Foto van de dag

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missed

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Om nu toch efkes de nerd uit te hangen, de registry daarop is fout.

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mooi om te zien, maar me dunkt dat niet alleen de buitenkant maar ook de binnenkant van zo'n huis krioelt van de beestjes en de insecten. Niet?

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Gerrit, Marijke en Lamberta.

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Maria Serra Pallaviciono - 1606, P.P. Rubens

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en de realiteit is

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De boetes voor wie zijn gezicht bedekt tijdens gewelddadige acties, kan in Spanje nu liggen tussen 3000 en 30.000 euro.

Zalige prent

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verwarring scheppen?

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Bijlage 85736

ik denk dat eigenlijk ook.

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Voor de auto-da-fe

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Foto uit de gevangenis: de Baskische Gerry Adams samen op de foto met Titin III, gemeenteraadslid van de PP.

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5 Reasons to Vote NO on May 31st:

1.For Yourself.

The so called Stability Treaty, like all previous EU treaties, is a right wing document designed to embed right-wing policies into the domestic law of participating countries. And such policies always place the interests of business ahead of the interests of workers. When times get tough workers are forced to pay with their wages, their conditions and even their jobs. So if you believe that workers like you should have secure employment, fair wages, paid holidays, sick pay and a decent pension vote NO on May 31st.

2.For Your Family.

Over the past five years virtually every family in Ireland has been negatively affected by austerity. Our grown sons and daughters have been forced to choose between the dole queues and emigration. Our elderly parents have been left lying on hospital trolleys. Our children struggle to get places in over-crowded and under-resourced schools. Our homes have been taxed and soon we will be expected to pay for the very water that we drink! For your children and your children’s children vote NO on May 31st.

3.For Community.

The government’s austerity programme has seen funding for virtually all community-based projects slashed over the last number of years. All across the state anti-drugs initiatives, community development programmes, community centres, women’s groups, sports clubs and a wide range of other community services have had their funding reduced or withdrawn completely. As a result many projects have been forced to reduce services or close down. These short-term financial gains will be paid for with the very fabric of our communities in the long term. Stand by your community services on May 31st and vote NO.

4.For Ireland.

Our country is under occupation. In the Six Counties the old British Empire asserts its control through force of arms. In the Twenty-Six Counties the new European Empire doesn’t need to use soldiers or guns because the lackeys in Leinster House welcomed them with open arms. Do you really think that the British, German or French governments are going to do what is best for Ireland? Freedom without economic freedom isn’t freedom at all. On May 31st vote NO to the surrender of any more sovereignty to the EU.

5.For Europe.

Voting NO on May 31st does not make you ‘anti-European’. In fact it does just the opposite. By voting NO you are standing shoulder to shoulder with people all across the EU who are opposed to the failed policy of austerity. The people of France and Greece have already done their bit. They told the EU’s ruling elite that they will not take any more austerity. Now it is our turn. On May 31st the hopes of tens of millions of ordinary Europeans will be rest with us. Let’s show them that the Irish still know how to fight for their freedom!

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Wandelingske gemaakt vandaag...jammer dat er geen zon meer was...

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