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Announcing Geek2Geek, a New Digital Forum on Localization for the...
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Acclaro Globalization Architect Jon Ritzdorf is heading up this new digital series on trending topics in software, mobile app and web localization. (PRWeb May 07, 2012) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2012/5/prweb9470712.htm
Jeffrey Sachs on the US economy: 'It's been an amazing ride for the rich' – video
GUARDIAN Thu, 12 Apr 2012 12:37:19 GMT
Jeffrey Sachs discusses how globalisation has exacerbated income inequalities and the control over politics exerted by the rich Larry Elliott Matthew Whysall
RSR Research Findings: Globalization, Localization, and Cross-Channel...
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"Retail Supply Chain 2012: Globalization, Localization, and Cross-Channel" contains analysis of the business drivers, opportunities, and organizational constraints surrounding the retail... (PRWeb March 08, 2012) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2012/3/prweb9263397.htm
A Plague Upon The World: The USA is a "Failed State"
INFORMATIONCLEARINGHOUSE 04 Jun 2010
"Global Research," -- Interview with Dr. Paul Craig Roberts, former Assistant Secretary US Treasury, Associate Editor Wall Street Journal, Professor of Political Economy Center for Strategic and International Studies Georgetown University Washington DC.
Book Spotlight : A New Financial Dawn: The Rise of Islamic Finance
AMAZON Fri, 16 Oct 2009
A New Financial Dawn examines the global economic crisis in the context of how western markets influence Islamic financial innovation.
Is NAM becoming completely useless?
www.thenational.ae Mon, 20 Jul 2009

Handing the presidency of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) to Hosni Mubarak, the Egyptian president, in Sharm el Sheikh last Friday was like crowning the Libyan leader, Col Muammar al Qaddafi, “king of the kings of Africa”, commented Fahmy Huweidi in the Moroccan daily al Masae.

“If NAM has become an archaeological specimen that plays no role in current events, the African kings are not much different,” the writer said. “The former, if you will, is just political folklore, and the latter more of a popular joke.”

For his part, Shamlan Youssef al Issi wrote in the Emirati daily Al Ittihad that the NAM summit focused excessively on the multiple threats that globalisation poses to developing countries, which is rather odd considering that NAM members are caught in the net of global affairs.

The truth that NAM still denies is that the interests of most Third World countries revolve around the American orbit: they rely on the US in matters of economic, logistical and humanitarian aid, and, more critically, American military assistance and protection.
Cartoon : Total Bollocks
WORLDPRESSNETWORK 24 June 2009
By cartoonist Leon Kuhn whose work can also be seen on his own website http://www.leonkuhn.org.uk where postcards of some of his cartoons can be ordered.

See Leon Kuhn's page on "SpideredNews | Politics" at http://www.spiderednews.com/LeonKuhn.htm
Hugo Chavez's book gift to Barack Obama is overnight bestseller - "Open Veins of Latin America: Five Centuries of the Pillage of a Continent"
BBC Mon, 20 Apr 2009 01:29:47 GMT
A book which the Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez presented to US President Barack Obama at the Americas summit has become a bestseller in just two days.

The book, Open Veins of Latin America: Five Centuries of the Pillage of a Continent, was ranked 54,295 on the sales charts of bookseller Amazon.com.

Now, it has risen to number two.

Written by Uruguayan author Eduardo Galeano, the book looks at the impact of foreign intervention in Latin America in the past five centuries.

It covers the continent's conquest by the Spanish nearly 500 years ago right up to the present day.

President Chavez presented his American counterpart with the book, a favourite of leftists, on the sidelines of the Summit of the Americas in Trinidad on Saturday.


UK police filmed shoving G20 victim
ALJAZEERA Wed, 08 Apr 2009 05:39:49 GMT
Video shows police hitting bystander before fatal heart attack at G20 rally.
Video reveals G20 police assault on man who died
GUARDIAN 07 Apr 2009
Exclusive footage obtained by the Guardian shows Ian Tomlinson, who died during G20 protests in London, was attacked from behind by baton–wielding police officer
Man who died at G20 demonstration 'had been confronted by police' - The latest witness statements and photographs contradict the version of events put forward by police immediately after his death
GUARDIAN Mon, 06 Apr 2009 23:01:00 GMT
The man who died during the G20 demonstrations in the City of London had been pushed back minutes earlier by police officers, the Independent Police Complaints Commission confirmed yesterday.

