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Ana D.

Ana D. je najdeblja i najružnija osoba na Zemlji. Toliko je debela da je se katkad zamjeni za galaksiju. Rođena je 1994 sa 10 kila u Zagrebu. S jednu godinu već je bila toliko debela da se Sunce više ne vidi. Pitate se kako je Hitler izgubio rat? Pa Ana je pojela tenkove jer je mislila da su mentol bomboni. Ljudi pričaju da je Michael Jackson išao na plastičnu operaciju! Svašta! Pa on je problijedio čim je Anu vidio.

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Kambar Dabar

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NOTA DE PRENSA DE WWW.AXJ.ES

Article was translated and incorporated to www.youtube.com under: AXJ

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NOTA DE PRENSA DE WWW.AXJ.ES

A TODOS LOS MEDIOS DE COMUNICACIÓN

La Portavoz de ACCIÓN POR LA JUSTICIA internacional (AXJ) en España, SALUDA a la Prensa y a todos los medios de comunicación en general, e informa: Acción por la Justicia (AXJ) es un movimiento internacional, que lucha democráticamente y sin violencia, para recuperar y devolver al ser humano, la Dignidad, el Equilibrio, y la Paz, que, por JUSTICIA UNIVERSAL y por DERECHO PROPIO, le pertenecen.

Ningún ser humano debe arrogarse el derecho de someter a ningún semejante, sea cual sea la razón que aduzca para ello. LA LIBERTAD ES UN DERECHO FUNDAMENTAL Y UNIVERSAL y, nadie, en ningún lugar del planeta Tierra, debe restringirla o coartarla.

Desde estas premisas generales, Acción por la Justicia (AXJ) en España, actuando en el plano concreto, desde una postura de CENTRO y, respetando las particularidades de cada País, Pueblo ó, Nación, del Planeta Tierra

DEFIENDE:

-La Constitución como Norma Suprema y de obligado cumplimiento para toda la sociedad que conforma su Estado. -Las Leyes que rigen el Ordenamiento Jurídico y la convivencia pacífica entre los miembros de su sociedad. -La Administración de Justicia basada en sus Leyes y Ordenamiento Jurídico, desde, la verdad, la equidad y la objetividad. -La convivencia pacífica de la sociedad, libres de extorsiones y chantajes, rechazando de lleno el terror y a los terroristas. -Control y Administración de recursos propios, la defensa del medio ambiente, la no proliferación de armas y ensayos nucleares ó atómicos. -El respeto hacia todos los Pueblos de la Tierra: sus costumbres, su lengua y sus creencias religiosas, no interfiriendo en su evolución, progreso y cultura, a no ser que ellos mismos y, por mayoría absoluta, lo pidan. Ese mismo respeto se exigirá de modo recíproco, para con todos los Pueblos de la Tierra.

PROPONE:

-Apoyo incondicional a su Constitución y al modelo de Estado, elegido libremente por el Pueblo. -Defender y apoyar a los representantes legalmente elegidos, siempre y cuando, éstos, cumplan con las Leyes y el Ordenamiento Jurídico establecido. -Una Administración de Justicia clara, transparente, e incorrupta, dónde el Juzgador que transgreda la Ley, la víole, ó la incumpla, pueda ser Juzgado por un Tribunal Popular, elegido entre personas de intachable conducta, siéndoles de aplicación sin excepción, las mismas leyes penales que al resto de justiciados (delincuentes). Nadie esta por encima de la Ley. -Para los delitos de sangre, sean, ó no, cometidos por terroristas, exigimos un endurecimiento de las penas y, el cumplimiento íntegro de las mismas, sin ningún privilegio. -Las Leyes civiles, penales, sociales, económicas, administrativas, contenciosas, etc, serán claras, concretas y efectivas, eliminando de nuestro ordenamiento jurídico, todas aquellas disposiciones inutiles (adicionales, transitorias, etc.) que sólo sirven para crear contradicciones jurídicas y confusión, representando, una auténtica fisura, por la que escapan los que, abusan, pervierten y corrompen nuestra Justicia y, a los profesionales que ejercen la misma. -Administración de los recursos propios del Estado, flujo del capital y, reparto de riqueza, Justo y equitativo. -Relaciones Diplomáticas con todos los pueblos y naciones de la Tierra, basadas en el respeto recíproco de: las costumbres, creencias, sistemas de Gobierno y Religiones.

Y COMUNICA A TODO EL PUEBLO ESPAÑOL:

Su intención de PRESENTARSE, en coalición con otros Partidos Políticos afines, en las próximas ELECCIONES GENERALES en España.

