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Let's see the marching classes protest this

From the UN via Ha'aretz:

"United Nations Humanitarian Affairs Chief John Holmes blasted Hamas Tuesday for its "cynical" use of civilian facilities during recent hostilities in the Gaza Strip.

The reckless and cynical use of civilian installations by Hamas and indiscriminate firing of rockets against civilian populations are clear violations of international humanitarian law," Holmes told the UN Security Council".

I am sure the usual suspects will call a march to protest this, won't they?

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Anonymous Anonymous said... 1:04 pm

Wasn't John Holmes a certain type of actor? Rumoured to have had over 14,000 "co-stars" in the 70's and 80's and also now to be slightly dead?

Obviously he's still alive but just has found a less exhausting job.  



Blogger Croydonian said... 1:20 pm

Erm, yes, I believe so. There just are not enough names to go round, are there? I've known two Paul Newmans and a James Hunt and an Andrew Smith, but that one isn't very exciting.  



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