22 August 2010

I AM A BBC WORLD SERVICE JUNKIE: Today's Early Hours Of Listening Have Been very Interesting With Features On The.....................................

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....Phillipines and the Congo, see link below:
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  1. BBC World Service - Home

    26 Aug 2010 ... BBC World Service. On Air Now: 04:32-05:00 GMT+1; Crossing Continents... The World Today. For the best guide to the day ahead. ...
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  2. BBC World Service - News - The World Today

    13 Apr 2010 ... Well, the subscribers to the am click Global News Podcast which is largely based on the night's material on the World Today are having a bit ...
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  3. BBC World Service - Programme Guide

    Most are available to listen on demand for seven days after broadcast, some are available indefinitely. Find out what's on BBC World Service today. ...
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  4. BBC World Service - Programmes

    The World Today. Roundup of world news plus regional stories. ... A collection of BBC World Service documentary series, to listen again and download. ...
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Crossing Continents this morning was also quite illuminating and interesting, on the subject of Croatian Bosnia, Nationalism and Religion, see link:
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  1. BBC - BBC World Service Programmes - Crossing Continents, Medjugorje

    26 Aug 2010 ... The Bosnian town of Medugorje is one of the most important ... Medjugorje was the scene of fighting between Croatian and Bosnian forces during the war. ... minds ofBosnian Muslims who resent the presence of this Catholic shrine. ... Find out what theCrossing Continents team are up to on the road, ...
    https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0097tln - Cached
  2. War, peace and the Virgin | Andrew Brown | Comment is free ...

    20 Aug 2010 ... He was a correspondent there in the Bosnian war. ... In many ways, Medjugorje is similar to the other Marian shrines .... And it may be that the Croat Catholichero who slit the throats of .... and the most sceptical voice in the Crossing continentsprogramme came from a former bishop of Sarajevo. ...
    www.guardian.co.uk/.../aug/.../religion-virgin-mary-medjugorje-war - Cached
  3. Croatian Franciscan Custody

    The number of Croatians from Bosnia and Herzegovina was minimal because .... A CroatianEastern Rite Catholic parish was established in Chicago in 1905. ..... The first shelter on the new continent for many of the Franciscans was in ...
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  4. The Bridge Between Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina | In the Know ...

    21 Aug 2010 ... The border crossing from Croatia to Bosnia-Herzegovina was more a ...Note: Medugorje, the Catholic shrine, is about a half- hour drive from ...
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  5. Refugees in the shadow of Medjugorje - Catholic Herald

    A local man says he thinks he remembers these Bosnian Croat (Catholic) refugees arriving by truck as far back as 1993. When the railways were being rebuilt ...
    archive.catholicherald.co.uk/features/f0000515.shtml - Cached
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Not least I can blog away all night whilst at same time getting educated and informed on much I am not aware of. The down side however as far as my Welsh Patriotism is concerned, is I am finding Wales a bit of a 'vanity' and as far as my Nationalism goes, I am becoming more of an 'Inter - Nationalist'. What ever our 'ills' are they are nothing compared to the 'ills' that other nations and peoples suffer.
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Political and Patriotic Morality with the above in mind, mindfull of the debate raging in the press over a Statue for Stanley in Denbigh, perhaps all to selective. On a recent trip to the Elan Valley centre, I read that one of the reasons for building the first dam was that it was to solve the problem of Cholera in the Cities of the English Midlands. I am not sure if the building of the Vyrnwy Dam had a similar motivation but perhaps the fact is that it's 'God's Water' so what right have we not to be charitable with it? So, weighing it all up, the sacrifice of a few saved many, is that not what Welsh Christian Morality and Charity is all about? There is almost a similar issue concerning the Elan Valley being taken over by the Military to prepare soldiers to wage the good fight against Hitler and the Nazis. It bemuses me that in instances of Elan, by way just one of many communities in England as well that had to be abandoned during WWII for training and defence reasons. But only in Wales do we get a 'national cultural pacifist' regret mixed with a cultural 'Anxt' over a small 'Cymric Cultural Community' being destroyed by an English Military Machine, setting aside that at this time it was British and Empire, with American and Russia that were going to save Welsh Necks and Wales itself from being totally ethnically cleansed and culturally destroyed by Hitlers Nazi War Machine at the time rolling into Western Europe and later Eastern Europe, Russia and the Balkans destroying a number of small nations and minority peoples, cultures and languages.
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There you are Jason subject matter for you to raise when BBC Wales finnally gets around to the issue of the great Vyrnwy Estate Land Grab, which for some reason the Welsh Media are avoiding. Of course Tryweryn and Clywedog are another matter, anyway it will not hurt Welsh Patriots to discuss and debate either.
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Gethin.