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Foglar infuriated by 'tactical games'
Austrian Trade Union (ÖGB) President Erich Foglar has accused the vice chancellor of "playing games".
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pete wrote on 01. 12. 2010 from usa about "Yodelling offends praying..."
I guess the proper word for this incident is LITERALLY those offended are "kill joys"!
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mjazz wrote on 01. 12. 2010 from New England about "Yodelling offends praying..."
Pushed around? What about us? They kill 3000 of us and we still let them in the country.
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Suz wrote on 01. 12. 2010 from United States about "Yodelling offends praying..."
What are people prepared to do? Don't just talk about it, do something to fix the problem, because it isn't going to fix itself.
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jef wrote on 01. 12. 2010 from California about "Yodelling offends praying..."
You European pussies better get the cancer out of your society, we Americans are not going to run to help you again. The muslim cult will not take hold here.
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Jilly wrote on 01. 12. 2010 from USA about "Yodelling offends praying..."
I wish you were being sarcastic but have a sinking feeling you're serious. Haven't been to Europe in a while and I'm thinking I should go before it makes the transition to Saudi Arabia/Iran/Syria/Palestine/Turkey, etc. With attitudes like yours it's only a matter of time. RIP Europe.
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Jen06 wrote on 01. 12. 2010 from USA about "Yodelling offends praying..."
"Yodelling offends praying Muslims" Is there anything infidels do that DOESN'T offend muslims? Everything for Islam, nothing for anyone else must stop.
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Franz wrote on 01. 12. 2010 from Jägermann about "Sun God..."
Fantastic! Then I guess she assumes responsibility for the sun then. So when the next CME strikes our magnetosphere and renderes all of humanity's electrical systems kaput I will know EXACTLY where to send my lawyers and what to charge her with. How does one formulate a prosecution case for the starvation of miliions of people and destruction of our modern civilisation? Owning the sun will turn out to be a much larger liability than this women could ever possibly imagine. Ludicrous.
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mpo wrote on 01. 12. 2010 from south africa about "HIV Cure Breakthrough..."
please people have vanishide from these earth cause of these killer desease please make it available to thw world as soon as possible, we dont want to hear that goverment has stopped it or not funding it as its going to save the nation that goverment dont care about please all donor in these four cornes help is for our brother and sister who are dieing out ther and for the future of our children
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Franz wrote on 01. 12. 2010 from Jägermann about "Yodelling offends praying..."
What next? Scotsmen facing charges and court fines for playing the damn bagpipes in their back yard because it offends the delicate sensibilities of a religion that institutionalizes profound hatred of women amongst other socially retarded attributes? It's a sad day when dhimmitude reaches the western court system and overides thousands of years of cultural history to appease a FOREIGN RELIGION over the cultural heritage the courts of the Austrian Republic are sworn to defend... FFS! Organised Religion itself is toxic enough for humanity, But this is practically racism towards the Country and culture that granted them Aufenthaltsbewilligungen and a better life in the first place. The AUDACITY!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Christoph Stumpf wrote on 01. 12. 2010 from Germany, North
OOOOOhhhhh the muslems. Let them pray in Saudi Arabia. OR: we go over there and sue them for mocking our yodeling!
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