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Dear Friends.
We have now today discussed the importance of International Solidarity.
Realisation of international solidarity is a hard task. It's always the most weak people who needs the biggest support that always been beaten.
The superior one can easy control and exploit his power against the inferior. The raw capitalistic power/predecessor who is on the top hierarchy. They don't bother any thing when it all comes to gain profit.
To change this situation it takes an alteration in attitude. First of all you have to illuminate the common people about the struggle in the world.
Then, with help from them "the common people" make demands on the superior for changes. In that way the international solidarity will be strengthen.
To correct the IKEA information, we wuold like to ad this: IKEA was founded in 1943 and today there is 136 supermarkets in 28 countries. In IKEA there are 37.000 employee. The sales for 1996 was 45 milliard SEK. There is 2.500 subcontractors in 65 countries.
About the child labor in the world there are 250 million!!!!!!!!.
Best regards
>From Sweden Ola , Michael and Karl-Eric.
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