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Just who is Anders Behring Breivik?

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INTERNATIONAL PAPERS, Tues. 26/07/11, The Norwegian attacks continue to make international headlines. Many papers focus on just who is the self-proclaimed killer and whether he had links to other far-right groups in Europe. Meanwhile, the Chinese government is facing growing public fury over the way it has dealt with the media coverage of this weekend’s fatal rail crash.

IN THE PAPERS
By Florence VILLEMINOT

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Some articles from today’s international press review:
 
INTERNATIONAL HERALD TRIBUNE: “Breivik and his enablers”
 
Bangladesh: rescuers race against time
25/04/2013 - IN THE WORLD PAPERS

Bangladesh: rescuers race against time

IN THE WORLD PAPERS: Papers across the world react to the tragic and deadly collapse of a building outside Dhaka in Bangladesh. The Wall Street Journal says that unfortunately this not the first industrial disaster in the region. Also, Italy gets a new Prime Minister, DNA celebrates the 60th anniversary of its discovery and Brazil's World Cup gets its own noise maker.
Human rights: François Hollande's silence
25/04/2013 - IN THE FRENCH PAPERS

Human rights: François Hollande's silence

IN THE FRENCH PAPERS - 25/04/13: French papers react to François Hollande's first ever visit to China. Libération says Hollande is wrong to remain silent about human rights abuses there. Meanwhile, Les Echos says the government's refusal of a bill put forward by the Communist party marks the divorce between the Socialists and the far-left.
'The British businessman who sold fake bomb detectors to Iraq'
24/04/2013 - IN THE WORLD PAPERS

'The British businessman who sold fake bomb detectors to Iraq'

INTERNATIONAL PAPERS, Weds. 25/04/13: Haaretz explores why the US is so reluctant to back Israel's claims that Syria has repeatedly used chemical weapons. Meanwhile, the Independent explains how a British tycoon managed to trick Iraq into buying millions of pounds worth of fake bomb detectors - a scam with a very tragic human cost. Finally, the Independent says George W. Bush could be on the road to rehabilitation with his new presidential library.
Let the gay weddings begin!
24/04/2013 - IN THE FRENCH PAPERS

Let the gay weddings begin!

FRENCH PAPERS, Weds. 25/04/13: French papers react to the legalisation of gay marriage here in France after a final vote in Parliament yesterday. The left applauds a "historic" day, while the right wonders what there is to celebrate about such a divisive law. Also, are European leaders starting to change their minds about the effectiveness of austerity policies?
'Terrorism and justice'
23/04/2013 - IN THE WORLD PAPERS

'Terrorism and justice'

INTERNATIONAL PAPERS, Tues. 23/04/13: Canadian papers react to the arrest of two men who were allegedly planning to attack a passenger train in Toronto. Meanwhile, international papers continue to react to the Boston Marathon bombings. The Christian Science Monitor explores what the motive could be and why it’s important to know why the attacks happened. Meanwhile, the Guardian takes a closer look at the role played by social media.

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Norwegian Massacres & Armenian Genocide

by Anonyme - 26/07/2011 - 15:52

Norwegian Massacres and The Armenian Genocide Until Today
(Norwegian Island of Utoeya in 2011 and Armenian Anatolia of 1915)

I don't know why...I strongly cried...
And how I cried... Today...
Viewing videos of ‘Norwegian massacres’
And remembering 'Our Armenian Genocide’
Which was almost a century before
I never saw ...but heard from my granny
Still I can feel her tears...scolding my years `
I cried...for our unlucky nation
And the Norwegian youths
Who didn’t cause harm to anyone...

I cried today...strongly cried
Feeling with their mothers, fathers, lovers, relatives, friends
And every one who lost loved-one, recently or long before
Those who lost 1.5 million innocent armless humans
By slayers who refuse to recognize...our lost lives...
Our deep lanced caves of our heart valves...
Still stay rive... can't heal...
Every human should recognize...our pain and every pain
As we are all humans... we belong to humanity
We should have faith...
Before naming our religion, ethnicity, nationality or race
Faithful to every cause...that sears human lives

Don’t execute this slayer...
(I don’t want to give or remember his name)
But, let scientist study his slaying gene...
His Y-chromosome from which DNA arrived
To vanish so many lives...!

Might the souls of those honest victims
Will guide the scientists
To discover the criminal-gene
Those who want to slay more
and continue to commit genocides...!

Sylva-MD-Poetry

July 25, 2011

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