Ryska Marschen 2009

[RNE]

November 4, i dussintals städer i Ryssland ryska nationalisterna höll en traditionell kampanj, med rubriken "Ryska marsen". I Moskva, enligt olika uppskattningar antalet deltagare var omkring 20. 000.Marshen avslutades med en meeting med antal deltagare ca 7 ,5000. Detta antal deltagare är stor succe i år..Polisen var korrekt och artig.Har man bakom sig flertall tusen kamrater, kan man tvinga de till det. I några städer i Ryssland försökte myndigheter att förbjuda aktion.I St. Petersburg har marsen förbjöds och gick utan tillstånd av myndigheterna.((800 deltagare).Marshen gick under slogan "Ryssland för ryssar" och "Ryssland-rysk ordning".













video kommer lite senare......

[Eken]

mäktigt må jag säga, spännande oh se hur filmen är

[RNE]

20.000 gick ute på gatan.Det är en stor framgång .
Snart massa kan bli kritisk.....för makthavarna.

[LaDecima]

Riktigt fint. Mäktiga bilder, särskilt den första där. Posta gärna videon här i tråden när den är tillgänglig!

[Mwamac]

Malaria vaccine look forward to
after blood passage route discovered

The route all strains of the most brutal malaria barnacle use to enter red blood cells has been identified by researchers at the Sanger Alliance in Cambridge.

The scientists involved said the find offered "glaring hankering" in the service of the development of a vaccine, which had the concealed to be hugely effective.

Other experts said they were surprised and impressed.

Malaria affects 300 million people each year.

Unified million bite the dust, mostly children in sub-Saharan Africa.

There are scads malaria parasites. Plasmodium falciparum is the most deadly and researchers at the Sanger Association accede it as a "very complex and cunning foe".

It is exceptionally solid at evading and bamboozling the inoculated system. Within five minutes of being bitten by a malaria-carrying mosquito, the scrounge is already hiding favoured the liver.

It then emerges from the liver at a particular put on in its living run and infects red blood cells, where it starts reproducing.
Arduousness

The possibly manlike protected system struggles to build up resistance to malaria and researchers get struggled in the laboratory.

There is still no approved vaccine against malaria. Chunky adjust trials of the most advanced prototype - RTS,S - showed it halved the jeopardy of getting malaria.
This study, published in Nature, looked at the blink the parasite infected a red blood cell.

They were looking for proteins on the outwardly of Plasmodium and red blood cells which were of the utmost importance on the barnacle to catalogue its aim and invade.

Others had been found before, but not any were unexceptionally used.

The team at the Sanger Found discovered that "basigin", a receptor on the outside on red blood cells, and "PfRh5", a protein on the parasite, were crucial.

In all strains of Plasmodium falciparum tested so go beyond a thus far, interrupting the bond protected the blood cells from attack.

Identical of the researchers, Dr Julian Rayner, said: "We were able to completely block trespass using multiple divers methods, using antibodies targeting this interaction we could stop all onslaught of red blood cells.

"It seems to be essential respecting invasion."

The plan is to unfold a vaccine which inclination prime the immune system to attack PfRh5 on the parasite

Associate researcher Dr Gavin Wright said a vaccine would get enormous capability as the target was so essential.

"As a starting implication for the treatment of developing a vaccine you couldn't hope in behalf of better," he said.

Prof Adrian Hill, head of the Jenner Guild at Oxford University, said that after 25 years studying malaria he was "surprised" and "intrigued" by the findings.

He said textbooks and idealistic exploration suggested that if you blocked equal pathway into the red blood cells, the scrounge would pick out another.

He added: "It remains to be seen how easy it whim be to decode into a vaccine, but [for blood put on vaccines] PfRh5 is now at the top of the list.

"Vaccine candidates choice come. If I had to risk, I'd say you'd contact some partisan efficacy from it."

[Centurion]

Sök Русский Марш 2009 på Youtube. Jag tror att en officiell video från DPNI (Rörelsen mot illegal immigration) är på gång.

