Wendlebury’s wandering bench makes a quick call
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Month: March 2006 (Page 1 of 2)
“So the current Serbian government faces the prospect in a few short months of:
arresting and handing over Ratko Mladic
losing Montenegro
losing Kosovo.
This hardly amounts to a winning electoral strategy for the Kostunica government – which is why people are worried. There is a strong chance that the Radicals will emerge as the party that forms Serbia’s next government, which would do few people inside or outside Serbia any favours.
In judicial and political terms, then, there isn’t much solace to be had from Slobodan Milosevic’s sudden departure. If the world has no reason to mourn, Milosevic’s death leaves the Serbs he ruled as far as ever from a settled and prosperous future. “
http://www.opendemocracy.net/conflict-yugoslavia/milosevic_3343.jsp
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Sticking with a Belarissian theme, I just came accross the following article…
“Belarus imposes restrictions on beer/alcohol trade 13.03.2006, 23.12
MINSK, March 13 (Itar-Tass) — Belarussian authorities will impose restrictions on retail trade in beer and low-alcoholic drinks.
The sale of beer and low-alcoholic drinks will be banned in trade outlets located at educational institutions, health institutions, children’s theatres and institutions, industrial enterprises and at construction sites.
Beer and low-alcoholic drinks will also be banned in buildings that house governmental agencies, at sport facilities, and service stations, as well as through mobile trade outlets and vending machines.
The restrictions will apply mainly to places that are frequented by young people.
The new rules will become effective three months after official publication. “
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Sticking with a Belarissian theme, I just came accross the following article…
“Belarus imposes restrictions on beer/alcohol trade 13.03.2006, 23.12
MINSK, March 13 (Itar-Tass) — Belarussian authorities will impose restrictions on retail trade in beer and low-alcoholic drinks.
The sale of beer and low-alcoholic drinks will be banned in trade outlets located at educational institutions, health institutions, children’s theatres and institutions, industrial enterprises and at construction sites.
Beer and low-alcoholic drinks will also be banned in buildings that house governmental agencies, at sport facilities, and service stations, as well as through mobile trade outlets and vending machines.
The restrictions will apply mainly to places that are frequented by young people.
The new rules will become effective three months after official publication. “
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“The enormous electrical pulse of 50 trillion watts strikes a complex
target about the size of a spool of thread.”
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Our Belarusian neighbours don’t get much support or news coverage in the UK so, the mighty bearder.com is here to help…
http://news.independent.co.uk/europe/article350098.ece
http://www.svoboden.org/appeal
http://mult.3dway.org/index_eng.php
and for balance…
http://www.mfa.gov.by/eng/index.php?id=1&d=news
Promoting the cause to at least 5 people. Eddy.
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Our Belarusian neighbours don’t get much support or news coverage in the UK so, the mighty bearder.com is here to help…
http://news.independent.co.uk/europe/article350098.ece
http://www.svoboden.org/appeal
http://mult.3dway.org/index_eng.php
and for balance…
http://www.mfa.gov.by/eng/index.php?id=1&d=news
Promoting the cause to at least 5 people. Eddy.
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Try typing “liar” into Google
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