Communications Act, as well as the First and Fourth Amendments to the Constitution.

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Tags:  Marjorie Cohn FISA NLG Senate Telecoms
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Feb 04 2008
Poland and US 'Missile Shield'

For the past 45 years, I have been a translator of Slavic Languages, and I have travelled extensively in Russia. There is one phrase used in almost all the Slavic languages which raises all kinds of alarms, bells, whistles, screetching brakes, sirens, etc., and it is the phrase, "in principle."

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Tags:  Poland-US 'Missile Shield' Poland
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Jan 31 2008
Stolen Iraqi oil revenues

No one, apart from those in total denial, can claim that the invasion of Iraq was not solely about oil related matters, control of Iraq's oil reserves and the attempted protection of the US dollar as the world reserve currency to be used internationally for oil trades.

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Tags:  Michael Lee Oxford UK Iraqi oil
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Jan 29 2008
The Convoy: Monday passed, the goods did not

Call for protest to Israeli government  

Saturday the army representatives at the Erez checkpoint indicated that Monday our truckloads of relief would go through. We didn't rely on this vague promise too much but  gave it the benefit of the doubt. After all, we also heard from KM Dov Kheinin (Hadash) that PM Olmert had told him personally that our relief would be let through.

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Tags:  Olmert Erez checkpoint Israeli government The Convoy
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Jan 21 2008
Lift the Blockaide on Gaza!!

Saturday 26.1.:  A countrywide relief convoy and Israeli demonstration in solidarity on the Gaza border with a parallel Palestinian demonstration in the Strip.

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Jan 08 2008
Veteran on Trial Wednesday

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Testimony in the trial of a U.S. military veteran and national officer of Veterans For Peace begins tomorrow, Wednesday, January 9th, at 11:00 a.m. ET, in District of Columbia Superior Court, room 313.

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Tags:  Mike Ferner U.S. military Veteran
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Jan 05 2008
German Employment Law, 'NAZI legislation'

I was employed by the MoD(UK) in security work, and the contract of employment clearly stated that I was entitled to shift payments, as did German Employment Law. Because I was denied these payments I was forced to take legal action. A German Government lawyer had decided that I was not entitled to shift payments because I lived 300mtrs from work. This was upheld by the court in the final verdict, even though my colleagues lived up to 91kms from work, and they also did not receive shift allowances.

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Tags:  Michael Smith MoD German Employment Law 'NAZI legislation'
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