Hero of the week
Polish soldiers help the Iraqi children
 Polish soldiers give food to Iraqi children (Photo by Army PFC Timothy Villareal) |
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Story by Lt. Cmdr. Bartosz Zajda
Multi-National Division - Central South
From Jan. 16 to 20, Polish soldiers donated hundreds of shoes, clothing, hygienic supplies, school supplies, and toys to Iraqis
The donations benefited an Iraqi humanitarian organization called “Women's Hope and Child's Future” from Diwaniyah and also a school and kindergarten in Diwaniyah.
It was a humanitarian action organized by Polish Soldiers to help Iraqi people. From July 2005, in terms of humanitarian activities, Polish Soldiers distributed among Iraqis 1,500 school items, more than 1,500 pounds of food, more than 2,000 shoes, nearly 3,800 pounds of clothes, 12,000 toys and 9,700 pounds of hygienic products.
MND-CS provided also medicine and medical equipment, organized medical treatment in Poland for ill Iraqi children and organized courses for Iraqi students and doctors.
All the donations were for Iraqi humanitarian organizations, orphanages, kindergartens, schools, old people's homes and hospitals.
Such kinds of actions were possible thanks to cooperation between MND-CS and international humanitarian organizations.
** Now this is the sort of story that the commie run BBC never report, the only time our media in the UK covers Iraq is when a soldier gets killed or the islamofascists blow up a load of their own people.
** All is not well with the troublemakers in IraqBAGHDAD: Iraqi insurgents in the Sunni city of Ramadi have turned against their al-Qa'ida allies after a bomb attack killed 80 people, sparking tit-for-tat assassinations.
Residents yesterday said at least three prominent figures on both sides were among those killed after local insurgent groups formed an alliance against al-Qa'ida, blaming it for massacring police recruits in Ramadi on January 5.
"There was a meeting right after the bombings," one Ramadi resident said, speaking anonymously for fear of reprisals.
"Tribal leaders and political figures gathered to form the Anbar Revolutionaries to fight al-Qa'ida in Anbar and force them to leave the province.
"Since then, there has been all-out war between them."
The bloodshed is the latest example of a trend US military commanders and diplomats have been pointing to optimistically as a sign that some militants may be ready to pursue negotiable demands through the Sunni engagement in parliament following last month's election.
Last week, three local Islamist groups around Ramadi - the 1920 Brigades, the Mujaheddin Army and the Islamic Movement for Iraq's Mujaheddin - met to distance themselves from their fellow Islamists in al-Qa'ida.
Iraqi newspapers quoted a statement from six armed groups on Monday announcing they had united to form the "People's Cell" to confront al-Qa'ida leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi and preserve security in the Anbar province.
The statement condemned "armed operations which target innocents" and affirmed "a halt to co-operation with al-Qa'ida"....http://www.jihadwatch.org/archives/009894.php
Finally can everyone give the Dry Bones Blog a vote. Its very funny and worthy of a few minutes ofyour time;
And a bit of general sillyness here, George Michael's Big COCK appeal
Oh here is a good one, RedKen is putting on a show all about Islam. Only a few months after 7/7. Well done Ken on getting it wrong again: So much for remembering the people killed on 7/7 by islamic terrorists.
Ok got to slip this last one in here - The Devil's Kitchen is a tad annoyed with The Royal Bank of Scotland. Having not dealt with them I cant really comment on there general level of service, but having worked and am now working in again the financial services sector I can well believe every word of it.
Although banks and other corporate companies like to show themselves as efficient and kindly places where you can pop in for a chat and a cup of tea, the reality is slightly different. They want your money and thats it, if you leave happy all the better but some of people employed by them really could not give a toss if you are happy or not at the end of the day.
On the corporate bullshit side I have to give Ltsb their dues, they are off the scale. Not just feeding it to the customers, but to the staff as well. Lets take "reorganisation", what the average person may refer to as shipping work out to India to be done on the cheap. Well no thats not the way it is, although we have laid off workers in Newcastle and elsewhere due to "reorganisation" this is nothing to do with our India operation the company would argue. Then by tightening up on a few rules here and there you can "encourage" staff to leave for alternative employment and then "reorganise" more work out from the UK's shores.
I have come across it myself as an employee, something go's wrong you blame the pc, late delivery, another department, god or the weekend delay in processing. If anything as an employee with a staff account they could not give a fuck, yet alone a toss and dont even bother to hide their contempt behind a false smile and a cheesy greeting.
I was treated badly by my former employer(Lloyds Tsb) - even though I was staff I was still a customer as well something that the sharesave people and those who handled the staff accounts need to take on board - and thats without the bullying, snide comments and other assorted bullshit that was fired my way for damn near 3 years on my bitch of an ex managers section. Still I blogged it, and dealt with all the flack when they found out about my old blog. Now I am out of there I can say my bit about them and so first off ye olde link http://devilskitchen.blogspot.com/2006/01/royal-bank-of-scotland-is-shit.html and now my humble view of Ltsb:
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