A következő címkéjű bejegyzések mutatása: solidarity. Összes bejegyzés megjelenítése
A következő címkéjű bejegyzések mutatása: solidarity. Összes bejegyzés megjelenítése

2009. március 18., szerda

MARCH ON THE PENTAGON

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STOP THE WAR AT HOME AND ABROAD
FROM WASHINGTON D.C. – TO BALTIMORE – TO WALL STREET

WASHINGTON D.C.
Saturday, March 21
ON THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE IRAQ WAR—
MARCH ON THE PENTAGON

March to stop the occupation of Iraq, Afghanistan and Palestine. Bring the troops home now!

Join the Bailout the People Movement in Washington D.C. Look for our banners on that day or for more information call our national office at 212.... See our website: www.BailoutPeople.org

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2009. január 12., hétfő

Let the Shministim go!

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I support the Shministim and their right to peacefully object to military service. I call for the release of those teenagers who have been jailed for their principled refusal to serve in an army which occupies the Palestinian Territories. The imprisonment of these conscientious objectors is a violation of their human rights and contrary to International Law.

I am inspired by these caring students and their counterparts in Palestine, whose nonviolent resistance to the Occupation points the way to a just peace and security for all people in the region. They are our best hope for the future. I urge you to heed them, and not punish them.

Eduardo Rozsa Flores

We stand with You!
Click on the pictures!
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Gondolat mára

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Szolidaritás! Solidarité! ¡Solidaridad!

Minden csatát szavak előzik meg. A szó már önmagában cselekvés.
Tout combat commence par la parole. La parole est déjà action
Todo combate comienza con la palabra. La palabra en si ya es acción.

(R-F. Eduardo)
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2009. január 8., csütörtök

EN BÜYÜK TÜRKIYE!"

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A keddi Bnei Hasharon-Turk Telekom kosárlabda mérkőzésen a török csapat szurkolói bekiabálásokkal zavarták meg a mérkőzést, majd cipőikkel és üvegekkel dobálták meg az izraeli csapat menekülő játékosait. 1500 rendőr is alig bírt velük.

„Allah Akbar" – üvöltötte háromezer török szurkoló kórusban, ami időnként átcsapott a „halál a zsidókra!" skandálásába. A reakció egyértelműen reagálás volt a gázai övezetben zajló eseményekre. Ezután cipőikkel és üvegekkel kezdték dobálni az izraeli csapat játékosait, akik a kitörő vihar elől az öltözőbe menekültek. A török drukkerek palesztin zászlókat lengettek és folyamatosan Izraelt sértegették.



Miután a rendőrök nagy nehezen kiürítették a lelátókat, a mérkőzés játékvezetője visszahívta az izraelieket, hogy játsszák le a mérkőzést, de a vendégcsapat erre már nem volt hajlandó. A hivatalos jelentésben is ez áll: „A Turk Telekom-Bnei Hasharon mérkőzést azután sem játszották le, hogy a kitört botrány után a rendőrség megtisztította a lelátókat. A híres, nagy pofájú zsidók egyszerűen beszartak.

EN BÜYÜK TÜRKIYE!"

Turkish supporters threw shoes at Israeli basketball players, as a match between Israeli basketball team Bnei Hasharon and Turkish basketball team Turk Telecom was about to start in Ankara on Tuesday.

قام مشجعين أتراك يقذف فريق إسرائيلي لكرة السلة احتجاجا لما يجري للشعب الفلسطيني في غزة


Turkish supporters throw shoes at Israeli basketball players ahead of match in Ankara




Interior shots of hall, Turkish supporters attempting to go to playing field, Turkish police stopping the supporters 00:00-00:13
Israeli players leaving the field, more shots of supporters protesting Israel, chanting Damn Israel slogans 00:13-01:01
Shots of playing field, more shots of police trying to stop the supporters, shouting Turkey, Murderer Israel, Allahu Akbar (God is Great) slogans, details 01:01-03:10
Additional shots of supporters chanting slogans in the hall, details 03:26-04:10
Supporters being gotten out of the hall by police, Palestine, you are not alone slogans being chanted 03:10-03:26
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2009. január 6., kedd

Picture of the day - A nap képe

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A tear drop is seen on the cheek of a
Palestinian child
during a protest in Belgrade

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2009. január 4., vasárnap

Solidarity with Palestine

International Action Center

Many Thousands March for Gaza – as Invasion Begins
Largest protest in support of Palestinians ever in NYC


Times Sq. Protest

(January 4, 2009) Saturday saw sizable protests throughout the world against the bombing and invasion of Gaza. As the Israeli military began a massive ground invasion of Gaza, including infantry, tanks, and artillery, hundreds of thousands of people were in the streets around the world chanting "Free, Free Palestine!"

