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St vincent hospital asked to explain sacking of whistleblower. #auspol — Craig Lambert (@craig_lambert) October 25, 2013@austinbethanning I`m at @david_welsh station to report back on @auspol`s dismissal of @david-welsh and @auspolstaff @david-welsh staff from @davidwelsh — Robert Hall (@rhallb1) October 25, 2013@david_welsh @david_welsh why did this happen? @david_welsh @auspol — John Thomas (@johnthomas4) October 25, 2013@david_welsh @auspol please explain to @david_welsh why his wife took down his Facebook post - he needs to give evidence why, when his post was taken down. #auspol — Rachael D`Cruz (@racheldbc) October 25, 2013@david_welsh @auspol @auspol I don`t see anything illegal about his complaint - as far as I`ve gone, he was a very good admin, but he hasn`t done any wrong and he needs to give his side of the story @david_welsh — Jason McElwee (@jmcelwee) October 25, 2013.@david_welsh @auspol @david_welsh I would like to see @auspol or @auspolstaff to answer this. @david_welsh - how could you decide to sack an admin so fast? @auspol - what do you want the public to think, I am not asking about your private information. — John Thomas (@johnthomas4) October 25, 2013@david_welsh @auspol You should explain to @auspol what your complaint is with @auspol for. They removed my post so fast — Matthew Hall (@mohallpaul) October 25, 2013@david_welsh @auspol @david_welsh I`m going to report the sacking directly. It seems like @auspol`s reputation has gone completely wrong — Richard Wren (@MrWrenRT) October 25, 2013@david_welsh @auspol please explain to me why your staff gave up their admin skills while you were taking this action, as a journalist - they can`t possibly have been doing it the right way, and what is so wrong with having your staff do it that way, when your staff aren`t supposed to be doing it that way - I`ve lost count of the number of times I`ve been sacked, for something they couldn`t remember the name of? — Martin (@MartinFerna 온카지노더킹카지노 Talks continue on shiite peace deal with HezbollahThe Palestinians` political leadership continues to focus on political, economic, and social improvements, not only because of its ties to the West Bank, Jerusalem and the Gaza Strip, but also because they have a significant stake in the security of Israel and the security of Palestinian villages. The political and economic framework is still relatively fragile, and the negotiations will certainly be more complicated than those currently being conducted. But at least the pace is growing, as has been evident from the lack of progress on the West Bank in the last two years. The political leadership and its supporters will be seeking to move forward from the current situation in an effort to improve conditions for the many Palestinian people and to create a better political environment for negotiations.The political leadership also wants to maintain the framework that is based on limited economic gains for the Palestinians through direct negotiations over their borders, in the same way it did in the early 1990s when economic gains were shared for the West Bank and Gaza (Hillel 1995). However, with the passage of time the Palestinian leadership is beginning to realize that peace agreement is not a way to reach economic prosperity, but rather to pursue a political deal with Israel that will achieve Palestinian statehood and achieve peace on the ground. This means that in order to move forward the leadership is trying to get along with the government of Prime Minister Salam Fayyad and its allies in order to avoid the consequences of continued escalation. As stated before, the goal of the political leadership is to establish economic, political and political connections between the various factions in order to build a coalition to make the peace process a success.The political leadership is trying to create such a coalition to work for the benefit of all of the Palestinians and because they know that the peace process is very difficult and the chances of an agreement becoming reality are low if the political process is disrupted and Israel goes to war with Hamas and all the armed groups affiliated with it (Hillel 1994). They also realize that all the armed groups in the Gaza Strip are very close to the political leadership and the government and will use any opportunity to gain sympathy for their cause. The political leadership also realizes that even though the political negotiations are going well, political parties still have problems in trying to get support for the Palestinian people in the West Bank, the Gaza Strip and for their demands on the West Bank.Political leaders in the West Bank and among the Palestinian public are clearly divided on their positions concerning the political status quo and on how to begin the process of negotiations (Hillel 1994). While some believe that progress can only be made after the negotiations begin and that all the parties are committed to reach a satisfactory political status quo, others believe that there should be a continuation of the current political processes as long as they are based o
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