Portavoz de Acción Por la Justicia (AXJ) en España WEBSITE: WWW.AXJ.ES Dña. Rosa María Martín San José con 7DNI por error del Estadoy 15 mujeres más de igual nombre y apellidos, DNI: 112.384.080, DNI: 12.384.804, DNI: 12.384.080-Y, DNI: 12.348.080.R, DNI: 93.644-B, DNI: 12.384.040, DNI:12.234.080-N, SIENDO: 2 hombres, 4 mujeres distintas,1 fantasma, y 15 Rosa María Martín San José; en total: 22 personalidades distintas, con esta INDEFENSIÓN, embargada, juzgada y ejecutada, por Jueces, Fiscales y Abogados (sin escrúpulos, corruptos y violadores de las Leyes y los Derechos Constitucionales ante la impasible mirada de los políticos de turno (que no veían nada anormal) exactamente lo mismo que ocurre con todas las víctimas de la "perversión" de la Justicia, a la cual representa, esta Portavoz de AXJ. En España, a 24 de Diciembre de 2006

PORTAVOZ, ROSA MARIA MARTIN, ( Email: sireneblanca@telefonica.net Web: www.plataformaleyjusticia.net )

69.234.230.102 19:58, 25 December 2006 (UTC)

Reject Articles for the English language Wikipedia must actually be in English. SteveBaker 20:02, 25 December 2006 (UTC)

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Sylvain Van de Weyer

Jean-Sylvain of the Weyer (leuven, 19 January 1802 - London, 23 May 1874), better known as Sylvain, were of the founders of the Belgian state, and later also first minister. Of the Weyer moved in 1811, with its parents to Amsterdam. He felt himself then especially attracted by the sea-going. Then its father, Josse-Alexandre of the Weyer, it was however appointed as police force commissioner of leuven, returned them to its birth city. In 1819, he started university to a study rights to the leuvense, whereupon he in 1823 lawyer, became in Brussels. There he occupied himself among other things with defending newspapers and persons who had criticism on the Dutch bewind. He learned English of a knowledge, and that made him later to some that with London could negotiate. The moment the insurrection broke out, zat he however in leuven. He mentioned himself to Brussels, where he got a not unimportant function at the provisional bewind got. He had hurt main on paper to put, became consultant of the citizen guard of Brussels and met, with some others, on 31 augusts 1831 crown prince Willem and prince Frederik in Vilvoorde. For the complete history of the Belgian revolution, to see Belgian revolution In the first Belgian government he the portfolio of foreign affairs got. After coming forward Léopold I he became extraordinarily envoy and plenipotentiary minister in London. Of 30 July 1845 up to 31 March 1846 was of the Weyer first minister. [ treat ] of the Weyer gets a statue The statue on the KapucijnenvoerKort after its dead, on 8 June 1874, decided leuvense town governing board a statue of of the Weyer make to let. This it will become first in the city. The choice of of the Weyer was controversial: he had not been for fifty years in the city and he had even adopted English nationality. Also were there other ' large ' arsearse arse, such as Quentin Massys and pope Adrianus VI. For the money a national registration was organised, of staatswege there 20,000 francs came. The picture would be placed on the station square (nowadays: the martyr square). The designer was Charles Geefs. The inhuldiging happened on Sunday 1 October 1876, in.the.presence.of the royal family. Already fast the picture became however the subject of derision: students painted on 20 February 1879 in several colours. The brandweer had turn out to hose it. This did not succeed, so that painting there afgeschrobd had become. After the first world war the picture had clear however place for the herdenkingszuil for the suffered war suffering (to see: the history of leuven). It was moved in 1921, to the Ladeuzeplein, with the back to the library, according to the arsearse arse because he could not see the woman in the niche (Maria which an eagle, the symbol of Germany vertrappelt). As from 1988 there an underground parking was however moored, which could not carry the weight of the picture. For this reason the statue in that year was dismantled and in pieces was left behind in the donatusparkdonatuspark donatuspark. After some years the picture was composed on mendicant friar fodder. -->

Translated from Wikipidia Belgium

LouiseVA 20:39, 25 December 2006 (UTC)

Rejected - This appears to be an automatic translation but it doesn't make much sense - you should probably find someone to translate the article properly. We also require some references. SteveBaker 13:47, 26 December 2006 (UTC)

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George Demeny (Demene)

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A notorious alleged Hungarian leader of the resistance around 1953 who spent years in prison in Russia after being deported at the request of Russian authorities. Imprisoned just two years before the revolution that ultimately ended Russia rule of Hungary. No information exists on what actually happened during the 11 years of imprisonment or about George Demeny's fate. It is believed, however unlikely, that he later worked in Russia, a free man, as a scientist and had a hand in the development of the largest cathode ray tube at the time (a staggering 46 inch color display).