Possibly the largest protest took place in New York City where a huge rally in Times Square stretched from 42nd Street south to 36th Street, along 7th Ave. Buses came from throughout the region. Crowd estimates ranged from 25,000 and 30,000. Just before the demonstration started the announcement of the Israeli invasion came over the news wires. An angry march through midtown Manhattan, shut down 42nd St, stalled mid-town traffic and ended at the Israeli Mission to the U.N. At the closing rally, the crowd stretched from 48th to 42nd Street, along 2nd Ave.

Many of the organizers of today's rally, including Al-Awda: Palestine Right to Return Coalition-NY; the Arab Muslim American Federation; MAS- Muslim American Society NY (Youth Center), National, Queens, NJ, Yonkers; GUPS - The General Union of Palestine Students; BAYAN-USA; Islamic Society of Bay Ridge; International Action Center; December 12
Movement; New York City Labor Against the War; Troops Out Now Coalition; Pakistan USA Freedom Forum; International League of Peoples Struggle; F.I.S.T.; and others, announced plans for a rally again next Sunday, January 11 in New York City's Times Square, beginning at 1 pm.

While much of the U.S. national media limited their coverage of world wide protests to Europe and the Middle East, the size of the New York protest clearly equaled or surpassed other protests. Ty Chandler, reporting at the scene of the protest for New York 1 TV, stated on camera near the Israeli Consulate "This massive crowd is still making its way up 2nd Ave., and you can see the anger and frustration on their face, this crowd is huge, it goes for blocks."

In Boston, about 1500 people took to the streets to protest the US/Israeli Genocide in Gaza. Chanting "Free, Free Palestine", "From the River to the Sea, Palestine will Free", "We Support the Resistance" the demonstrators marched through main shopping area of downtown Boston, stopping at the US Military Recruiters and the Israeli Consulate for mini rallies. The demonstration,
called by an ad-hoc coalition formed to protest the US/Israeli massacres in Gaza, was led by a militant contingent of Palestinian youth.

In Atlanta, hundreds turned out for a protest in front of CNN, with 2 black caskets draped with Palestinian flags, and more than 100 signs with the names of people who have died in the assault.

More than 500 marched in Charlotte, North Carolina, where protesters, with Palestinian & Muslim youth at the forefront, took over downtown Charlotte with a sea of Palestinian flags & energetic chants.

Around 1,000 people stretched across the steps in front of Philadelphia's City Hall for a rally targeting U.S. funding for the Israeli war against the Palestinian people in Gaza. The crowd predominantly Palestinians, youthful, and militant.
Chants targeted the terrorist nature of Israel's bombing in Gaza. Speakers linked budget cuts in Philadelphia that will close 11 libraries to U.S. funding of Israeli bombs being dropped on elementary schools. Passing motorists honked in support.

Behind a lead banner that read "War is Terrorism with a Bigger Budget - Stop U.S.-Israeli War on Palestinians" demonstrators marched through the Center City shopping area to the Federal Building and FOX News, stopping for occasional mini-rallies to explain what the protest was about to people who gathered to listen along the way.

At least 10,000 people gathered at Toronto's Yonge-Dundas Square to protest against Israel's recent assault on Gaza. Protesters then marched through the streets of Toronto to the Israeli Consulate and the United States Embassy.

Thousands took to the streets in London, Paris, Berlin, Rome, Athens and several Asian cities, following similar events in parts of the Muslim world on Friday. In London, protesters, including former mayor Ken Livingstone, marched to Trafalgar Square, chanting, "Free, free Palestine" and "Israel terrorists!" Many stopped at Downing Street, the Prime Minister's residence, to throw shoes at the gates, following the example of the Iraqi journalist who threw his shoes at President Bush last month.

As these marches were taking place, the media announced that the Israeli military had begun a massive ground invasion of Gaza. This invasion follows a week of continuous bombing that has killed at least 453 Palestinians and wounded more than 2,000. According to the U.N., at more than one quarter of those killed in the current conflict have been civilians.

The situation of the 1.5 million Palestinians crammed into the Gaza Strip - one of the most densely populated areas on the planet - grows more desperate. Humanitarian agencies warned that water, food and medical supplies were running short. And now the people of Gaza are facing a brutal and merciless attack by infantry, artillery, and tanks.
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Gaza needs your voice

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2009. január 3., szombat

SEGÍTSETEK! SEGÍTSETEK! Izraeli haditengerészeti egységek felsorakoztak Gáza partjainál

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Az Al Jazeera hírtelevízió szerint a cionista haditengerészeti egységek felsorakoztak Gáza partjainál. Az értesülések szerint a szárazföldi akció megindításának fedezeteként. A gázai övezet ezáltal teljesen elszigetelődött a világtól. Sem gyógyszer, sem fűtőanyag, sem élelmiszer nem jut be a zónába. A palesztin egészségügyi miniszter szerint humanitárius katasztrófa fenyeget.

