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PERTENCE CERTAMENTE AO submundo da blogosfera DE ACORDO COM CIENTÍFICAS CLASSIFICAÇÕES DUNS GAJOS QUE VIVEM DOS MEUS IMPOSTOS E ANDAM A AFUNDAR PORTUGAL
Wednesday, June 20, 2007
ATÉ PARECE QUE A DOUTRINA É DO BE...
Vaticano elaborou um novo documento sobre a prostituição, no qual refere que as mulheres que se dedicam a esta actividade são seres humanos, em muitos casos escravizados e que necessitam de ajuda. Para as proteger da violência física e psicológica, o documento sugere que a clientela das prostitutas seja castigada. “Pensamos que, além da protecção às mulheres, deve existir uma penalização para os clientes”, explicou monsenhor Agostino Marchetto.
QUAL A PERCENTAGEM DOS NOS VÊM EMPOBRECER?
PSP de Lisboa acredita ter dado um profundo golpe num gang sediado na zona da Amadora que se dedica ao roubo de carros com recurso a arma (carjacking), usando depois as viaturas para roubar transeuntes e lojas.No espaço de apenas uma semana, foram detidos dois elementos do grupo e recuperadas outras tantas viaturas roubadas.
No princípio da semana passada, elementos das Brigadas de Prevenção Criminal (BPC) da Divisão de Trânsito da PSP de Lisboa detectaram a circular no Bairro de Santa Filomena, na Amadora, um jipe Hyundai Santa Fé roubado horas antes com a utilização de uma faca.
Assim que viram o carro da PSP, os três indivíduos puseram-se em fuga. No trajecto o jipe foi atirado contra três viaturas, que sofreram diversos danos.
Os agentes das BPC conseguiram deter apenas um dos fugitivos mas apreender o jipe, um telemóvel e um computador portátil, com a respectiva mala. Presente a tribunal, o suspeito ficou sujeito a apresentações semanais à autoridade policial.
As investigações prosseguiram e depressa as BPC concluíram estar perante um grupo organizado, com um número ainda indeterminado de elementos, responsável por inúmeros carjackings. “Há cerca de seis meses que a vaga de crimes cresceu, em especial em Benfica e Carnide, Amadora, Parede e Estoril”, disse ao CM fonte policial.
No princípio da semana passada, elementos das Brigadas de Prevenção Criminal (BPC) da Divisão de Trânsito da PSP de Lisboa detectaram a circular no Bairro de Santa Filomena, na Amadora, um jipe Hyundai Santa Fé roubado horas antes com a utilização de uma faca.
Assim que viram o carro da PSP, os três indivíduos puseram-se em fuga. No trajecto o jipe foi atirado contra três viaturas, que sofreram diversos danos.
Os agentes das BPC conseguiram deter apenas um dos fugitivos mas apreender o jipe, um telemóvel e um computador portátil, com a respectiva mala. Presente a tribunal, o suspeito ficou sujeito a apresentações semanais à autoridade policial.
As investigações prosseguiram e depressa as BPC concluíram estar perante um grupo organizado, com um número ainda indeterminado de elementos, responsável por inúmeros carjackings. “Há cerca de seis meses que a vaga de crimes cresceu, em especial em Benfica e Carnide, Amadora, Parede e Estoril”, disse ao CM fonte policial.
Tuesday, June 19, 2007
DEBATE SOBRE A CM DE LISBOA
Lisboa tem cerca de 50% da população a viver em habitação social.Com alguns habitantes selvagens sem qulquer controlo social e educativo como deve ser numa sociedade civilizada.
Nem uma palavra de nenhum candidato.Depois de tantos anos ninguém melhorou o seu nível de vida?Não haverá oportunismos?Quem nos tranquiliza acerca da boa aplicação dos nossos impostos e taxas? Não vi isso abordado.
Ouvi que havia cerca de 400 automóveis distribuidos a funcionários.400?E para quê?Para todo o serviço?
