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Suspects of the murder of Dubai




These pictures (on which you can click if you want to see more or download) show people that the police in Dubai suspected of being Mossad agents guilty or complicit in the assassination of Mahmoud al-Mabhouh. It is obvious that these people will never be punished for their crime, much less extradited by Israel, since, as I said in 2006, Israeli Supreme Court has validated the legality of political assassinations .

If like me you do not accept this type of scam (even if the murdered person is someone who does not inspire much compassion), if you are in a state of law, if you refuse the road Actually, I recommend you distribute these photos as much as possible!
At least, these agents will change jobs, since intelligence agent whose face is known to all not needed anymore.
Considering the price that represents the training of such intelligence agent, perhaps Israel will think twice next time ...

I would try to put better pictures if I find that they may be the most recognizable available ...

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Dublin Report 5 : 15 février

Aujourd’hui, grand jour : excursion dans la campagne avec le Paddywagon ! Au programme Glendalough, site médiéval et lieu de tournage de films, genre Braveheart, Wicklow Mountains et Kilkenny. Le départ, prévu à 8h, nous fait lever at 7am! Wooh. The car is a bit delayed because of other departures Tour (Ireland 3, 6, 10 days ...) Finally we go! The bus is full. The chauffeur-guide is talkative as a magpie and floods us with information. The weather is not very forgiving but good.

Arrival at Glendalough (literally "the valley of two lakes") and visit the ruins of the monastery (church tower, cemetery) of St. Kevin. We try to see both lakes, but must turn back before reaching the second, lack of time. Second stop, the dolmen Brownshill. Enough mouarf and not very big (we have the best in Britain). Last stop in Kilkenny "medieval capital" and also the longest: 2:30. We start with breakfast and we buy the dessert in a tea: cake and brownie chocossisson kind of god of fire. Then stroll through the city to finish the castle, imposing, with the park around first. In the castle, an exhibition of modern art: female vacuum cleaner and other household maniacs. Weird but funny. Back to the bus and arrived in Dublin around 18:30.

Racing for tonight and play cards with our girlfriends bedroom, two Canadians from Vancouver, who teach us a new game, the spoons (for the interested, I can provide the rule). After lunch, traditional dance performance at Arlington Hotel, on the Liffey Quays. Very very nice. And no Gogarty tonight!

Photos and music!

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Dublin Report 4 : 14 février

quiet night at Paddy, alarm clock and wake up at 8:45. Breakfast (less than Gogarty, less crowded and there's someone for you toast your toast;)) then shower. So we are not ready very soon ... Southwest Branch neighborhood to visit the Cathedral St Patrick, which of course closes between 11am and 12.45 and it is noon> <>

After the cathedral we went to St Stephen's Green, a large park in the southeast. We pass through the center of town and come upon a celebration of Chinese New Year: dragon and musicians who fall in stores. A little hot chocolate in a pub (it is severe cold and rainy) we see the beginning of the match Italy-England. Then, Grafton Street and St Stephen the mall. Problem: I can not withdraw money: /

After the park, Fitzwilliam Square with all the doors colored Georgian buildings. We relouons bikes to ride along the canal to River Liffey before returning to Paddy. To the great misfortune of Claire, we learn the defeat of Italian rugby. Meals in the Temple Bar (boxty for me: potato pancake typical, then fish and chips) Evening Gogarty!

Photos and music .

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Dublin Report 3 : 13 février

wake early even better night: no snorers! After breakfast and our last words Coupain room-we leave and will definitely Gogarty on deposit our luggage at Paddy's Palace, the next hostel. We will then make a trip to the market, a lot of food, especially bio. Direction then the George Street Market Arcade with lots of little stalls of books and records used and vintage clothes ... a guy we suggested we do a manicure with her range of cosmetics to algae. The result is very nice, very very sweet!

Back to Market for lunch Italian-Irish-Chinese and back to Paddy for the installation, passing over the net and preparing for the match France-Ireland rugby in the pub. We return then to follow the match Gogarty. France wins! The pub is crowded with French, we are not the only Masked! Dining in the same pub. Après manger, Claire va acheter un t-shirt à la Temple Bar Trading Cie. La soirée se passe dans les différents pubs de la rue pour finir au Gogarty, bien sur. De retour à l’auberge, nous sommes dans un dortoir à 4 lits au lieu de 10, un problème d’eau apparemment, c’est cool !