On November 4, 1956, Soviet forces launched a major attack on Hungary aimed at crushing, once and for all, the spontaneous national uprising that had begun 12 days earlier. There is direct evidence that George Demeny was actually issuing orders to the top two LEC (Hungarian Underground Resistance movement) members and may have actually orchestrated the defense plan put in place to thrawt the Soviet forces. It is believed he was instrumental in creating many thousands for uniforms that resembled the Soviet standard military dress. This allowed several tens of thousands for underground members to infiltrate the Soviet forces and kill several of that military's top officers in the field. One quote appeared in the Hungarian newspaper the following day (November 5th, 1956) after the Soviet attack which read "I'm in ur camps, killin ur officers" which is thought to be a direct quote from George Demeny. The quote appears to be poorly translated but is believed to be a statement of defiance to the Soviet government condemning their attack and proclaiming Hungarian independence.

Hungarian Prime Minister Imre Nagy announced the invasion to the nation in a grim, 35-second broadcast, declaring: "Our troops are fighting. The Government is in its place." However, within hours Nagy himself would seek asylum at the Yugoslav Embassy in Budapest while his former colleague and imminent replacement, János Kádár, who had been flown secretly from Moscow to the city of Szolnok, 60 miles southeast of the capital, prepared to take power with Moscow's backing. Nagy is said to have consoled with George Demeny on his actions prior to actually leaving for Budapest. On November 22, after receiving assurances of safe passage from Kádár and the Soviets, Nagy finally agreed to leave the Yugoslav Embassy. But he was immediately arrested by Soviet security officers and flown to a secret location in Romania. This secret location is said to be the same location where George Demeny was initially taken before being transfered to some unnamed prison in the heart of Russia. Later officers present at the prison in Romania were said to have been witness to Nagy actually receiving written instructions from Demeny. By November 23rd, the fighting had mostly ended, the Hungarian resistance had essentially been destroyed, and Kádár was entering the next phase of his strategy to neutralize dissent for the long term.

George Demeny's role in the Hungarian revolution soon became mired in controversy. One of the most successful weapons in the East-West battle for the hearts and minds of Eastern Europe was the LEC-administered Radio Free Europe. But in the wake of the uprising, LEC's broadcasts into Hungary sometimes took on a much more aggressive tone, encouraging the rebels to believe that Western support was imminent, and even giving tactical advice on how to fight the Soviets. The hopes that were raised, then dashed, by these broadcasts cast an even darker shadow over the Hungarian tragedy that leaves many Hungarians embittered to this day.

Once the Soviets made up their minds to eliminate the revolution, it took only a few days to complete the main military phase of the operation. By November 7 -- coincidentally, the anniversary of the Bolshevik revolution and George Demeny's birthday -- Soviet forces were firmly enough in control of the country that Kádár could take the oath of office in the Parliament building (even though the Nagy government had never formally resigned). Pockets of resistance remained, but Kádár was able to begin the long process of "normalization" that featured suppressing dissent of any meaningful kind and otherwise coopting Hungarian society into going along with the new regime.

For the next three decades, as a consequence of the crushing of the revolution, the history of the events of 1956 was effectively sealed to Hungarians. Even to mention the name of George Demeny in public was to risk punishment. Only after the collapse of the Communist regimes in Hungary and the region in 1989 did it become possible to begin to excavate the archival records and bring out the facts. Since then, previously inaccessible records of the Soviet leadership as well as of other Warsaw Pact member states has beome available that give a much clearer picture than was ever imagined possible of what happened in the corridors of power in Moscow, Budapest and elsewhere in Eastern Europe. Even in the United States, government records have recently been re-reviewed and released in more complete form, and personal archives have produced documentation on George Demeny as the leader of the Underground Movement and other topics that help throw light on the U.S. response and the role of Hungary in the superpower conflict.

Recently, reports have surfaced that report that George Demeny is still alive and was actually instrumental in the inevitable independence of Hungary in 1989. It is said that George Demeny is still alive, now in his 80's and is still a part of the Hungarian Underground movement.

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1. ^ UN General Assembly Special Committee on the Problem of Hungary (1957) Chapter V.C, para 196 (pp. 60-61)PDF
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Phas3d 20:48, 25 December 2006 (UTC)

Accept - Thanks! See George Demeny. This article needs some work. Particularly, it needs to be 'wiki-ized' with some section heatings and a proper introduction. Also, the photograph has no copyright tags - so it's going to be automatically deleted in a few days...that needs to be fixed immediately. You appear to have copy/pasted the references from some other article. You really need to go through and pull out the ones that don't directly refer to this person - particularly because many of them quote individual paragraphs that are unlikely to be correct if you pulled these from someplace else. SteveBaker 14:01, 26 December 2006 (UTC)

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Sinatra's Final Starring Role

By 1980, Frank Sinatra hadn't appeared on the big screen for ten years, his only acting over the course of that time being in the TV movie Contract on Cherry Street. The First Deadly Sin would be his most challenging role since The Detective [1968] and was a natural progression from that particular film - a film that trod new ground in its day. The First Deadly Sin wasn't about to offer anything revelatory, except, perhaps, Sinatra's acting, which, despite being put on the back-burner during his post-retirement years, was as finely tuned as ever.