Mas afinal existem ou não funcionários a mais?
Ninguém falou em reduzir taxas, nalguns casos escandalosamente altas para quem tenha casa recente.Assim vão querer mais habitantes?
A segurança, grafitis e vigilância só foi abordada pelo sr Telmo.
Dizem que a cidade é segura , mas vão dizer isso às pessoas assaltadas nos elevadores dos prédios nos bairros chiques da cidade...
Nem uma palavra de nenhum candidato.Depois de tantos anos ninguém melhorou o seu nível de vida?Não haverá oportunismos?Quem nos tranquiliza acerca da boa aplicação dos nossos impostos e taxas? Não vi isso abordado.
Ouvi que havia cerca de 400 automóveis distribuidos a funcionários.400?E para quê?Para todo o serviço?
Mas afinal existem ou não funcionários a mais?
Ninguém falou em reduzir taxas, nalguns casos escandalosamente altas para quem tenha casa recente.Assim vão querer mais habitantes?
A segurança, grafitis e vigilância só foi abordada pelo sr Telmo.
Dizem que a cidade é segura , mas vão dizer isso às pessoas assaltadas nos elevadores dos prédios nos bairros chiques da cidade...
O DIÁLOGO É BOM COM SUBMISSÃO...
(Faisal Mahmood/Reuters)
Islamic hardliners burn an effigy of Sir Salman Rushdie in Islamabad today
Sam Knight and agencies
Britain expressed its "deep concern" today at remarks made by a Pakistani government minister about the knighting of Sir Salman Rushdie as protests against the award continued among Islamic hardliners in Pakistan and Iran.
The British High Commissioner to Pakistan, Robert Brinkley, was summoned to meet officials in Islamabad to hear Pakistani objections to the honour but, according to a Foreign Office spokeswoman, relayed Britain's own "deep concern" about comments made by the religious affairs minister, Mohammed Ijaz ul-Haq, in the national assembly yesterday.
Mr ul-Haq appeared to justify a suicide bombing attack in response to Rushdie's knighthood when he told Pakistani MPs that "if somebody has to attack by strapping a bomb to his body to protect the honour of the Prophet, then it is justified." He later said he had been misunderstood.
Today Mr Brinkley "made clear the British Government’s deep concern at what the minister for religious affairs was reported to have said," according the spokesman. “The British Government is very clear that nothing can justify suicide bomb attacks.”
The Pakistani Foreign Ministry said that Mr Brinkley was given copies of resolutions passed unanimously by MPs yesterday condemning Rushdie's knighthood. A spokeswoman said: “He was told the decision by the British Government was contrary to objectives to bring about harmony between the faiths. He was told that the people of Pakistan and Muslims all around the world resent this decision."
Britain's diplomatic protest failed to impress the Conservatives, who said the Government should take a stronger stand against the protests that rose against Rushdie's knighthood yesterday. An Iranian extremist group has raised the bounty on Rushdie's head from $100,000 to $150,000 while the Queen's effigy was burned on the streets of Lahore. Today, an Iranian newspaper called the Queen an "old crone".
Paul Goodman, the Tory MP for Wycombe, said that the UK should demand an apology from the highest reaches of the Pakistani government for Mr ul-Haq's comments and compared the Government's response to its quiet stand in the protests over Danish newspaper cartoons that depicted the Prophet Muhammad last year.
“Our own Government should call for such a condemnation without delay," he said. "Instead, there appears to be radio silence on the matter from ministers. It’s Groundhog Day from the Government on incitement from terror: in the aftermath of the Danish cartoon protests in London, ministers stood idly by. It’s the same feeble story today.”
Rushdie remains formally sentenced to death for blasphemy in a fatwa decreed by Ayatollah Khomeini in 1989 but Iran has promised not to implement it. Nonetheless, he remains a figure of loathing for many extremist Muslims for his 1988 novel, The Satanic Verses, in which he depicted a prophet being misled by the Devil.