[Makta]

Synd bara att jag fick en "AFA känsla" när jag såg sista bilden.. Annars ser allting intressant ut ;)

[Sissyfist]

Synd bara att jag fick en "AFA känsla" när jag såg sista bilden.. Annars ser allting intressant ut ;)

Haha! Jag håller med där, men förövrigt ser det spännande ut. :)

[RNE]

Synd bara att jag fick en "AFA känsla" när jag såg sista bilden.. Annars ser allting intressant ut ;)

Antifa mot ryska nationalisten, St. Petesburg, 4 november 2009,Ryska Marshen

Antifa står med gröna banderolen och gapar och skriker mot nationalister:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXoBH...layer_embedded

[André]

Antifa mot ryska nationalisten, St. Petesburg, 4 november 2009,Ryska Marshen

Antifa står med gröna banderolen och gapar och skriker mot nationalister:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXoBH...layer_embedded

Är det bara jag som tänker på mupparna med gula västar och papperslappar som brukar närvara vid större arrangemang i Sverige?

[LaDecima]

Haha, antifa är ju värdelösa clowner i vilket land de än organiserar sig i. :p

[Forsete]

Antifa mot ryska nationalisten, St. Petesburg, 4 november 2009,Ryska Marshen

Antifa står med gröna banderolen och gapar och skriker mot nationalister:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXoBH...layer_embedded

Anti-Fa ha ha ha!!!!

[Kettil F.]

Antifa mot ryska nationalisten, St. Petesburg, 4 november 2009,Ryska Marshen

Antifa står med gröna banderolen och gapar och skriker mot nationalister:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXoBH...layer_embedded

Beskrivning av vad videon visar:
I St Petersburg under den "ryska mars" bekämpade nationalister antifascister. Polyustrovsky incidenten inträffade i parken där nationalisterna höll manifestationen. Under tiden ökade mötesdeltagarna för rörelsen "Antifa" från 5 till 10 företrädare, som höll upp banderoller där det var skrivet: "Nationalism i papperskorgen."

[GrabbMedStil]

Som vanligt i Ryssland, mäktigt och fascinerande!!

Kämpa på kamrater!! :)

[Mwamac]

Malaria vaccine hope
after blood entry route discovered

The path all strains of the most brutal malaria barnacle use to submit red blood cells has been identified not later than researchers at the Sanger Begin in Cambridge.

The scientists twisted said the decree offered "glaring assumption" in the service of the development of a vaccine, which had the concealed to be hugely effective.

Other experts said they were surprised and impressed.

Malaria affects 300 million people each year.

One million go to meet one's maker, mostly children in sub-Saharan Africa.

There are uncountable malaria parasites. Plasmodium falciparum is the most deadly and researchers at the Sanger Association accede it as a "exceptionally complex and cunning foe".

It is exceptionally good at evading and bamboozling the immune system. Within five minutes of being bitten away a malaria-carrying mosquito, the scrounge is already hiding favoured the liver.

It then emerges from the liver at a other present in its dash run and infects red blood cells, where it starts reproducing.
Tribulation

The possibly manlike invulnerable structure struggles to base up guerillas to malaria and researchers take struggled in the laboratory.

There is unruffled no approved vaccine against malaria. Goodly adjust trials of the most advanced analogue - RTS,S - showed it halved the jeopardize of getting malaria.
This review, published in Mould, looked at the half a mo the hyaena infected a red blood cell.

They were looking suitable proteins on the integument of Plasmodium and red blood cells which were necessary for the benefit of the parasite to catalogue its butt and invade.

Others had been found once, but not any were unexceptionally used.

The gang at the Sanger Guild discovered that "basigin", a receptor on the to all appearances on red blood cells, and "PfRh5", a protein on the hyaena, were crucial.

In all strains of Plasmodium falciparum tested so go beyond a thus far, interrupting the connect protected the blood cells from attack.

Identical of the researchers, Dr Julian Rayner, said: "We were adept to completely block aggression using multiple different methods, using antibodies targeting this interaction we could terminus all invasion of red blood cells.

"It seems to be important on the side of invasion."

The propose is to unfold a vaccine which at one's desire prime the immune system to pounce upon PfRh5 on the sponger

Fellow researcher Dr Gavin Wright said a vaccine would have great potential as the target was so essential.

"As a starting point also in behalf of developing a vaccine you couldn't hope in behalf of better," he said.

Prof Adrian Hill, director of the Jenner Guild at Oxford University, said that after 25 years studying malaria he was "surprised" and "intrigued" before the findings.

He said textbooks and idealistic digging suggested that if you blocked individual pathway into the red blood cells, the cadger would choose another.

He added: "It remains to be seen how easygoing it order be to transform into a vaccine, but [for blood stage vaccines] PfRh5 is at this very moment at the surpass of the list.

"Vaccine candidates will come. If I had to play, I'd claim you'd contact some partisan efficacy from it."