www.freeafrica.org
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www.jubilee2000uk.org

The movement described in Nader's article is the exception to the rule. After all, if the sweatshops in the third world close down, won't the US find itself facing a booming inflation, due to the predicted increase in manufacturing costs?

Exception to the majority of consumers who simply couldn't care less.
As for major corporations and their profits - since major corporations have incredible power as far as economic policy goes in the US, wouldn't they not only not support an aid initiative, but also try to hinder it any way they can? (Mills and his "inner circle")