Radical groups carried on their protests today. The first deputy speaker of the Iranian parliament told cheering MPs: "Salman Rushdie has turned into a hated corpse which cannot be resurrected by any action. The action by the British Queen in knighting Salman Rushdie, the apostate, is an unwise one."
The Iranian daily newspaper, Jomhuri Eslami, linked the knighthood to a party held at the British Embassy in Tehran last week to mark the sovereign's birthday and claimed that British diplomats in the capital knew about Rushdie's honour. The newspaper also hypothesised that the controversial award was designed to draw attention away from late-night antics of Prince William and Prince Harry.
“The queen bitterly felt that while those infamous princes and that playboy of a crown prince do not make for good news, she has to take it onto herself to create headlines to make up for her court’s inferiority complex," the newspaper wrote. “The question is what the old British crone sought by knighting Rushdie: to help him? Well, her act only shortens Rushdie’s pathetic life."
In Lahore, members of Shabab-e-Mill, the youth wing of Pakistan’s radical Jamaat-e-Islami party, burned the Union Jack for the second day running and their leader, Shahid Gilani, said the group had decided "that we will from now on call every dog ’Sir’".
POR ACASO PORTUGAL TEM UMA EMBAIXADA NO PAQUISTÃO ONDE DEVEM EXISTIR OS PORTUGUESES DA EMBAIXADA...
SERVE A DITA PARA PASSAR PASSAPORTES ( A BEM OU ROUBADOS...)
AQUI DEVERIA SER TUDO ENCERRADO!
Islamic hardliners burn an effigy of Sir Salman Rushdie in Islamabad today
Sam Knight and agencies
Britain expressed its "deep concern" today at remarks made by a Pakistani government minister about the knighting of Sir Salman Rushdie as protests against the award continued among Islamic hardliners in Pakistan and Iran.
The British High Commissioner to Pakistan, Robert Brinkley, was summoned to meet officials in Islamabad to hear Pakistani objections to the honour but, according to a Foreign Office spokeswoman, relayed Britain's own "deep concern" about comments made by the religious affairs minister, Mohammed Ijaz ul-Haq, in the national assembly yesterday.
Mr ul-Haq appeared to justify a suicide bombing attack in response to Rushdie's knighthood when he told Pakistani MPs that "if somebody has to attack by strapping a bomb to his body to protect the honour of the Prophet, then it is justified." He later said he had been misunderstood.
Today Mr Brinkley "made clear the British Government’s deep concern at what the minister for religious affairs was reported to have said," according the spokesman. “The British Government is very clear that nothing can justify suicide bomb attacks.”
The Pakistani Foreign Ministry said that Mr Brinkley was given copies of resolutions passed unanimously by MPs yesterday condemning Rushdie's knighthood. A spokeswoman said: “He was told the decision by the British Government was contrary to objectives to bring about harmony between the faiths. He was told that the people of Pakistan and Muslims all around the world resent this decision."
Britain's diplomatic protest failed to impress the Conservatives, who said the Government should take a stronger stand against the protests that rose against Rushdie's knighthood yesterday. An Iranian extremist group has raised the bounty on Rushdie's head from $100,000 to $150,000 while the Queen's effigy was burned on the streets of Lahore. Today, an Iranian newspaper called the Queen an "old crone".
Paul Goodman, the Tory MP for Wycombe, said that the UK should demand an apology from the highest reaches of the Pakistani government for Mr ul-Haq's comments and compared the Government's response to its quiet stand in the protests over Danish newspaper cartoons that depicted the Prophet Muhammad last year.
“Our own Government should call for such a condemnation without delay," he said. "Instead, there appears to be radio silence on the matter from ministers. It’s Groundhog Day from the Government on incitement from terror: in the aftermath of the Danish cartoon protests in London, ministers stood idly by. It’s the same feeble story today.”