Photos ! Musique ! Et encore !

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Dublin Report 2 : 12 février

Cette nuit vers 3h30, quelqu’un vient s’installer dans un lit voisin. Il fait tout dans les règles : pas de bruits, couché en deux-deux. Seul hic : il ronfle ! Et assez méchamment :/ Du coup on a pas trainé pour être prêtes this morning. At 9am, showered and dressed executive breakfast cereals, coffee and tea, milk, hot water, toast, jam, butter, fruit ... it's very comprehensive. It's behind us a couple of French (yet!). 10am takeoff Gogarty to O'Connell Street. First Post Office (that of the Easter Rising in 1916) to buy stamps and then we decided to rent bikes. It was not necessarily a good idea in a city as big as a car with! Finally, we rely very fast (near Christ Church, an impressive church) and we go to the Guinness Storehouse, la fabrique de Guinness.

L’entrée est un peu chère (15€) mais ça vaut le coup : 6 étages dont à bar avec vue à 360° sur Dublin au sommet du bâtiment en forme de pinte de Guinness, si grand qu’on pourrait le remplir avec 7 millions de litres de bière. La visite nous prend 2 bonnes heures et quand nous trouvons un endroit pour manger c’est déjà 15h. Après le repas, Collins Barracks, où des éléments du muséum d’histoire naturelle ont été transférés pendant les travaux, surtout les animaux empaillés et les trucs dégueulasses (grenouilles transparentes, embryons de souris…) Il y a aussi an exhibition which combines the Irish clothes 17th century to today, mixing in no apparent order shoes and boots of seven leagues. According to the guide, an old distillery chimney in the area offers a 360 ° view of the city. Arrived on site, the tower is abandoned: /

We then take the tram to get to another part of town to see a statue honoring the victims of severe famine in Ireland in the 19th century. The statue is found, it ends in shopping and window shopping. Back to Gogarty, little game of cards before dinner. Back at the room, we find two young men (des frères) from les îles Canaries qui viennent d’arriver. Soirée dans la Temple Bar, quelques verres, de la musique !

Photos ! Et musique ! Et plus de musique !

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Dublin Report 1 : 11 février

Voilà, de retour de Dublin je vous fait la copie du journal que j'ai tenu pendant ces quelques jours...

L'avion étant prévu à 8h, le train adéquat part de Falkirk à 6h17 et encore, on est un peu rick-rack à l'aéroport. Le ciel est dégagé during the flight and the view is magnificent. Arriving in Dublin shortly before 9am.

We take the bus to downtown (paf, 7 € in the teeth) and ask the sunny feet of Grafton Sreet at 10am. We are forwarding to Fleet Street to find the youth hostel (we can not s'enrigistrer until 14h) and then we go through Trinity College, Dublin prestigious university. On the other hand, there Merrion Square with the statue of Oscar Wilde. Meeting with local wildlife: squirrels and robins. After that, we want to go to the Natural History Museum: closed for renovations> <, du coup ce sera le musée national, histoire et archéologie (espace Egypte ancienne, Moyen-âge, Viking...)

Après un bagel (meat-ball fromage suisse, pas mal) nous allons déposer nos affaires à l'auberge de jeunesse : Oliver St John Gogarty. On est dans un dortoir de 8 lits mais on est les seules dedans. Le pied. Avant de visiter le château, nous nsou promenons sur les Quais qui longent la rivière Liffey, traversée par de très nombreux ponts. La visite du quartier Nord sera pour plus tard. le château tel qu'il est aujourd'hui date du 18è siècle. La guide nous montre différentes salles ayant servi de salle de réception et une salle servant encore aujourd'hui de salle de conférence ou lors de la cérémonie d'investiture du Président. Sous le château actuel il reste des vestiges du château Middle Ages including a ghost, Eleanor, maid hanged for murdering her child.

After the castle, shopping in Grafton Street and buying food for tonight and tomorrow night. We kindly ask Gogarty before dinner. There are French at the same time we (a girl studying in Scotland and her boyfriend, they will be the first in a long series of French éééééééééénormément here.). Gogarty evening at the bar, traditional music live upstairs, that's cool.

Exactly, music

http://www.deezer.com/listen-1330331

And photos:

http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/Arnault.No/Dublin11Fevrier?authkey=Gv1sRgCJCUytK2yI7PKg&feat=directlink