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Tuesday, June 23, 2009

Iran: Pictures of Tehran Doctors demonstrating against killings committed by Basij militia




Posted by John Barry at 12:31 AM 1 comment:
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This blog will deal primarily with Irish and International political issues. I have long believed that the greater the diversity of comment the stronger our democracy. On occasions analysis may be quite trenchant. I also intend to range over diverse cultural strands of Irish and world society. Sports such as Hurling and Rugby Union -primarily but not exclusively-will feature from time to time. Other issues -that take my fancy- will surface.
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