Rushdie remains formally sentenced to death for blasphemy in a fatwa decreed by Ayatollah Khomeini in 1989 but Iran has promised not to implement it. Nonetheless, he remains a figure of loathing for many extremist Muslims for his 1988 novel, The Satanic Verses, in which he depicted a prophet being misled by the Devil.
Radical groups carried on their protests today. The first deputy speaker of the Iranian parliament told cheering MPs: "Salman Rushdie has turned into a hated corpse which cannot be resurrected by any action. The action by the British Queen in knighting Salman Rushdie, the apostate, is an unwise one."
The Iranian daily newspaper, Jomhuri Eslami, linked the knighthood to a party held at the British Embassy in Tehran last week to mark the sovereign's birthday and claimed that British diplomats in the capital knew about Rushdie's honour. The newspaper also hypothesised that the controversial award was designed to draw attention away from late-night antics of Prince William and Prince Harry.
“The queen bitterly felt that while those infamous princes and that playboy of a crown prince do not make for good news, she has to take it onto herself to create headlines to make up for her court’s inferiority complex," the newspaper wrote. “The question is what the old British crone sought by knighting Rushdie: to help him? Well, her act only shortens Rushdie’s pathetic life."
In Lahore, members of Shabab-e-Mill, the youth wing of Pakistan’s radical Jamaat-e-Islami party, burned the Union Jack for the second day running and their leader, Shahid Gilani, said the group had decided "that we will from now on call every dog ’Sir’".
POR ACASO PORTUGAL TEM UMA EMBAIXADA NO PAQUISTÃO ONDE DEVEM EXISTIR OS PORTUGUESES DA EMBAIXADA...
SERVE A DITA PARA PASSAR PASSAPORTES ( A BEM OU ROUBADOS...)
AQUI DEVERIA SER TUDO ENCERRADO!
OS BLOQUISTAS DE GAZA
Christians living in Gaza City on Monday appealed to the international community to protect them against increased attacks by Muslim extremists. Many Christians said they were prepared to leave the Gaza Strip as soon as the border crossings are reopened.
The appeal came following a series of attacks on a Christian school and church in Gaza City over the past few days.
Father Manuel Musalam, leader of the small Latin community in the Gaza Strip, said masked gunmen torched and looted the Rosary Sisters School and the Latin Church.
“The masked gunmen used rocket-propelled grenades to storm the main entrances of the school and church,” he said. “Then they destroyed almost everything inside, including the Cross, the Holy Book, computers and other equipment.”
Musalam expressed outrage over the burning of copies of the Bible, noting that the gunmen destroyed all the Crosses inside the church and school. “Those who did these awful things have no respect for Christian-Muslim relations,” he said.
A TODO O MOMENTO A PACÍFICA COMUNIDADE ISLÂMICA RADICAL QUE TÃO BONS AMIGOS TEM NO OCIDENTE, NOMEADAMENTE NO BE, NÃO PARA DE NOS SURPREENDER COM A SUA RECIPROCIDADE NO DIÁLOGO DE CULTURAS.
The appeal came following a series of attacks on a Christian school and church in Gaza City over the past few days.
Father Manuel Musalam, leader of the small Latin community in the Gaza Strip, said masked gunmen torched and looted the Rosary Sisters School and the Latin Church.
“The masked gunmen used rocket-propelled grenades to storm the main entrances of the school and church,” he said. “Then they destroyed almost everything inside, including the Cross, the Holy Book, computers and other equipment.”
Musalam expressed outrage over the burning of copies of the Bible, noting that the gunmen destroyed all the Crosses inside the church and school. “Those who did these awful things have no respect for Christian-Muslim relations,” he said.
A TODO O MOMENTO A PACÍFICA COMUNIDADE ISLÂMICA RADICAL QUE TÃO BONS AMIGOS TEM NO OCIDENTE, NOMEADAMENTE NO BE, NÃO PARA DE NOS SURPREENDER COM A SUA RECIPROCIDADE NO DIÁLOGO DE CULTURAS.
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