Cravinho deve hoje entregar fardas e equipamento à escola de polícia da Praia, antes de uma visita, amanhã, à ilha do Fogo, dedicada à formação profissional, área em que Portugal tem centrado a sua cooperação com Cabo Verde. Primeiro contribuinte bilateral da ajuda pública ao arquipélago, entre 2000 e 2006 Portugal contribuiu com perto de 200 milhões de euros para o arquipélago.|
A Jornalista viajou a convite da Secretaria de Estado dos Negócios Estrangeiros e da Cooperação
ESTE SECRETÁRIO DE ESTADO MÃOS LARGAS A DISTRIBUIR, QUE SÓ DESTA VEZ FORAM 70 MILHÕES QUER QUE A SUA BOA ACÇÃO SEJA CONVENIENTEMENTE PROPAGANDEADA.
TAMBÉM HOJE NO BAIRRO DO FIM DO MUNDO VIMOS O DERRUBAR DUM BAIRRO DE BARRACAS EM QUE OS HABITANTES SABEM PERFEITAMENTE QUE "TÊM DIREITOS".PORTANTO UMA POLÍTICA GERAL QUE PARA MIM NÃO TEM SENTIDO NENHUM A NÃO SER A TAL "INTERPRETAÇÃO" DO VOTO DOS PORTUGUESES QUE TENHO A CERTEZA NÃO MANDATARAM NINGUÉM PARA GOVERNAR NENHUM OUTRO PAÍS.
SERIA ENGRAÇADO SE NÃO FOSSE TRÁGICO É QUE ESTES TIPOS QUE PRETENDEM GOVERNAR O MUNDO ESQUECEM QUEM OS ELEGE.NO NORTE E NO GERAL NOS INTERIORES DO PAIS CAMPEIA A MISÉRIA, NO PORTUGAL PROFUNDO EXISTEM BRANCOS A VIVER PIOR QUE OS PRETOS, MAS A ACÇÃO E AS PREOCUPAÇÕES VÃO IMAGINE-SE LÁ PORQUÊ PARA AS MAIS DESVAIRADAS PARAGENS...DONDE NUNCA NOS VAI VIR LUCRO OU BENEFICIO ABSOLUTAMENTE NENHUM.INVESTIMENTOS A FUNDO PERDIDO.
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Monday, January 21, 2008
O CRAVINHO (FILHO) JÁ ANDA A ESTOIRAR O DÉFICE QUE AINDA NOS DÓI NA CARTEIRA
POR CABO VERDE NA SUA MISSÃO DE EVANGELIZAÇÃO,DILATAÇÃO DO IMPÉRIO E DISTRIBUIÇÃO.PAGAMOS CÁ E LÁ.POR ISSO O JARDIM SE QUEIXA DAS MINUDÊNCIAS QUE LHE CORTAM...
Etiquetas:
TESOS OS PORTUGUESES SÃO MAIS OBEDIENTES...
QUANTOS NÃO TEREMOS CÁ COMO ESTE?
MONROVIA, Liberia (AP) -- One of Liberia's most notorious rebel commanders, known as Gen. Butt Naked, has returned to the nation his troops terrorized to confess, saying he is responsible for 20,000 deaths.
Joshua Milton Blahyi, a former warlord known as General Butt Naked, in 1996.
Joshua Milton Blahyi, who now lives in Ghana, returned this week to face his homeland's truth and reconciliation commission, this time wearing a suit and tie. His nom de guerre is derived from his platoon's practice of charging naked into battle, a technique meant to terrify the enemy.
Other warlords, though, have refused to ask forgiveness, dismissing a commission many in Liberia see as toothless. Blahyi is urging other former killers to come forward as the country founded by freed American slaves in 1847 struggles to recover from past horrors.
"I could be electrocuted. I could be hanged. I could be given any other punishment," the 37-year-old Blahyi said in a weekend interview following his truth commission appearance last week. "But I think forgiveness and reconciliation is the right way to go.
"I have been looking for an opportunity to tell the true story about my life -- and every time I tell people my story, I feel relieved."
The civil war, which killed an estimated 250,000 people in this nation of 3 million, was characterized by the eating of human hearts and soccer matches played with human skulls. Drugged fighters waltzed into battle wearing women's wigs, flowing gowns and carrying dainty purses stolen from civilians.
