Wojenna nagroda NOBLA

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Teraz wszystko idzie po mysli sjonistow i Busha. Nagroda umocni przekonanie
ze rezim islamski w Iranie trzeba zbrojnie obalic. Papiez bylby protestowal,
nalezy go teraz pomowic o antysemityzm, homoseksualizm, swiadkiem bedzie
Fredzio. Teraz widac pod czyja kontrola jest komitet Nobla przyznajacy te
nagrody. Na wierzchu wyglada pieknie - nagroda dla kobiety moze muzulmanki, w
rzeczywistosci widzimy widmo wojny.

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TO JEST SUPER MATERIAL DO DYSKUSJI, o ile nie bedzie zeszmacony przez pewne
kola.

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Kiedys sie mowilo: Lep jak sklep, tylko towaru nima.

nie podoba mu sie wybor, ergo syjonisci

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debil - pala z logiki.

Ta Iranka to 2gi Walesa

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Posluzy ta nagroda zydom tak jak posluzyla im w rozwaleniu komuny w poslce.
zrobili walese noblista i komune razwalil co pozwolio zydom przejac wladze w
polsce. teraz zrobia to samo w iranie bo go nie moga rozpieprzyc militarnie w
obecnej sytuacji. to by ich plan b. zygac mi sie chce na ta nagrode i na te
zgrywki polityczne. nie jestem zagorzalym katolikiem ale Jan Pawel II chyba sie
konkretnie przyczynil do pokoju i jakby zydzi mieli choc jednego ze swoich
przywodcow religijnych takiego jakim jest papierz nie mielibysmy dzis wielu
wojen ktore te sqrwiele powoduja.

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oCZYWISCIE NASZE SYMPATIE SA DLA LUDZI NIEZALEZNYCH I ODWAZNYCH, ale ta nagroda
ma cechy bardzo polityczne. Oczywiscie ze papiez tez ma swoja polityke i jego
linia jest przeciwna awanturnictwu Busha. Nominacja Iranki sprzyja dalszym
awanturom Sharona i Busha. Moim zdaniem nagroda pokoju nalezy sie narodowi
palestynskiemu .

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The new prize Nobel has then expressed admiration for Giovanni Paul II and
criticized foreign politics of the USA. "I have always admired the Pope, still
more because he has condemned the participation American in Iraq". The giurista
Iranian has not hidden its support for "the Palestinian cause" and "for the
rights of the man in Palestine" and to this purpose ineguale war has spoken
about "one, that one of stones against an army much powerful one". Ebadi has
expressed moreover the hope that its prize Nobel for the Peace will help the
cause of the democracy in Iran. "They are much happy one and proud", it has
commented, "it will not change granché in my life, but it will be an optimal
thing for my job in favor of the human rights and the citizens in Iran and is a
good for the democracy and above all for the rights of the children in Iran".

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news that the Iranian human rights lawyer Shirin Ebadi has won the Nobel Peace
Prize has met with mixed feelings in her own country.
While her supporters in the reform movement were clearly delighted, hardliners
who don't share her liberal views were not pleased to see the outside world
honouring someone they regard as a dissident.


Ebadi has fought in the corner of high-profile Iranian dissidents

Hours after the news was making headlines around the world, it still had not
been reported by Iran's state-run TV, radio or news agency.

Most of the official media are regarded as strongholds of the conservative
hardliners.

Shirin Ebadi made her mark in the field of women's rights here even before the
1979 Islamic revolution, being appointed Iran's first woman judge.

Pioneering role

That distinction was removed after the revolution, and she took to teaching law
at university. But she soon went beyond that to become an activist pioneer of
women's and children's rights, seeking changes particularly in the way the
divorce and inheritance laws work in Iran.

She also took up the cases of liberal and dissident figures who fell foul of
the judiciary, one of the bastions of hardline power here.

I hope the people who do not approve of her will now reconsider their
position

Female MP Sharbanou Amani

Two of her clients, liberal intellectuals Daryoush and Parvaneh Forouhar, were
stabbed to death in a series of killings in 1998 which turned out to be the
work of "rogue elements" in the Intelligence Ministry.

Shirin Ebadi found herself in the dock in 2000, accused of distributing the
video-taped confession of a hardline hooligan who claimed that prominent
conservative leaders were instigating physical attacks on pro-reform gatherings
and figures.

That won her a suspended jail sentence and a professional ban, but it also
brought increasing outside recognition from human rights groups abroad.

Since then, she has continued her pioneering role, setting up a new non-
governmental organisation, the Centre for the Defence of Human Rights.

ORGANIZACJA NOBLA JEST OPANOWANA PRZEZ ZYDOW-ZIONI

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Teraz widac pod czyja kontrola jest komitet
Nobla przyznajacy te nagrody.

DOWIEDZIELISCIE SIE PUZNO O TYM.

JA WIEM OD 4-LAT ZE ORGANIZACJA NOBLA
JEST OPANOWANA PRZEZ ZYDOW-ZIONISTOW.