1956 Magyarországáról "idehallatszik" az akkori segélykiáltás. Háy Gyula szavaival élve: "Segítsetek! Segítsetek!"

2009. január 1., csütörtök

A los Poetas del Mundo!!! Aux Poètes du Monde!!

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Urgente comunicado a los poetas del mundo y a toda persona de corazón sensible.

CHILE [Español - Français]. Los acontecimientos que están ocurriendo en Palestina, y especialmente en la Banda de Gaza, no pueden dejar indiferentes a los Poetas del Mundo, porque somos poetas comprometidos con la VIDA y con el Proyecto Humano. Lo que está sucediendo en ese lugar del planeta es una fragante masacre encubierta, y cuenta con la complicidad del Imperio y de las naciones aliadas al país más poderoso del planeta. El silencio es complicidad, por eso llamo a los Poetas del Mundo a manifestarse con la fuerza de la palabra, de manera poética y repudiar ese atentado contra la vida.

Llamo a poner en práctica nuestro manifiesto universal de poetas del mundo, por eso les recuerdo algunos párrafos:

“Ser poeta no significa sólo escribir bella poesía, sino que VIVIRLA, y vivirla no significa sólo sentirla, sino que practicarla, y practicarla es una cosa de todos los días, de siempre mientras tenemos cabeza para pensar y corazón para sentir.” [Artículo 3]

“Ser Poeta del Mundo es ser un guerrero, o una guerrera, que cabalga por las llanuras de la existencia humana, como lo hizo desde la noche de los tiempos, en busca de la perfección y del crecimiento lícito de la vida, mientras se vive con los ropajes y las condiciones que tenemos para hacerlo. Es por eso que no seremos pasivos ante los crímenes que se cometen día a día en nombre de la libertad, levantaremos nuestra voz como un rayo de luz y haremos temblar al cobarde, porque la palabra la convertiremos en la mejor arma que el asesino haya conocido a lo largo y ancho de la historia.” [Artículo 5]

El mensaje de fin de año que debía ser de augurios felices, [anunciar por ejemplo que ya estamos alcanzando los 5.000 poetas miembros], de pronto se transforma en grito de protesta, y de impotencia ante la barbarie y la crueldad.

Que el bullicio de los fuegos artificiales que ya se están escuchando por el planeta, que no sirva para opacar el llanto de los hermanos que sufren.


Luis Arias Manzo
Fundador y Secretario General
Movimiento Poetas del Mundo

Santiago de Chile, 31 de Diciembre 2008

Communiqué d’Urgence aux Poètes du Monde et à toute personne de cœur sensible.

Les évènements qui sont en train de se dérouler en Palestine, et spécialement dans la Bande Gaza, ne peuvent laisser indifférents aux Poètes du Monde, parce que nous sommes des poètes engagés avec la VIE et avec le projet Humain. Ce qu’il se passe dans cette partie de la planète est une fragrante massacre recouverte, et elle compte avec la complicité de l’Empire et des nations alliées au pays le plus puissant de la planète. Le silence est complicité, c’est pour cela que j’appelle aux Poètes du Monde à se manifester avec la force de la parole, de manière poétique et répudier cet attentat contre la VIE.

J’appelle à mettre en pratique notre manifeste universel des poètes du monde, pour cela je vous rappelle quelques paragraphes :

Etre poète ne signifie pas uniquement écrire de la belle poésie mais également LA VIVRE. La vivre ne signifie pas seulement la ressentir mais la mettre en pratique. Et la mettre en pratique est une affaire de tous les jours, de toujours, et ceci tant que nous aurons une tête pour penser et un cœur pour les sentiments. [Article 3]

Etre Poète du Monde signifie être un guerrier, ou bien une guerrière, qui galope à travers les plaines de l’existence humaine, comme il l’a fait depuis la nuit des temps à la recherche de la perfection et de l’évolution licite de la vie, tant que nous pourrons vivre avec les habits et les conditions actuelles. Pour cette raison, nous ne resterons pas impassibles devant les crimes commis chaque jour au nom de la liberté, nous élèverons nos voix pareil à un trait de lumière et nous ferons trembler le lâche. Pour ce faire, nous convertirons la parole en la meilleure arme que l’assassin n’ait jamais connue au cours de toute l’histoire. [Article 5]

Le message de fin d’année qui devait être des bonnes nouvelles [annoncer par exemple que nous sommes déjà presque 5.000 poètes membres], soudain est devenu un cri de protestation et d’impuissance devant la barbarie et la bestialité.

