Subject: Of course, the truth is, it's all very easy to take a huge, benevolent corporation like CocaCola-Amatil to task.

From: "Mcknight B. Matthew" <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 1 Mar 2007 12:15:17 +0100

With women now considered largely free of patriarchal bondage in the West, the focus for organisations working to promote women's rights has largely moved overseas. Wages for women have improved, bringing financial independence to many, and legal reforms have followed. Other statistics give hope to those frustrated souls operating Iraq's fledgling Tourism Bureau. Admittedly sanctions had had a minor impact on the Iraqi economy prior to the, somewhat suppressing the 'before' numbers .
Eventually, even, boards of directors could vote themselves and their errant organisations out of existence, or turn them over to responsible communities. I believe in that stuff. Or even busted wide open.
Questioned on the source of the disinformation campaign, Government representatives have been curt and dismissive.
' since 'to his knowledge, the weapon could not carry a nuclear warhead. This time the terrorists are the dangerous militant Islamic organisation Al Qa'eda.
Fighting under our flag.
But the visit of the Queen to Australia has also revived debate on when the independent State of Australia will shed its monarchic tradition and become a Republic.
But  it is certainly less dangerous than NOT arming ourselves to the eye teeth and climbing out of helicopters half a world a way, guns blazing, in order to take down a few of the locals.
The American Enterprise editor reports another trend that should give hope to all those who love freedom and good order.
' says Zinsmeister in his revealing online report. 'Defanging the Middle East is a vast undertaking. Now, though one eloquent dog has spoken out about his experiences living as a disenfranchised and often cruelly anthropomorphised 'lesser mammal' in a human-dominated civilisation. After a UN supervised exchange, negotiations will begin on a real solution to the problems of the region, based on the new strategic reality.
And it must be appreciated that 'wars have never been easy or antiseptic. Like many others in positions of power, Bush also warns against an optimistic prediction of imminent victory.
Somewhat perversely the misguided Norwegian Parliament enforces an affirmative action strategy.
'Zinsmeister points out that Iraq - a nation previously gripped by a repressive dictatorial regime - has for decades laboured under the rigours of tyranny and brutal oppression.
It could be said, on consideration, that this happy circumstance is the lynchpin without which our fair democracy might fly apart, and without which the social contract would seem quite worthless.
Of course, Jones and Zinsmeister agree, there remains much to be done, if Iraqis are one day to enjoy the privileged, comfortable, and secure lifestyle now ubiquitous in the United States. Of course, Jones and Zinsmeister agree, there remains much to be done, if Iraqis are one day to enjoy the privileged, comfortable, and secure lifestyle now ubiquitous in the United States.
The CDS will then brief the Prime Minister and the Cabinet on their conclusions in the next few days.
Whether there exists any definitive collection of traits singularly male that makes this sex more familiar with greed, more susceptible to the temptation of self-seeking  is debatable. If women can become genuinely entrenched in parasitic multi-nationals as well as political institutions and local corporate vultures, gradual reforms could result.
In a war with fanatics, no quarter can be given.
It could be said, on consideration, that this happy circumstance is the lynchpin without which our fair democracy might fly apart, and without which the social contract would seem quite worthless. ' The Ambassador went on to comment that Iran was, in any case, although a peaceful nation and prepared to engage in negotiations, 'allergic to pressure and threats and intimidation'.
Beginning as soon as is humanely possible, Israel will place in Lebanon's hands exactly half of its military resources - air, land, and sea.
Zinsmeister goes on to creatively suggest that 'attacks carried out on oil and gas facilities in Iraq can serve as an indicator' of this economic progress. Among them - perhaps the most vital foreign policy question - for the West and for the people of Iraq - ou est Tintin?
A directive from the Security Council of the UN calls for Iran to suspend all uranium enrichment or face possible sanctions. Other statistics give hope to those frustrated souls operating Iraq's fledgling Tourism Bureau.