Before he led his fighters into battle, wearing only a pair of lace-up boots, Blahyi said he made a human sacrifice to the devil.
The sacrifice was typically "the killing of an innocent child and plucking out the heart which was divided into pieces for us to eat," he told The Associated Press on Saturday. He appeared before the commission Jan. 15.
Between the time he made a pact with the devil circa 1980 and began his rampage and the time he stopped fighting in 1996, he said "more than 20,000 people fell victim (to me and my men). They were killed."
Some say Blahyi's confession is proof Liberia needs a war crimes court, not a commission.
The commission, modeled on post-apartheid South Africa's commission, has been taking testimony from victims as well as former rebels for the last two years, urging a full accounting of wartime atrocities. While the truth commission cannot charge killers with a crime, it can recommend charges be brought.
Meanwhile, several notorious killers have refashioned themselves as influential politicians in Liberia.
"If you have an individual admitting that he and his group killed over 20,000 people, certainly there should be a mechanism put in place for such people to face justice," Mulbah Morlue, who heads the Forum for the Establishment of a War Crimes Court in Liberia, said in response to Blahyi's confession.
Yet there are also those that praise Blahyi.
"You can't have true reconciliation without knowing the truth," said Johnny Lamine, a Monrovia resident. "Blahyi's story is alarming, but ... let's know who did what in Liberia during the war."
Others in a country where some feel everyone is tainted said they would rather not dig up the past. Because the violence was so widespread it's not uncommon to find Liberian families that have both victim and perpetrator under the same roof -- a daughter that was raped and a son that took up a gun and went on to rape the daughters of other families.
"Liberians have tried to forget these stories," Mary Kollie said as she went home from church service Sunday.
In his interview, Blahyi told The Associated Press: "Some people see me and congratulate me. Others see me and say I should not be walking down the streets of Monrovia posing proud. But I continue to tell such people I am not proud, I am ashamed."
In 1996, while charging naked into a battle, Blahyi said God appeared and told him he was a slave to Satan, not the hero he considered himself to be, according to an earlier interview with The Associated Press.
He became a born-again Christian and for a while, traversed the war-wracked streets of Monrovia selling cassettes of his sermons.
Liberia's violence began in 1979 when security forces killed dozens of people during massive riots. The following year, President William Tolbert was ousted in a coup by Samuel K. Doe, an illiterate master sergeant, who ordered that Tolbert's Cabinet members should be tied to poles on a beach and executed.
Rebels led by ex-rebel Charles Taylor invaded in 1989, plunging the country into another civil war. The war went into a momentary lull after 1997 when Taylor was elected president and again surged, ending only when Taylor was forced into exile in Nigeria in 2003. He is now facing charges of crimes against humanity at a tribunal in the Hague for atrocities committed by a rebel movement he allegedly supported in neighboring Sierra Leone.
While Taylor faces trial for crimes committed in another country, one of his former rivals in Liberia, Prince Johnson, is now a senator who last year accompanied a group of U.S. politicians as they toured the country. Johnson videotaped his men torturing and then killing Doe. That videotape is still widely available in street side stalls here. E-mail to a friend
A MALTA GOSTA DELES RUDES E SELVAGENS.UMA IMENSA FONTE DE TRABALHO, ESTUDO E CONTRIÇÃO PARA TODA UMA NAÇÃO...
Joshua Milton Blahyi, a former warlord known as General Butt Naked, in 1996.
Joshua Milton Blahyi, who now lives in Ghana, returned this week to face his homeland's truth and reconciliation commission, this time wearing a suit and tie. His nom de guerre is derived from his platoon's practice of charging naked into battle, a technique meant to terrify the enemy.
Other warlords, though, have refused to ask forgiveness, dismissing a commission many in Liberia see as toothless. Blahyi is urging other former killers to come forward as the country founded by freed American slaves in 1847 struggles to recover from past horrors.
"I could be electrocuted. I could be hanged. I could be given any other punishment," the 37-year-old Blahyi said in a weekend interview following his truth commission appearance last week. "But I think forgiveness and reconciliation is the right way to go.
"I have been looking for an opportunity to tell the true story about my life -- and every time I tell people my story, I feel relieved."
The civil war, which killed an estimated 250,000 people in this nation of 3 million, was characterized by the eating of human hearts and soccer matches played with human skulls. Drugged fighters waltzed into battle wearing women's wigs, flowing gowns and carrying dainty purses stolen from civilians.