Que le bruit des feux d’artifices qu’on écoute déjà de partout dans la planète ne sers pas à minimiser le pleure des frères qui soufrent.

Luis Arias Manzo
Fondateur et Secrétaire Général
Mouvement Poètes du Monde

Santiago du Chili, le 31 de Décembre 2008
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2008. december 28., vasárnap

Solidarity with heroic Gaza

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Statement from the International Action Center -- Dec 27, 2008:

Solidarity with heroic Gaza

The International Action Center condemns the criminal U.S.-backed Israeli bombing massacre on Gaza, and the mass murder of 200 and serious wounding of another 300 Palestinians. We call upon the progressive, anti-war and workers’ movement in the United States to join the angry, growing worldwide protests of these latest Israeli war crimes with U.S. complicity. We refuse impunity to the Israeli state and its backers.

The rightist Zionist regime had the arrogance to announce in advance its intention to strike Gaza’s embattled civilians. Like every serious Israeli move, this latest assault was done with a U.S. green light using U.S. weapons and spy services.

Compounding this arrogance, Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak has already said, "The operation will go on and be intensified as long as necessary," (AFP, Dec. 27) exposing his genocidal intent. The Israeli attacks, targeting civilian population centers and coinciding with the end of the school day, reveal a malicious intent to inflict as many casualties as possible, including on children.

Under Israeli siege for over a year, the people of Gaza had been struggling to survive with insufficient food, power and a damaged and depleted medical-care system. The world has condemned this siege as an Israeli crime against humanity. The Israelis have carried out this murderous siege without protest from their powerful allies in Western Europe and the United States. And the Palestinian people in Gaza have faced down the siege over 18 months, providing once again an example for the world’s people that the criminal U.S.-Israeli alliance has grown desperate to tear down.

Like the bombing, the siege itself is a U.S.-Israeli war crime, with the billions in yearly U.S. aid used to bomb the 1.5 million Palestinians in Gaza, cut off their electricity, and kick them out of their homes. Meanwhile, back home, the same U.S. government lets banks foreclose on workers’ homes and bosses lay off millions of workers and let tens of millions live in fear of an illness that will wipe out their savings—if the crisis hasn’t already.

We have no interest in allowing the U.S.-Israeli genocidal attacks on the Palestinian people of Gaza. We stand in solidarity with the Palestinian people against U.S. imperialism and Israel, Washington’s outpost in the Middle East.

We demand that U.S. aid to Israel be cut to zero, and that this money be used instead for reparations for the Palestinian people, to ensure their right to return, and for homes, jobs, health care and education for working people in the U.S.

Protest demonstrations have taken place already in Amman, Damascus, Cairo, in the cities of the West Bank and in mostly Arab towns within Israel’s 1967 boundaries. Organizations in Brussels, Madrid and other European centers have also called for protests. In the United States, the first action has been called for New York’s Rockefeller Center, at 50th Street and Fifth Avenues, for 2 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 28.

There demonstrators will say:

Defend Palestine!

Solidarity with heroic Gaza!

Stand in solidarity with Palestine!


ALL OUT TO PROTEST THE MASSACRES IN GAZA!


Also:

MONDAY, DEC. 29
7:00 pm
55 W. 17th St. 5th Fl.
in Manhattan btw. 5th & 6th Aves.

The Massacre and Siege in Gaza and U.S. Zionist Crimes

Speakers: Sara Flounders, IAC co-director and delegate to the International Palestine Right to Return Congress in Damascus;
and a special guest speaker from Al-Awda NY: Palestine Right to Return Coalition
Today's massacre in Gaza is an international crime against an entire population. As many as 200 people were killed and 750 injured, including women and children. The Israeli government has announced plans to continue, expand, and intensify attacks against the people of Gaza in the coming days.
This criminal attack comes during a strangulation siege of Gaza which has choked off fuel for electricity, cooking and transportation. Basic food, medicines and essential civilian supplies are refused entry. Shutting all exports from Gaza has created massive unemployment.
The massive swelling of support for the Palestinian people who continue resistance in the face of extreme deprivation was reflected in the huge turn out at the Damascus International Congress for the Palestinian Right To Return. This continues as a central cause of the Palestinian people and an impassioned issue through out the Arab and Muslim world. Defend Palestine!
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2008. július 10., csütörtök

Le a diktatúrával! Szolidárítás Burmával!


2008 08 08

Egy hónap múlva

Ne nézd
az Olimpiát megnyitó és záró ceremóniait!

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