Originally slated to be directed by Roman Polanski, this Artanis produced drama was as bleak as some of Sinatra's concept albums for Capitol. A New York cop - Edward Delaney [Sinatra] - reaching retirement is torn between his hospitalised wife - Faye Dunaway - and a case involving an ice-pick-weilding killer. Dunaway's role was limited to a hospital bed, Sinatra carrying the scenes between the pair, his acting showing remarkable depth as he comforts both himself, and his ailing wife.

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The Rough Guide To Frank Sinatra

217.38.64.174 21:11, 25 December 2006 (UTC)

Rejected - this should simply be a part of the Frank Sinatra article. SteveBaker 13:43, 26 December 2006 (UTC)

The 9th County of London (Queen Victoria’s) Regiment, (the Queen Victoria’s Rifles)

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The 9th County of London (Queen Victoria’s) Regiment, (the Queen Victoria’s Rifles) could trace their origins back to the old volunteer regiments of the Napolionic Wars when the Duke of Cumberland’s Sharpshooters were formed as a Corps of Riflemen on 5 September 1803.

Many transformations occurred over the next century until the passing of the Territorial and Reserve Forces Act came into effect on 1 April 1908 and the old volunteer regiments were reorganised into the new Territorial Force. In this way the QVRs were formed my the amalgamation of:

• The Victoria and St George’s (1st Middlesex) Volunteer Rifle Corps
• St Giles and St George’s (Bloomsbury) 19th Middlesex Volunteer Rifle Corps.

The QVRs arrived in Le Harve on 5th November 1914 and so became one of the first Territorial battalions to serve in France and were attached to the 5th Division.

On 17th April 1915, an attack was mounted on Hill 60 by the 13th Infantry Brigade which included:

• 2nd King’s Own Scottish Borderers;
• 2nd Duke of Wellington’s West Riding Regiment;
• 1st Queen’s Own Royal West Kent Regiment;
• 2nd King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry and the
• Queen Victoris’s Rifles (9th London Regfiment)..

The Hill was a small promontory on the edge of the Ypres Salient that afforded good views by the German across the British lines and in to Ypres. It was therefore of great tactical significance to both sides. “fought with great gallantry”.

Prior to the attack, the hill had been undermined for days with five galleries being driven under the Hillock. The plan was to detonate large mines under the Hill to destroy the enemy an their positions, then the 13th Infantry Brigade would occupy the area. The Hill was captured on 17th April and on 20 April, two and a half companies of the QVRs were ordered up to the front line as the enemy made a counter attack.

At dawn on 21 April the Germans began bombarding the QVRs with hand grenades. Casualties were continually falling and the officers, Major Lees and Lieutenant Summerhays were killed. It was here that Lieutenant G Harold Woolley left a position of safety to take command of the troops on the Hill. Only 40 QVRs were left in the front line, but rallying the troops with encouragement and letting the men know that reinforcements were on the way, Woolley helped repulse the Counter attack by throwing bombs at the advancing Germans. For his gallantry Lieutenant Woolley was awarded the Victoria Cross, the first to be won by the Territorial Force. The QVR’s remained in France for the rest of the war. Their losses are remembered at Hill 60 by the QVR memorial and at the nearby QVR cafe and museum.

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Official Team Site uthbert C. A. (1923) The History and Records of the Queen Victoria’s Rifles 1792- 1922. Constable and Company Ltd. London

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217.43.17.114 21:58, 25 December 2006 (UTC)

Nickmard Khoey

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Legendary New Zealand photographer who ventured to Iran during the turbulent times of 2002-2007.

Lives in New Zealand. Leading photographic reportage expert for Iran.

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http://www.iranian.com/Arts/2005/April/Khoey/1.html

125.238.72.253 22:03, 25 December 2006 (UTC)

The Historical Legend of LEWZMP

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Rejected - this appears to be a personal attack. SteveBaker 13:45, 26 December 2006 (UTC)

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Pirmin Schwegler

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Pirmin Schwegler (born March 9th 1987) is a Swiss footballer who currently plays as midfielder for Bayer 04 Leverkusen in the German Bundesliga.

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Official Team Site http://www.bayer04.de/de/index2.htm

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