Revealing that it was now managing the City of London police's investigation into the death of Ian Tomlinson, the IPCC said he had been blocked from walking home from his job at a newsagent's by a police cordon.

The shift in emphasis follows the emergence of fresh witnesses to events on Wednesday evening when Tomlinson, 47, collapsed and died of a heart attack. He had not been taking part in the demonstrations.

Three named witnesses told the Guardian at the weekend that they had variously seen him being pushed and thrown to the floor by an officer, struck with a police baton and hitting his head against the pavement.

A sequence of pictures, obtained by the newspaper and showing what appears to be the immediate aftermath of his clash with police, is also being examined by the IPCC. The family have appealed for further witnesses.

The latest witness statements and photographs contradict the version of events put forward by police immediately after his death.
G20 summit and protests: live blog
GUARDIAN Wed, 01 Apr 2009 23:01:00 GMT
As world leaders get down to business in London's Excel Centre for the summit, and thousands of protesters take to the streets, we bring you the latest news and analysis from the summit and updates from the protests 8.37am Some new photos of yesterday's action, including a lovely one of that nice blue tank. 8.26am: Vince Cable, everybody's favourite cool head in a storm, this morning told the Today Programme that he expected a lot to come from today's talks, saying there was a need for "substantial agreements to prevent the slide to nationalism and economic protectionism and not just warm words". 8.24am All quiet on the City of London front with no signs as yet of protests on yesterday's scale. Outside the London Stock Exchange at around 7.30 this morning there were around 150 police officers, 50 journalists and about 15 protesters. 8.10am: According to G20 Meltdown in the City, the group were planning to "bang on [leaders'] hotel doors, @ the Excel Centre, Canning town to deliver our message of a world beyond capitalism". Wonder if they left a complimentary paper? 8am: The world leaders are arriving at the ExCeL centre for today's summit. Barack Obama unsurprisingly stole the show by turning up in his helicopter, then transferring to the centre from the helipad in his Obamamobile. There is going to be a deluge of G20-related news and comment in the form of articles, blogs, video, audio and tweets. This blog will update the news as it happens and signpost where you can find out more. G20 Protest guardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2009 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds
G20 focuses on fixing global crisis
ALJAZEERA Thu, 02 Apr 2009 07:08:58 GMT
More popular protests expected as world's richest nations try to tackle financial crisis.
KENSINGTON AND CHELSEA LABOUR COUNCILLORS JOIN G20 PROTESTS
WORLDPRESSNETWORK 3 April 2009
Attached is a photo taken by DMCImages, of Golborne Councillor Pat Mason, Tony Benn, President of Stop the War Coalition, Colville Councillor Marianne Alapini, and Bruce Kent, Vice President of CND, after marching from the US Embassy to the Trafalgar Square Rally on Wednesday 1st April.
Five Britons arrested over G20 explosives plot
GUARDIAN Mon, 30 Mar 2009 11:51:04 GMT
Plot to disrupt G20 summit follows warnings by police that protesters are planning to bring London to a standstill
Will London G20 make a difference?
XINHUANET Sun, 29 Mar 2009 12:37:25 GMT
The forthcoming London G20 summit has drawn worldwide attention, as it aims to make a mark in putting the global economy on the road to recovery.
London stages protest ahead of G-20 summit
PRESSTV Sat, 28 Mar 2009 14:41:58 GMT
Thousands of people have begun a five-day protest in London demanding action on poverty, climate change and jobs ahead of the G-20 summit.
Thousands gather for G20 protest
INDEPENDENT Sat, 28 Mar 2009 13:47:12 GMT
Thousands of protesters from across the UK and around the world gathered in the rain in London today for a huge march for "jobs, justice and climate" in the first of a week of demonstrations ahead of the G20 summit.
Thousands prepare to march for "jobs, justice and climate" ahead of G20
GUARDIAN Fri, 27 Mar 2009 17:44:00 GMT
Protesters' anger fuelled by £19m spent to host G20 summit of world leaders Thousands of demonstrators are preparing to take part in a march for "jobs, justice and climate" amid anger at the £19m cost of staging the G20 summit, ahead of a week of protests to mark the conference.
G20 demonstrators – demonised?
GUARDIAN Fri, 27 Mar 2009 14:00:00 GMT
Bloggers accuse police and media of scaremongering ahead of G20 summit The police have been talking up the dangers presented by the forthcoming G20 protests in London, creating fears of widespread disruption and violence caused by hordes of marauding anarchists hell-bent on destroying our society.