Before he led his fighters into battle, wearing only a pair of lace-up boots, Blahyi said he made a human sacrifice to the devil.
The sacrifice was typically "the killing of an innocent child and plucking out the heart which was divided into pieces for us to eat," he told The Associated Press on Saturday. He appeared before the commission Jan. 15.
Between the time he made a pact with the devil circa 1980 and began his rampage and the time he stopped fighting in 1996, he said "more than 20,000 people fell victim (to me and my men). They were killed."
Some say Blahyi's confession is proof Liberia needs a war crimes court, not a commission.
The commission, modeled on post-apartheid South Africa's commission, has been taking testimony from victims as well as former rebels for the last two years, urging a full accounting of wartime atrocities. While the truth commission cannot charge killers with a crime, it can recommend charges be brought.
Meanwhile, several notorious killers have refashioned themselves as influential politicians in Liberia.
"If you have an individual admitting that he and his group killed over 20,000 people, certainly there should be a mechanism put in place for such people to face justice," Mulbah Morlue, who heads the Forum for the Establishment of a War Crimes Court in Liberia, said in response to Blahyi's confession.
Yet there are also those that praise Blahyi.
"You can't have true reconciliation without knowing the truth," said Johnny Lamine, a Monrovia resident. "Blahyi's story is alarming, but ... let's know who did what in Liberia during the war."
Others in a country where some feel everyone is tainted said they would rather not dig up the past. Because the violence was so widespread it's not uncommon to find Liberian families that have both victim and perpetrator under the same roof -- a daughter that was raped and a son that took up a gun and went on to rape the daughters of other families.
"Liberians have tried to forget these stories," Mary Kollie said as she went home from church service Sunday.
In his interview, Blahyi told The Associated Press: "Some people see me and congratulate me. Others see me and say I should not be walking down the streets of Monrovia posing proud. But I continue to tell such people I am not proud, I am ashamed."
In 1996, while charging naked into a battle, Blahyi said God appeared and told him he was a slave to Satan, not the hero he considered himself to be, according to an earlier interview with The Associated Press.
He became a born-again Christian and for a while, traversed the war-wracked streets of Monrovia selling cassettes of his sermons.
Liberia's violence began in 1979 when security forces killed dozens of people during massive riots. The following year, President William Tolbert was ousted in a coup by Samuel K. Doe, an illiterate master sergeant, who ordered that Tolbert's Cabinet members should be tied to poles on a beach and executed.
Rebels led by ex-rebel Charles Taylor invaded in 1989, plunging the country into another civil war. The war went into a momentary lull after 1997 when Taylor was elected president and again surged, ending only when Taylor was forced into exile in Nigeria in 2003. He is now facing charges of crimes against humanity at a tribunal in the Hague for atrocities committed by a rebel movement he allegedly supported in neighboring Sierra Leone.
While Taylor faces trial for crimes committed in another country, one of his former rivals in Liberia, Prince Johnson, is now a senator who last year accompanied a group of U.S. politicians as they toured the country. Johnson videotaped his men torturing and then killing Doe. That videotape is still widely available in street side stalls here. E-mail to a friend
A MALTA GOSTA DELES RUDES E SELVAGENS.UMA IMENSA FONTE DE TRABALHO, ESTUDO E CONTRIÇÃO PARA TODA UMA NAÇÃO...
Sunday, January 20, 2008
OS SERVIOS BOFETEIAM AS MERDAS QUE NOS GOVERNAM NA EUROPA
El ultranacionalista Nikolic gana la primera vuelta de las presidenciales serbias
El proeuropeo Borís Tadic disputará la presidencia a su rival en la segunda y definitiva vuelta del 3 de febrero
RAMÓN LOBO (enviado especial) - Belgrado - 20/01/2008
Las elecciones presidenciales de este domingo, convertidas en un duelo al sol entre las dos Serbias -la que mira al pasado y se relame las heridas reales y ficticias y la que se siente europea y derrocha energía- tendrán una segunda vuelta el 3 de febrero al no superar ninguno de los nueve candidatos el 50%. El combate no ha terminado, sólo se aplaza 15 días y se presenta muy difícil para las fuerzas democráticas
Tomislav Nikolic, candidato del ultranacionalista, prorruso y antieuropeo Partido Radical, ha ganado la primera vuelta con el 39,5% de los votos.
