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Titolo: Un altro buon motivo per non comprare e supportare la Coca Cola

As conflict spirals in the Middle East, especially
noteworthy are Georgia's close ties to Israel's recent
offensive in the occupied Palestinian territories,
which has drawn widespread condemnation from the world
community and human rights advocates including former
President Jimmy Carter.
Of the $3 to $6 billion in aid the U.S. government
provides to Israel each year, up to half is used to buy
arms, mostly from U.S. defense contractors. In 1999
alone, Georgia arms corporations received $1.6 million
in military contracts for Israel. Over 100 Georgia
companies, including CocaCola, Bell South, and Home
Depot, have extensive operations in Israel.
"Georgia and U.S. citizens are not only footing the
bill, but also supplying the firepower for Israeli
aggression that most of the world is calling a crime
against humanity," says Rania Masri, who was a delegate
to the World Social Forum in Porto Alegre, Brazil, and
who sits on the national board of Peace Action. "Our
campuses and cities must examine their ties to Israel's
illegal occupation and violence against Palestinians."

 illegal occupation and violence against Palestinians."
che e' stato un delegato al World Social Forum in Porto Alegre, Brasile, e
che siede nel consiglio di peace Action "I nostri Campus (universita') e
citta' devono esaminare i loro legami con l'occupazione illegale e le
violenze contro la Palestina".

 operations in Israel.
Aspetta, fammi capire: la colpa della Coca-Cola sarebbe di stare
in Georgia?
(Spiegazione in caso di carenza improvvisa di spirito: non sto
dicendo che e' buono e giusto bere la Coca-Cola, vorrei solo una
spiegazione un po' meno idiota di questa).
As a side note, quando si riporta qualcosa senza citare la fonte
non e' mai bello.
-- 
and life was set in motion / blurring the lines
making my mood as light as air / me intimate with fire.
  -- R.

Ti prego di inserire [OT] nel subject, in modo che i filtri del mail reader
possano spostare automaticamente il tuo pur interessante post in una
cartella apposita.
Grazie e scusa,
Stefano

 non e' mai bello.
E' una parte di un brano molto piu' lungo sulla industria militare della
Georgia e sulla cintura meridionale della america, ti riporto il cappello
qui sotto:
ATLANTA - More than any other part of the country,
Georgia and the South are the most tied to - and most
impacted by - the current "war on terror," the
Israeli/Palestinian conflict, and other facets of U.S.
foreign policy and the military industry. That's the
message of the "Another South is Possible" Road Tour
organized by the award-winning investigative magazine
Southern Exposure, which is coming to Atlanta on
Monday, April 29.
"From supplying the bulk of troops who go to battle, to
electing the most hawkish politicians, to providing a
home to the biggest arms corporations, Georgia and the
South are thoroughly entangled with what President
Eisenhower called 'the military-industrial complex,'"
says Chris Kromm, director of the Institute for
Southern Studies, which publishes Southern Exposure.
"More than we realize, a state of permanent war is
shaping the politics, economics and culture of this
state and region," Kromm added.
The April 29 event, "Georgia at War," is hosted by
Students Organizing for Justice at Georgia Tech,
American Friends Service Committee, Black Workers for
Justice, and other groups. The forum starts at 7 p.m.
at Clary Theater, Student Success Center at Georgia
Tech. The tour is also making stops in Austin, Dallas,
and Fort Worth, Texas; and Asheville, N.C.
The evening forum will feature Dr. Rania Masri, author
and international human rights activist; Chris Kromm of
the Institute; Rani El-Hajjar of Georgia Tech; a
representative from the office of Rep. Cynthia
McKinney, and other local speakers.
The Atlanta tour stop coincides with the release of
Southern Exposure's latest issue, "Missiles &
Magnolias: The South at War." The special edition of
the progressive regional magazine features in-depth
essays on the South's close ties to the war economy,
including state-by-state profiles.

 cappello qui sotto:
Molto interessante, ma ti avevo chiesto la *fonte*.
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PEPSI INC.
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~^~^~^~plasson~^~^~^~

 Molto interessante, ma ti avevo chiesto la *fonte*.
Allora ci sei...
Rileggi e' scritto.

 che e' stato un delegato al World Social Forum in Porto Alegre, Brasile
ahhhhhhhhhh vabbe... allora si spiega tutto.
qualsiasi clown con il naso rosso si presenti a Porto Alegre a sparare
cazzate contro il liberismo per te diventa un modello di vita...
Mario
P.S.: Osservazione cattiva: Arafat sta da diverse settimane chiuso nella sua
fogna, non puo lavarsi, puzzerà come un maiale. Ogni tanto qualche
"volontario" palestinese gli porta un po d'acqua per lavarsi. Secondo me si
sta lavando piu in questi giorni che in tempi di pace.

 sta lavando piu in questi giorni che in tempi di pace.
te lo qui quello "brutti, sporchi e cattivi".


era una battuta, mica ti sei offeso perche ho sfottutto il tuo beniamino con
la kefiah?
a proposito, cazzo ma non se la toglie mai quella pezza dalla testa... ?!?!
secondo me ha una colonia di pidocchi in testa... sai come puzza quella
kefiah di merda?
Mario