City workers have been warned to dress down on Wednesday and Thursday, pregnant women told not to venture into the City, and some banks are even closing their doors for fears of staff and customers being targeted.
German trade surplus shrinks around 10% in 2008
XINHUANET Mon, 16 Mar 2009 15:42:55 GMT
BERLIN, March 16 (Xinhua) -- Germany, the world's largest ...
WB: Global economy will shrink in 2009
PRESSTV Mon, 09 Mar 2009 06:13:23 GMT
The World Bank in one of its bleakest assessments yet says the global economy will shrink in 2009 for the first time since World War II.
Press Censorship over SSRI case
BLOGSPOT Thu 25 Sep 08
The headlines in the Finnish Press (below) discuss a shooting rampage by an 18-year old High School student, Pekka-Eric Auvinen. Before killing six students, the head teacher and a nurse, and turning the gun on himself, Auvinen indicated that he "ate SSRI antidepressants" which, he said, made him feel "aggressive."

Auvinen died.

"Stunned and grieving, some Europeans have taken to re-examining their societies, fretting that they have lost the communal warmth that once prevailed outside large cities.

Instead, they fear they are leaving their frailest citizens feeling isolated in an indifferent, money-driven marketplace, which is widely described as an American pathology spreading with globalization."

Another "American pathology spreading with globalization" is the irresponsible use of psychotropic drugs--such as the SSRI antidepressants and antipsychotics--that both sweep away self-regulating internal inhibitions while triggering explosive acts of violence and murderous behavior! See astonishing list: http://www.ssristories.com/index.php

But for the press to report honestly about the documented dangers posed by these widely prescribed psychoactive drugs might undercut Big Pharma's aggressive "money-driven" marketing--and its advertising expenditures in the news media.
The Corporate State –vs –the Rights of the Human Race
WORLDPRESSNETWORK Mon, 21 Jul 2008
The Secretary of the Ministry of Propaganda, Condolezza Rice, has told us that we should not be concerned with the frightening rumbling noises coming out of the Middle East –they are merely the sounds of the “birth pangs” of a new order being born. We are supposed to be reassured by the calming words of one of the principle authors of the latest “final solution,” which they dreamed-up in their fevered minds, to turn the human race into a new planetary slave class.
Yeh! I want to take a stand against globalisation
WORLDPRESSNETWORK Thursday July 17, 2008
When 200,000 anti-globalisation protesters converged on the Italian city hosting the G8 summit in 2001, all but a handful came to demonstrate peacefully. Instead, many were beaten to a pulp by seemingly out-of-control riot police. But was there something more sinister at play? And will the victims ever see proper justice?
The Supply-Side Plot to Overthrow the Welfare State
WORLDPRESSNETWORK Sat, 12 Jul 2008
The American “conservative” movement is the vanguard of the New World Order. They rally around the cherished ideas of Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher as the centerpiece of their movement. “Supply-side economics,” the popular name for the concept accredited to the pair of charismatic leaders, is hailed as a great success, because of the new “robust” economy which it has allegedly produced. The key to any disinformation movement is the acquisition of the skill to say “black” is really “white.” In reality, the “robust” economy is circling the drain, even as you read these words.
Jobs under threat as US cancels $18bn defence deal
INDEPENDENT Thu, 10 Jul 2008 10:10:13 GMT
Thousands of British jobs were under threat following the Pentagon's decision to cancel the world's biggest defence contract and allow an American company to bid, according to reports.
Something Big is Going On
CAMPAIGNFORLIBERTY Fri, 04 Jul 2008
The following statement is written by Congressman Paul about the pending financial disaster.
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Though the world has long suffered from the senselessness of wars that should have been avoided, my greatest fear is that the course on which we find ourselves will bring even greater conflict and economic suffering to the innocent people of the world—unless we quickly change our ways.

The notion that a country can afford “guns and butter” with no significant penalty existed even before the 1960s when it became a popular slogan. It was then, though, we were told the Vietnam War and a massive expansion of the welfare state were not problems. The seventies proved that assumption wrong.

If modern technology had been used to promote the ideas of liberty, free markets, sound money and trade, it would have ushered in a new golden age—a globalism we could accept.

