اعتقال مئات الأمريكيين لاحتجاجهم على سياسات بلادهم
Detention of hundreds of Americans to protest the policies of their country
http://www.sana.sy/ara/3/2011/10/02/372920.htm
October 02, 2011
New York - SANA (Reuters, cache; Daily Mail, cache)
Peaceful protest
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kz172asCf2M
People are angry at economic discrimination
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYi-h4niNBs
Brutal crackdown by the police
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9onxQeB6sfc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQmaSR5Fb28
The police arrests esp. after 03:00. At 04:45, 13-year-old girl is surrounded by the police, and arrested later. At 05:48 a child boy gets arrested.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNXKIMhtk9w
U.S. police arrested yesterday more than 500 protesters, anti-Wall Street for bridge traffic routes and trying to organize a march without a permit and the Brooklyn Bridge has reopened after being closed for hours, in the second week of protests organized by the Movement / occupied the Wall Street /.
The police spokesman said in a statement quoted by Reuters that more than 500 people were arrested at the Brooklyn Bridge after numerous warnings by the police for the protesters to stay on the sidewalk.
The spokesman added that some committed and walked in the pedestrian corridor without being arrested, others clasped their arms with each other and made on the road on the car and heading to Brooklyn has been arrested.
The march began from the camp of protesters at Memorial Park in downtown Manhattan near the World Trade Center site and has promised members of the movement to stay at Memorial Park throughout the winter to protest the excessive use of power and unfair treatment of minorities in addition to protesting the seizure on the homes of defaulting on their mortgage payments and high rates of unemployment and a financial rescue that took place in 2008.
The protest came after less than a week of U.S. police arrested 80 people during a march to the Union Square area, where busy business leaders, police use a pepper spray against the four women at the rally that angered many protesters have vowed to continue their protest indefinitely.
The demonstrators, including representatives of labor organizations have carried out a peaceful march yesterday to the police station north of the city council to protest the violent response by the police on a previous demonstration.
The movement gained support among some members of trade unions and the U.S. between those who pledged solidarity Federation of Teachers and the Transport Workers Union Local 100, with 38 thousand members, which began to appear similar protests in other cities, including Boston, Chicago and San Francisco.
Syria 'targets protesters living in UK'
Scotland Yard investigating claims of threats and harassment
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/syria-targets-protesters-living-in-uk-2364361.html
http://backupurl.com/ozi6ln
By Emily Dugan
Sunday, 2 October 2011
'Sarkozy involved in graft scandal'
http://www.presstv.ir/detail/202367.html
Sun Oct 2, 2011 3:59PM
A French businessman says President Nicholas Sarkozy and Interior Minister Claude Gueant must acknowledge their roles in the kickbacks on the arms deal and illegal funding.
In an interview with French financial newspaper La Tribune published on Saturday, French millionaire arms broker Ziad Takieddine said that he was commissioned by Gueant, Sarkozy's former presidential election campaign head, to conclude arms contracts with former Libyan ruler Muammar Gaddafi, and Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
"I remember telling Gueant: You know me more than anyone else. Each of my acts amount to an official mission," Takieddine stated.
"I went to see Gaddafi in Libya, and Assad in Syria only on the request and authorization from the president," the Franco-Lebanese businessman added.
The remarks come as Gaddafi's son, Saif al-Islam had said in March that Libya would publicize all the bank details relating to Sarkozy's campaign funding in 2007.
In a half-dozen interviews this weekend, Takieddine has called on Sarkozy to lift the lid on French arms sales to Pakistan and Saudi Arabia that were illegally kicked back to fund the 1994-5 presidential campaign of Edouard Balladur.
Sarkozy, Balladur's budget minister and presidential campaign spokesman at the time, has validated the commission system.
Takieddine also told La Liberation that he has met twice with Sarkozy when he was the French interior minister.
The Franco-Lebanese millionaire, however, denies having served as a middleman for the diversion of commissions from French arms deals.
Takieddine is said to have received payment from a sale of frigates to Saudi Arabia, a contract authorized in 1994 by Sarkozy.
Documents obtained by examining magistrates suggest that he has received €91 million (USD 120 million) between 1997 and 1998.
France also signed a deal that year to sell three submarines to Pakistan. Several witnesses have told the magistrates that Takieddine was imposed by the Balladur camp as an intermediary.
French judge Renaud van Ruymbeke believes that through offshore accounts in Luxembourg Takieddine has returned a portion of the money earned via arms contracts to France. He, however, has withdrawn the money from his accounts once he was in Switzerland.
The judge has found that at least €3 million (USD 4 million) as parts of the "commissions" were siphoned off to help fund the 1994 presidential campaign of Edouard Balladur, then prime minister.
Takieddine was charged in September with fraud over arms contracts with Pakistan and Saudi Arabia in which he was allegedly the middleman.
Nicolas Bazire, 54, the manager of Balladur's presidential campaign and now a director of luxury goods giant LVMH, and Gaubert, 60, an advisor to Sarkozy when he was budget minister, have also been charged with the misuse of public funds.
Panarin: Foreign Intelligence, Provocative Media Work on Escalation in Syria
http://www.sana.sy/eng/337/2011/10/02/373047.htm
http://www.sana.sy/ara/3/2011/10/03/373043.htm
Oct 02, 2011
MOSCOW, (SANA) - Dean of the Faculty of International Relations of the Diplomatic Academy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia Igor Panarin on Sunday said that foreign intelligence agencies are working on igniting sedition in Syria.
In an interview with SANA, Panarin said that the western countries are trying to interfere in the Syrian internal affairs to undermine its stability and pivotal role in the Middle East.
He added that there are foreign sides that are working on escalating violence in Syria in addition to broadcasting false news about the situation in it.
Panarin reiterated Russia's rejection of any foreign interference in the Syrian internal affairs, adding that many countries- including China, India, Brazil and South Africa- share Russia's stance.
Irrigation Minister discusses with Chinese Ambassador Pump stations' project in the Eastern region
http://www.sana.sy/eng/21/2011/10/02/373003.htm
Oct 02, 2011
DAMASCUS, (SANA)-
Minister of Irrigation George Soumi on Sunday discussed with the Chinese Ambassador in Damascus Chang Shi Yon cooperation between Syria and China in the field of irrigation and transporting water to dry lands.
During the meeting, both sides concentrated on the eastern area, particularly a project on the Tigris River to revive a big area in the Eastern region and invest it in agricultural projects.
Minister Soumi and the Chinese Ambassador underlined the importance of boosting cooperation between both countries to set up pump stations and irrigate big arid areas in the eastern region.
وفد برلماني وإعلامي أوكراني: الإصلاحات التي تقوم بها القيادة السورية نابعة من متطلبات الشعب ويجب أن تحصل دون تدخل خارجي
Parliamentary delegation and Ukrainian media: the reforms undertaken by the Syrian leadership stems from the requirements of the people and you should get without external interference
http://www.sana.sy/ara/2/2011/10/02/373026.htm
October 02, 2011
Venezuelan President: Syria is exposed to Foreign Conspiracy
http://www.sana.sy/eng/22/2011/10/02/372997.htm
http://www.sana.sy/ara/3/2011/10/02/372980.htm
Oct 02, 2011
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