OS PORTUGUESES NUNCA LEVANTARAM UM DEDINHO QUE FOSSE CONTRA A AFUNDAMENTO DA SUA "NAÇÃO" PROMOVIDA POR ESTES VENDILHÕES DE PÁTRIAS QUE NOS TEM GOVERNADO E QUE A VENDERIAM AINDA MUITO MAIS BARATO.OS SÉRVIOS SÃO UM EXEMPLO.
El proeuropeo Borís Tadic disputará la presidencia a su rival en la segunda y definitiva vuelta del 3 de febrero
RAMÓN LOBO (enviado especial) - Belgrado - 20/01/2008
Las elecciones presidenciales de este domingo, convertidas en un duelo al sol entre las dos Serbias -la que mira al pasado y se relame las heridas reales y ficticias y la que se siente europea y derrocha energía- tendrán una segunda vuelta el 3 de febrero al no superar ninguno de los nueve candidatos el 50%. El combate no ha terminado, sólo se aplaza 15 días y se presenta muy difícil para las fuerzas democráticas
Tomislav Nikolic, candidato del ultranacionalista, prorruso y antieuropeo Partido Radical, ha ganado la primera vuelta con el 39,5% de los votos.
OS PORTUGUESES NUNCA LEVANTARAM UM DEDINHO QUE FOSSE CONTRA A AFUNDAMENTO DA SUA "NAÇÃO" PROMOVIDA POR ESTES VENDILHÕES DE PÁTRIAS QUE NOS TEM GOVERNADO E QUE A VENDERIAM AINDA MUITO MAIS BARATO.OS SÉRVIOS SÃO UM EXEMPLO.
PORTUGAL WILL NACIONALIZE THEM AND THEN YOU RECEIVE THEM ALL ...
Britain is target in Ukraine’s people smuggling bonanza
With most border controls in Eastern Europe now gone, people smuggling has become easy business in the Ukraine
HERE WE ARE ALL GOOD PEOPLE.6 YEARS AND WE HAVE ONE MORE NATIONAL.EVEN IF 3 IN PRISON.MORE HUMANIST LIKE THAT?I PRESUME THAT THEY DO NOT WANT STAY HERE...
With most border controls in Eastern Europe now gone, people smuggling has become easy business in the Ukraine
HERE WE ARE ALL GOOD PEOPLE.6 YEARS AND WE HAVE ONE MORE NATIONAL.EVEN IF 3 IN PRISON.MORE HUMANIST LIKE THAT?I PRESUME THAT THEY DO NOT WANT STAY HERE...
E AQUELA DUM ADVOGADO POR ESQUADRA NÃO AVANÇA?
2008-01-20 - 01:16:00
Advogados: Marinho pede revogação
O bastonário da Ordem dos Advogados reúne-se na próxima semana com membros do Governo, aos quais vai pedir a suspensão da nova Lei do Apoio Judiciário, alegando que desrespeita não só os juristas como os cidadãos carenciados.
“Quero discutir com seriedade com o Governo as questões do apoio judiciário, pois não é uma remuneração para os advogados que está em causa mas o acesso à Justiça por parte de pessoas que não têm possibilidades para contratar um advogado”, disse Marinho Pinto, lembrando que “hoje são muitas as pessoas da classe média que não têm dinheiro para contratar um advogado e para pagar as custas judiciais”. António Marinho garantiu ontem à agência Lusa que vai “tentar convencer o Governo a suspender e a revogar imediatamente esta portaria”.
A VIDA ANDA DIFÍCIL MAS A "GARANTIA TOTAL" E O "DIREITO DE ACESSO À JUSTIÇA" SAEM CARÍSSIMAS AOS QUE PAGAM IMPOSTOS.AINDA ME LEMBRO DAQUELE CASO DO PORTO DA CRIANÇA LANÇADA AO RIO PARA DISFARÇAR O SEU ASSASSÍNIO.OS 3 FAMILIARES IMPLICADOS CADA UM COM O SEU ADVOGADO POR NOSSA CONTA...E SEMPRE COM VONTADE DE RECORRER PARA CIMA POIS QUE A VIDA ANDA MUITO MÁ...