Instead, the wealth and freedom we now enjoy are shrinking and rest upon a fragile philosophic infrastructure. It is not unlike the levies and bridges in our own country that our system of war and welfare has caused us to ignore.

I’m fearful that my concerns have been legitimate and may even be worse than I first thought. They are now at our doorstep. Time is short for making a course correction before this grand experiment in liberty goes into deep hibernation.

There are reasons to believe this coming crisis is different and bigger than the world has ever experienced. Instead of using globalism in a positive fashion, it’s been used to globalize all of the mistakes of the politicians, bureaucrats and central bankers.
Tremonti and the serpent’s egg
FT Wed, 02 Jul 2008
Now, as Italians prepare to vote in their April 13-14 election, Tremonti is playing a more populist tune. He’s just published a book, Fear and Hope, which lashes out at globalisation and condemns “the dictatorship of the market”. He also calls for a “new Bretton Woods”. Today’s Tremonti, some may think, has more in common with his protectionist political opponents on the Italian far left than with the Tremonti of 2003.
Commentary : GM Crops, World Food & Water Crisis
WORLDPRESSNETWORK Tue, 24 Jun 2008
An astonishing article from the FT... "Nestlé asks Europe to soften line on GM"
'Iran, Cuba able to fight hegemony'
PRESSTV Mon, 16 Jun 2008 13:57:39 GMT
Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says the enemies are on the verge of collapse and great victories are already on the way.

In a meeting with Cuban Cabinet Minister Ricardo Cabrisas Ruiz on Monday, Ahmadinejad hoped that Iran and Cuba would celebrate great victories in the near future.

He said Iran welcomes further development of ties with Cuba in various areas as both countries have numerous interests and viewpoints in common.

"Iran and Cuba are both on the frontline of the fight against hegenomic ambitions," Ahmadinejad added.

The Cuban official, for his part, said his country would stand by Iran in fighting imperialism and welcomed further expansion of ties with Tehran in all fields.
How inflation is robbing 3 billion people worldwide
MONEYWEEK Fri, 13 Jun 2008

If Americans feel they are being pick-pocketed by inflation, they should take a look overseas.  With the United States pushing its trade deficit and dollars on the rest of the world, many world central banks thought they could grab a “free lunch” by buying US Treasuries to hold the exchange rate of their currencies down, and paying for them by printing up free local currency. This so-called free lunch has turned out to be mighty expensive.

Currently, over 3 billion people are experiencing what it feels like to be robbed by inflation. While free trade and globalisation initially pushed up the standard of living in many developing countries, increases in the demand for basics like food and fuel, fueled by an over-supply of money and credit, have goosed inflation in a big way. So much so, the middle class and poor in many countries are literally being wiped out. Starving, desperate, and angry people are appearing in the headlines daily as they try to bring this dire situation to the attention of their leaders through violent demonstrations and riots.

In Argentina and Vietnam, as one example, panic-stricken residents are swapping their currencies for dollars and Euros. But given the double-digit growth in M3 for the dollar and euro, these inflating currencies may prove to be a dangerous place to hide from inflation. Even for the currencies that are touted as being stable, interest rates are still below the rates of inflation wherever you look.

Unless interest rates are increased materially above the rate of inflation, prices will continue to rise. But with the high level of bad debt in the world banking system, the financial system would not survive the strain of a significant interest rate increase. For a period of time, stagflation will become a new way of life for many of us.

GLOBAL EMERGENCY the battle against climate change By Roy Wilkes with foreword by George Galloway MP
SOCIALISTUNITY Wed, 11 Jun 08

A contribution to debate from Manchester Respect
36 pages: Published June 2008
£1.00

Buy online from http://www.unitypublishingproject.co.uk

Climate change is the biggest challenge facing the world in the 21st Century. Without urgent action we face a uncertain future where the world’s poor will be hardest hit - but where everyone will suffer.

Both New Labour and the Tories talk about the threat of climate change but the rhetoric is matched only by the depths of their dishonesty. For, in reality, their promotion of free market ‘neo-liberal’ economics is making the problem worse.

Millions make daily, often difficult, choices to reduce their ‘carbon footprint’ only to see the benefit wiped out in seconds as Ford or General Motors launch a new gas-gussler. No wonder many feel helpless.