NA PRÁTICA É COMO SE VIVÊSSEMOS TODOS EM BAIRRO SOCIAL.O ESTADO, COMO DIZ O COMISSÁRIO, TIRA AOS "RICOS" PARA DAR AOS POBRES, ESSES OS ÚNICOS QUE FAZEM O QUE QUEREM E QUE LHES DÁ NA REAL GANA POIS TÊM DE FACTO TODOS OS SEUS "DIREITOS" ASSEGURADOS...
ESTA ALIANÇA ENTRE A PENA E OS CANOS SERRADOS É A MAIS ENTERNECEDORA DA NOSSA HISTÓRIA DE 9 SÉCULOS...
Advogados: Marinho pede revogação
O bastonário da Ordem dos Advogados reúne-se na próxima semana com membros do Governo, aos quais vai pedir a suspensão da nova Lei do Apoio Judiciário, alegando que desrespeita não só os juristas como os cidadãos carenciados.
“Quero discutir com seriedade com o Governo as questões do apoio judiciário, pois não é uma remuneração para os advogados que está em causa mas o acesso à Justiça por parte de pessoas que não têm possibilidades para contratar um advogado”, disse Marinho Pinto, lembrando que “hoje são muitas as pessoas da classe média que não têm dinheiro para contratar um advogado e para pagar as custas judiciais”. António Marinho garantiu ontem à agência Lusa que vai “tentar convencer o Governo a suspender e a revogar imediatamente esta portaria”.
A VIDA ANDA DIFÍCIL MAS A "GARANTIA TOTAL" E O "DIREITO DE ACESSO À JUSTIÇA" SAEM CARÍSSIMAS AOS QUE PAGAM IMPOSTOS.AINDA ME LEMBRO DAQUELE CASO DO PORTO DA CRIANÇA LANÇADA AO RIO PARA DISFARÇAR O SEU ASSASSÍNIO.OS 3 FAMILIARES IMPLICADOS CADA UM COM O SEU ADVOGADO POR NOSSA CONTA...E SEMPRE COM VONTADE DE RECORRER PARA CIMA POIS QUE A VIDA ANDA MUITO MÁ...
NA PRÁTICA É COMO SE VIVÊSSEMOS TODOS EM BAIRRO SOCIAL.O ESTADO, COMO DIZ O COMISSÁRIO, TIRA AOS "RICOS" PARA DAR AOS POBRES, ESSES OS ÚNICOS QUE FAZEM O QUE QUEREM E QUE LHES DÁ NA REAL GANA POIS TÊM DE FACTO TODOS OS SEUS "DIREITOS" ASSEGURADOS...
ESTA ALIANÇA ENTRE A PENA E OS CANOS SERRADOS É A MAIS ENTERNECEDORA DA NOSSA HISTÓRIA DE 9 SÉCULOS...
UMA NOTÍCIA AO GOSTO DO COMISSÁRIO...
Portugal
2008-01-20 - 00:00:00
Pinhel: Aldeia recupera de um grande susto
Negócio disputado aos tiros
A aldeia de Alverca da Beira está em choque com tiroteio
O tiroteio registado sexta-feira, em Alverca da Beira, Pinhel, terá sido provocado por uma disputa de território entre vendedores ambulantes. Enquanto as autoridades procuram os autores dos disparos, a população recupera de um grande susto.
A LEI BEM QUER DESARMAR OS CIDADÃOS HONESTOS, MAS QUE DIABO PARECE HAVER POR AÍ QUEM SE DEDIQUE AO CULTIVO DE ARMAS POIS BAIRROS SOCIAIS E MINORITÁRIOS ANDAM POR AÍ AOS TIROS COMO SE ESTIVESSEM NO IRAQUE...
2008-01-20 - 00:00:00
Pinhel: Aldeia recupera de um grande susto
Negócio disputado aos tiros
A aldeia de Alverca da Beira está em choque com tiroteio
O tiroteio registado sexta-feira, em Alverca da Beira, Pinhel, terá sido provocado por uma disputa de território entre vendedores ambulantes. Enquanto as autoridades procuram os autores dos disparos, a população recupera de um grande susto.
A LEI BEM QUER DESARMAR OS CIDADÃOS HONESTOS, MAS QUE DIABO PARECE HAVER POR AÍ QUEM SE DEDIQUE AO CULTIVO DE ARMAS POIS BAIRROS SOCIAIS E MINORITÁRIOS ANDAM POR AÍ AOS TIROS COMO SE ESTIVESSEM NO IRAQUE...
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