In this pamphlet Roy Wilkes argues for a different strategy to tackle climate change - one that puts human need not company profits first.

The battle against climate change is not only essential for our survival as a species but, if successful, can re-engage humanity with nature and in doing so lay the foundations of a sustainable future for all.

“A great strength of this pamphlet is that it draws together the great issues of corporate globalisation, war and environmental devastation. This isn’t a whimper aimed at a comfortable middle class in the west, asking them to spare a shilling and the odd energy efficient light bulb for the planet.

“It is an urgent call to arms to save our planet, its scope is the people of our planet and it deserves a wide audience.”

George Galloway MP


Top cat: how 'Hello Kitty' conquered the world
INDEPENDENT Tue, 20 May 2008 23:00:01 GMT
When, in 1974, employees at the Japanese design company Sanrio created Hello Kitty, the small, rounded cartoon cat with a red bow between her ears and no mouth, they could never have dreamt that she would become the global megastar she is today. Sales of Hello Kitty merchandise now account for half of Saniro's $1bn (£500m) annual turnover and her face adorns 50,000 products, sold in more than 60 countries.
Soros warns global boom is over
BBC 20 May 08
Billionaire investor George Soros tells the BBC that the global boom may be permanently over.
UN to hold seminar on globalization
PRESSTV Sat, 19 Apr 2008 10:59:50 GMT
The five-day UN seminar on globalization, attended by more than 3,000 delegates, is slated for the Ghanaian capital, Accra on Sunday.
World 'divided on globalisation'
BBC Thu, 07 Feb 2008 03:59:02 GMT
A BBC World Service survey of 34,000 people finds sharp divergences in attitudes to globalisation.
Traders fear third Tesco's impact
BBC Wed, 06 Feb 2008 00:18:07 GMT
Shopkeepers in southern Scotland voice concerns over plans for a third Tesco store in the same town.
Island of Curacao battles to close dirty and deadly refinery
GCMONITOR Wed, 06 Feb 2008
Statement from Curacao community fighting to stop serious toxic health crisis:

Humane Care Foundation is an organization that strives to uphold the human rights of the people on the Caribbean island of Curaçao.

The Island of Curaçao is located in the southwestern Caribbean, with a population of approximately 134.000 inhabitants. It is the largest island of the Netherlands Antilles, 38 miles long, approximately 2 to 7.5 miles wide and 444 square kilometers (182 square miles). It is located just 35 miles north of the coast of Venezuela, 42 miles east of the island Aruba and 2.5 hours by air from Miami.

Willemstad is the densely populated capital of the Island of Curaçao and in its hearth lays the Schottegat area and the biggest and eldest refinery of the Western Hemisphere, build in 1914 and declared obsolete in 1982 and 1983.

Yet, Refineria ISLA (Curazao) S.A., subsidiary of Petroleos de Venezuela S.A. continues to operate the refinery, after Royal Dutch Shell exhibited undue influence imposing the sale of the refinery (1985) to the local government for 1 US $ in exchange for full indemnity for all damage inflicted during 70 years of operation. The local government was forced to take the deal in order to save thousands of jobs. However, the sale could not prevent the economy of Curaçao slip into a structural economic crisis.

Whereas the refinery was of vital importance during the Shell-age, this importance has diminished to a minimum after 1985 and is currently negligent. PdVSA operates the refinery as a cost center, with a minimum of local personnel, has not conducted the proper maintenance investments, and exceeds international pollution norms on a daily basis. As a result the human rights of more then 12,5 % of the people of Curaçao are being violated on a daily basis.

The conclusions of the latest Environmental Study downwind of Schottegat and the latest public health study published by the government agencies of Curaçao. Please note that cancer and other chronic pulmonary disorders are considered to be "chest discomfort":

More then 12,5 % of our total population is being threatened of which more then 5.500 children living in the high-risk area and more then 3.000 children that have to go to school in the same contaminated area. To give you somewhat more insight of the profoundness of the existing crises that this is caused on the island of Curaçao:

One of the more then 5.500 children that have become victims of irrepairable health damage inflicted by toxic pollution
Banks losing billions, and replace it with more money, Citigroup and Lynch holding lion share of market risk, local services slashed, Yahoo! bounces back from layoffs by buyout notice
THEINTERNATIONALFORECASTER Wed, 06 Feb 2008
Banks are losing hundreds of billions of dollars and those in the banking industry tell us only losing $1 billion is considered a good news event these days. This is the kind of sociopathic insanity we have to listen to these days. Then their answer is to give us more money to throw at the problem and we will solve it. They are lying and they simply can't help themselves. They get totally divorced from reality. They are in total denial. We are also told that the infusion of capital from foreign institutions into the banking system to cover up their mistakes is a sign of strength. That is mindless. All the foreigners are doing is dumping dollars, which are the wages of de-industrialization, deregulation, free trade, globalization, offshoring and outsourcing. Better known as the termination of your livelihood. It has made us dependent on capital from the outside world. We have become junk-bond junkies. We are no longer the most productive nation in the world. We have been converted into sniveling, pathetic debtors who have been betrayed by our large transnational conglomerates.
US warns EU over barriers
BBC Mon, 21 Jan 2008 15:36:31 GMT
US trade representative Susan Schwab tells Europe climate change is no excuse for barriers to trade.
Brown outlines overseas programme for pupils
GUARDIAN Thu, 03 Jan 2008
Prime minister announces global fellowship programme to allow young people to visit countries such as Brazil and China
Israel signs free-trade accord with South American bloc
HAARETZ Tue, 18 Dec 2007 17:40:45 GMT
Mercosur, the South American trade bloc, signed a free-trade agreement with Israel on Tuesday, its first pact with a country outside of Latin America. ...
China the victor as Europe fails to secure trade deal with Africa
INDEPENDENT Mon, 10 Dec 2007
European and African leaders have signed a pact promoting free trade and democracy but failed to make a breakthrough on formal trade agreements between the two continents.
Africa leaders reject EU trade deal
ALJAZEERA Sun, 09 Dec 2007 15:27:41 PM
New "equal partnership" overshadowed by row over free trade agreements.
Brick Lane losing its flavour as corporates squeeze out curry
GUARDIAN Sun, 02 Dec 2007
Brick Lane, the east London road symbolic of Britain's Bangladeshi community, could be under threat. Many of the restaurants that line the long, narrow street immortalised in Monica Ali's best-selling book face closure because of soaring rents.

Already 15 have gone out of business and many more are considering closing. Bajloor Rashid, president of the Bangladesh Caterers' Association, said the influx of corporate brands was making the area, often referred to as Bangla Town, 'soul-less'. He will warn of the threat tonight at the association's annual dinner party in London.
How the super-rich just get richer
BBC Thu, 29 Nov 2007 16:25:10 GMT
Technology and globalization are helping Britain's super-rich musicians and sporting stars grow their fortunes.
US firms fall behind Europe in ethical standards, says Eiris
INDEPENDENT Fri, 14 Sep 2007
Despite high-profile scandals and continuing public disquiet about the effects of globalisation, a study of corporate responsibility reveals that companies have much higher standards of behaviour now than in the past, and that larger enterprises have a better record than their smaller counterparts.
Stephen King: Protectionism by West would be a tragedy and a betrayal
INDEPENDENT Mon, 11 Jun 2007 00:28:06 GMT
The odd thing about the anti-globalisation protests at the G8 meetings last week was not so much the protests themselves but the protesters' targets. The G8 is increasingly an anachronism. The idea that the G8 countries, alone, are responsible for globalisation and its associated "evils" is decidedly odd. Even odder is the idea that the G8 countries, alone, are capable of taking responsibility for creating the architecture to turn globalisation unambiguously into a force for good. Indeed, for some of the G8 countries, the only economic architecture in the planning stages is the 21st-century equivalent of medieval city walls. These, of course, were designed to protect those lucky enough to be in the city and to harm those outside. To put these plans into action would truly be a global economic tragedy.
Winners and losers as India booms
BBC Mon, 21 May 07 23:03:03 BST
Mumbai Business Correspondent Karishma Vaswani looks at globalisation and how its affected India.
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PROOF that the Police LIED about the death of Ian Tomlinson
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The police are on tape LYING about the circumstances surrounding the Death of the G20 Victim Ian Tomlinson.
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Video has emerged that shows the Police LIED in regard to the death of Ian Tomlinson at the G20 Protests. The Police claimed they had tried to protect Mr Tomlinson but had come under attack...
The Obama Deception HQ Full length version
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The Obama Deception is a hard-hitting film that completely destroys the myth that Barack Obama is working for the best interests of the American people.

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